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Birth Doula Support

Honoring birth as sacred, intuitive, and uniquely yours

We believe birth is powerful, unpredictable, and deeply personal. As your doulas, we’re here to walk beside you with presence, reverence, and steady support. Our role is to guide, ground, and uplift you throughout your birthing experience.

Together, we bring a calm and connected energy to your birth space. Whether you're welcoming your first baby or your fifth, you'll feel supported, heard, and deeply cared for.

Supporting your birthing path, wherever it winds.

Here’s what birth care with us looks like:

  • Physical Support: Massage, breathwork, movement, and position changes to ease labor and promote progress

  • Emotional Support: A calm presence to hold space, reduce fear, and guide you through every wave

  • Informational Support: Honest, evidence- and experience-based insights so you can make confident, informed choices

  • Advocacy: Encouragement to use your voice, and support in making sure it’s heard

Above all, we help create a peaceful, grounded environment so you can stay connected to your body and your baby.

Sweet Embrace Birth Support

$2400

Your birth support with our team includes:

Three prenatal visits
One joint, one with Ali, one with Molly

Continuous labor support

One joint postpartum visit including an herbal sitz bath, reflexology, and birth reflections

Meet your
birth team

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Ali Sugarman

Ali brings a holistic, heart-centered approach to birth. As a full-spectrum doula, childbirth educator, and mama, she creates calm, intuitive support that honors your mind, body, and spirit. She’s attended births across Colorado in homes, birth centers, and hospitals alike.

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Molly Turner

Molly joins Sweet Embrace as a trusted collaborator for birth clients. With a background in herbalism, nutrition, and over two decades of perinatal care, she brings a grounded, nurturing presence to the birth space. Clients love her calm energy, deep knowledge, and dedication to centering your voice.

FAQs

  • Nope! We support births of all kinds; hospital, home, birth center, medicated, non-medicated, cesarean sections. We support YOU and your partner in whatever way you choose to bring your baby into the world.

  • Not at all! Your partner is your number one supporter. We love working with partners to get them involved–helping them know what to do, keeping them engaged and informed about the process. We work with your partner as a team to support you and keep you feeling comfortable and safe.

  • We love working with partners! We give them tools to use during labor so that they feel confident guiding and supporting you. It’s a team effort and also one of the biggest moments in their lives (as well as the yours). We want to make it memorable for everyone involved, and like connecting with your partner to make sure they feel heard and supported too!

  • We do not support circumcision (non-consensual genital mutilation, which provides no medical benefit). We understand this is a very personal decision, and we are here to talk through the myths of this procedure. Please reach out for more information! As far as interventions and pain management, we support anything our clients want or desire at any point in their labor.

  • We serve Nederland, Black Hawk, Evergreen, Morrison, Central City, Idaho Springs, Golden, Boulder, Denver, Longmont, Lafayette, Louisville, Fort Collins, Lakewood, Westminster, Thornton, Lyons, and Frisco, Colorado.

To date, these are the spaces we’ve had the honor of supporting birthing families:

Boulder Community Health Foothills, The Birth Center of Denver, Boulder Birth & Holistic Health, Good Samaritan–Lafayette, Rose Medical Center, St Luke’s Medical Center, Lutheran Medical Center, St. Joseph’s Hospital, Medical Center of the Rockies Littleton Adventist, Medical Center of Aurora, Skyridge Medical Center, UC Health Longs Peak Hospital–Longmont, Avista Adventist Hospital, Swedish Medical Center, Hygge Birth Center (Colorado Birth and Wellness), St. Anthony Summit Hospital, Boulder Medical Center, Seasons Birth Center, Banner Medical Center, Estes Park Hospital, and have had the honor of working with midwives during homebirths.