Sacred Birth

01/28/2026

Updated availability…

01/21/2026

🚨 Doula Spotlight 🚨

Hello! I have been working in the birth world for a little over 3 years now. I have experienced a cesarean section birth as well as a VBAC myself, and am passionate about all kinds of birth. I have experienced supporting clients at home births, hospital births, as well as in the operating room during a c-section. I have also shadowed as midwife assistant at a couple of births.

I strive to educate, advocate for, and support my clients in all capacities. I aim to get partners involved as much as they would like to be, and prepare them for that role. The goal is to work together as a team to best achieve the birth each client longs for.

I serve all of central Wyoming as well as northern Colorado - about 2-3 hours in any direction from Casper.

IG: CasperAreaDoula
FB: Angela Harrison - Casper Area Doula
Phone: 620-249-3612
Email: angharrison98@gmail.com

01/21/2026

Updated client availability

Contact me sooner rather than later since I’m booking up quickly!

Lacy@sacredbirthmtwy.com
(307) 331-7430

01/16/2026

For those in the area of Cheyenne…
Prenatal yoga! 🧘‍♀️

✨ Mama Flow ✨Yoga for Moms (FREE)

Tag a mom who should come!

We’re kicking things off with a casual Meet the Teacher event before classes begin 🤍

Come meet Theresa Hansen, our Mama Flow instructor, who is certified in prenatal & postpartum yoga and deeply passionate about supporting moms in every stage of motherhood.

No yoga. No pressure. Just connection, questions, and good vibes. Come as you are.

🧘‍♀️ Mama Flow: Meet the Teacher
📍 Bloom Therapy 603 E Carlson st. Cheyenne
🗓️ February 7th 9:00 AM

01/12/2026

🚨Doula spotlight 🚨

Kristi Fulton

I'm here to educate with kindness and truth, so they feel informed and strong. Like a best friend or big sister, I fiercely protect their peace and help educate them on their rights and choices. I am available for hospital, home or birth center births.

Servicing Casper, Douglas, Glenrock and Midwest/Edgerton

https://wildflowerharmony.com/

IG : wild_flower_harmony_doula

307-258-3675 please leave a message

01/07/2026

All of Sacred Birth’s December babies! 4 sweet boys and 1 little girl! 💙💙💙❤️

Stay tuned for the 2025 stats.

01/05/2026

Would you like to have a spotlight of your doula business? Message me and we can add you on our doula spotlight!

01/04/2026

Doula spotlight

Geniel Suchomel

I have been in the birth world for 11 years. I am passionate about prenatal prep, specifically thorough education and mental/physical readiness for labor. My "specialty" is physiologic birth; that is, I support the spontaneous rhythms that the body uses to bring forth the baby. I work hard to do this even if things don't go according to plan A.

I believe birth is a beautiful time to deepen one's relationship with her partner. A whole new family is being born, whether this is your first or your fifth baby!

I am based out of Laramie and serve most of Wyoming as well as ft Collins.

http://becoming-birth.com

(530) 844-6286

01/03/2026

Thinking about becoming a doula? Danielle is well experienced and educated to help you get there!!

01/02/2026

Physical contact through babywearing significantly impacts a baby's emotional state in several ways:

1. Security and Comfort: Being close to a caregiver helps babies feel safe and secure. This proximity can reduce anxiety and stress, leading to a calmer demeanor.
2. Bonding: Skin-to-skin contact enhances the emotional bond between the caregiver and the baby. This connection fosters trust and attachment, which are crucial for emotional development.
3. Reduced Crying: Babies often cry less when in close contact with their caregivers. The soothing rhythm of their caregiver's movements and heartbeat provides comfort.
4. Improved Mood: Physical closeness can stimulate the release of hormones like oxytocin, known as the "bonding hormone," which can lead to a more positive emotional state.
5. Enhanced Social Interaction: Being worn allows babies to experience more social interactions, as they are at eye level with the caregiver and able to observe their surroundings, enhancing their social development.
6. Stress Regulation: Close contact helps regulate a baby's physiological responses, such as heart rate and stress levels, contributing to overall emotional stability.

Through these mechanisms, babywearing promotes a nurturing environment that supports a baby's emotional well-being and development.

Just think of the oxytocin this baby is getting not only by being close to dad, but the beat of the music and gentle bouncing.

11/29/2025

11/19/2025

Confidence is built long before we walk into a birth. Practicing skills and drills ensures that we step into every birth space grounded, capable and ready to provide safe care.

Sydney updated us on the new NRP changes. We practiced IV starts and how to administer meds. Practiced estimated blood loss in the pool and out. Basic vital signs (blood pressure, pulse and temperature). Crown&Stone catered our lunch with some mini chicken croissant sandwiches and a beautiful, delicious charcuterie board.