Amy Beckling - Birth Stories + Doula Support

07/01/2025

Did you know that learning about infant feeding before your baby arrives can make a huge difference in how confident and supported you feel in those early days?

Our monthly prenatal lactation class covers everything from how milk supply works to what to expect in the first week—and how partners can be actively involved from day one. 💪🍼

Whether you're planning to breastfeed, pump, combo feed, or are still figuring it out—you're welcome here.

📍 Taught by an experienced IBCLC
🗓 Offered monthly
💬 Space for questions
👨‍👩‍👧 Partners highly encouraged

Visit latchsav.com to sign up for the next class (Saturday, July 5).

02/24/2022

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01/30/2022

This moment never gets old 🥰 www.AmyBeckling.com

08/24/2021

When your clients want to run in the water at the end of the session, you just giggle and capture every second!

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07/15/2021

Induction 👉 increased pain 👉 epidural 👉 non-reassuring fetal heart tones 👉 "emergency" c-section

Do you see what happened there?

That was the cascade of interventions.

It starts with something that you're told is harmless, like an induction. "It's the same as natural labor", they say. "Aren't you ready to meet your baby?!" they say. "Your baby is measuring big," they say.

So you agree.

But then the pain is too much. The contractions are right on top of each other. You can't get a break.

"If you get an epidural, you can rest," they say.

So you agree.

And you do get some rest, but then your baby's heart rate is starting to dip and not recover.

"Baby's not tolerating labor well. We think we should get them out," they say. They mean c-section. You're afraid for your baby.

So you agree.

"Thank goodness you were in the hospital," your family says. "Those doctors and nurses saved your baby."

But did they?

Maybe. But if they had left you alone, if they hadn't induced you unnecessarily, if you had gone into labor on your own and given birth how you wanted, would there have been anything to even save you from?

I hear this exact story almost daily. Some women recognize what was done to them, others don't. Either way loads of them end up with depression, anxiety, and PTSD from their birth experience, and it didn't have to be that way.

06/24/2021

Can’t wait to meet this sweet baby girl and I had a blast hanging with her parents at Grove Point plantation 😍

05/29/2021

Fresh baby 🥰

05/27/2021

I got to help welcome this sweet girl into the world as her nurse and had so much fun capturing her tiny beauty 🥰

05/12/2021

Not-so-patiently awaiting this little girl’s arrival any day now! I cannot wait to love on and support her mama in labor, capture her arrival, and see her beautiful face!!