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Traditional Birth Services 

Supporting families through birth, feeding, and the early postpartum transition

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Offerings

A steady, knowledgeable presence throughout pregnancy, labor, and the early postpartum hours. Birth doula support offers emotional encouragement, physical comfort, and evidence‑based information so you can move through birth feeling supported, informed, and grounded in your choices.

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In‑home IBCLC visits offer expert, compassionate support for feeding your baby. Whether you’re navigating latch challenges, milk supply concerns, or simply looking for reassurance, I meet you where you are—with practical guidance in the comfort of your own home.

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Gentle, hands‑on support during the early weeks with your baby. Postpartum care is fully tailored to your family’s needs—offering help with newborn care, feeding support, recovery, and the everyday rhythms that help you settle into life with your new little one.

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For both doula and IBCLC services:

  • PacificSource (commercial and OHP)

  • Trillium (OHP)

  • Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield

  • UnitedHealthcare

  • Moda, Kaiser, Providence (doula only)

I accept insurance!
Hi, I’m Liz —

I started Traditional Birth Services in 2025 after years of working with families in the early postpartum period, and, after recognizing through my own perinatal experience just how crucial knowledgeable, gentle support can be.

Today, as an IBCLC lactation consultant and birth and postpartum doula (THW), I provide in‑home support for families in Springfield, OR and surrounding communities, helping parents navigate pregnancy, birth, and the early days with their new baby while building confidence in their own instincts.

When I’m not working, you’ll probably find me in the garden, hanging out with my family, or starting the umpteenth house project before finishing the last one.

— Liz Weisenfluh IBCLC, THW
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