Birth Client Resource Hub
This private resource hub is for current Stork & Sprout birth clients. Please enter the password from your welcome email to continue.
Your Birth Client Resource Hub
A private home base for your intake form, birth team contact information, prenatal visit preparation, and helpful resources for pregnancy, labor, birth, and early postpartum.
Start Here
These are the most important first steps after joining the Stork & Sprout birth team.
Complete Your Birth Intake Form
Please complete this form before your first prenatal visit. It usually takes about 15 to 20 minutes and helps your team understand your hopes, preferences, health history, and support needs.
Complete Intake FormRegister for The Nest
The Nest is our monthly workshop for current clients. Each session includes connection, education, and support around birth and postpartum topics.
Register for The NestKnow When to Call Your Doula
Review our guide for when and how to reach out to your doula team during pregnancy, early labor, active labor, and urgent situations.
View Calling GuideYour Birth Team
Your full birth team is here to support you every step of the way.
If you have an urgent need and do not receive a response from your primary doula within 5 minutes, please reach out to another member of your birth team directly.
Contact Information
- Birth Team Email: birthteam@storkandsprout.com
- Keira: (510) 919-7861
- Willow: (213) 359-5375
- Twyla: (503) 729-5872
- Nelli: (510) 458-4489
Your Prenatal Visits
Your birth support package includes two private prenatal visits with your doula team, typically scheduled around 32 and 36 weeks.
First Prenatal Visit
This visit is often focused on getting to know you, reviewing your intake form, talking through your hopes and concerns, and beginning your birth preparation.
- Review your intake form
- Talk through your care preferences
- Discuss support needs
- Begin birth planning
Second Prenatal Visit
This visit often focuses on practical preparation, labor support tools, birth preferences, partner support, and what to expect when labor begins.
- Review birth preferences
- Practice comfort measures
- Talk through labor timing
- Clarify when to call your doula
Ongoing Support
Your primary doula is available for ongoing support throughout your pregnancy, labor, birth, and early postpartum period.
- Questions between visits
- Labor check-ins
- Birth support
- Early postpartum support
Preparing Your Body
Gentle resources for comfort, body awareness, common symptoms, and pregnancy education.
Pregnancy Symptoms
Supportive education for common pregnancy discomforts and questions. These resources can help you understand what may be normal, what may need more support, and what to bring to your care provider.
General Pregnancy Knowledge
Helpful education to support your understanding of pregnancy, your options, and conversations with your care team.
Preparing for Birth
Guides and worksheets to help you think through your preferences, options, emotional preparation, and support needs.
Hospital Prep & Birth Preferences
Worksheets and guides for thinking through your birth environment, preferences, care options, and support needs.
Labor
Resources for understanding labor, comfort measures, positions, coping tools, and support options.
Positions & Body Balancing
PDF handouts for labor positions, body balancing, movement, and comfort.
Comfort Measures
PDF handouts with practical comfort tools, coping ideas, and labor support techniques.
Additional Labor Resources
Additional labor education, reflection tools, and support handouts.
Emotional Preparation for Birth
Resources to support reflection, communication, emotional grounding, and confidence as birth approaches.
Induction
Educational resources for understanding induction conversations, options, benefits, risks, and choices.
VBAC
Resources for clients exploring vaginal birth after cesarean.
Special Birth Circumstances
Resources for specific birth pathways or conversations that may come up as you prepare, including cesarean birth and breech presentation.
Feeding & Newborn Care
Supportive resources for feeding, newborn behavior, and the early days after birth.
Newborns
Resources for understanding newborn behavior, care, soothing, sleep, and adjustment in the early days.
Feeding & Breastfeeding
General feeding resources for breast, bottle, pumping, latch, milk supply, and combination feeding.
Postpartum Support
Resources for recovery, newborn care, feeding, rest, household adjustment, and the early weeks after birth.
Postpartum Resources
Supportive resources for physical recovery, feeding, newborn rhythms, and the transition into life with your baby.
Additional Support From Stork & Sprout
Thoughtful add-on services and resources that may support you during pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and early parenthood.
Placenta Encapsulation
Professional placenta encapsulation with safe handling, timely processing, and delivery.
Book Placenta EncapsulationPrenatal & Postpartum Massage
Gentle, supportive bodywork designed to nurture you during pregnancy and recovery after birth.
Book MassageTENS Unit Rental
A simple, drug-free comfort tool that can support pain management during labor.
Reserve a TENS UnitOnline Classes
Self-paced education and supportive resources to help you feel more prepared for birth, postpartum, and early parenting.
View ClassesEssential Oil Kits
Thoughtfully selected oils to support labor, grounding, rest, and postpartum recovery.
Request Essential OilsInfant Massage
A nurturing way to support connection, calm, and comfort while learning gentle techniques for your baby.
Request Infant MassageLactation Support
Feeding support for latch, pumping, bottle feeding, milk supply questions, and creating a sustainable feeding rhythm.
Request Lactation SupportPostpartum Doula Support
Daytime and overnight care to support rest, recovery, newborn care, feeding, and the transition home.
Explore Postpartum Support