Grounded in a deep understanding of physiologic birth, we prioritize safety while honoring your unique vision for labor and birth. Through calm presence, skilled hands-on support, and thoughtful comfort techniques, we walk beside you as you navigate labor with strength, dignity, and confidence.

Midwifery care is rooted in informed choice and collaborative decision-making. Together, we create a care experience aligned with your values, goals, and hopes for this transformative season.

Within our care, you are seen, heard, and fully supported through pregnancy, birth, and the unfolding of parenthood..

Warm water can be a deeply supportive comfort measure during labor, whether or not birth ultimately occurs in the water.

At Moonlit Midwifery & Wellness, hydrotherapy is viewed as one of many tools that may help support relaxation, movement, and comfort throughout labor.

Families are encouraged to listen to their bodies and use supportive measures such as water, rest, movement, and position changes intuitively as labor unfolds, while we continue thoughtfully assessing the overall clinical picture.

Some families choose waterbirth, while others simply enjoy laboring in the water for periods of time during labor. Both experiences can be equally meaningful and beneficial.

Learn more about Hydrotherapy & waterbirth here: https://www.moonlitmidwifery.com/blog/hydrotherapy-waterbirth-benefits-cheyenne-wyoming

Pregnancy and postpartum are deeply transformative seasons, and we believe wellness deserves a more thoughtful, individualized approach than simply being told labs are “normal.” Alongside standard laboratory interpretation, we also review results through a functional wellness lens, considering patterns that may reflect nutrient depletion, stress, hormonal shifts, inflammation, and overall maternal wellbeing.

This can support more personalized conversations surrounding:

• Prenatal nourishment and wellness

• Fatigue and energy levels

• Mineral and nutrient status

• Hormonal balance

• Postpartum recovery and healing

• Lifestyle and holistic wellness support

Our approach is rooted in informed choice, education, and whole-person care, supporting families with both current evidence and a deeper look at maternal wellness during pregnancy and the postpartum transition.

Functional lab analysis is educational in nature and intended to complement, not replace, medical diagnosis or treatment.

Care continues well beyond birth. We provide compassionate postpartum and newborn support during the vital first six weeks, including recovery care, 2 in-home postpartum visits, lactation support, and newborn wellness visits. Whether you need guidance with healing, feeding, or emotional adjustment, you are not navigating this transition alone.

Postpartum does not end at six weeks. The first year brings ongoing physical, emotional, and practical transitions that deserve continued support and presence. Families who receive comprehensive care also receive complimentary extended check-ins at 6 and 12 months. These visits are non-clinical in nature, and offer space to pause, reflect, and receive support as you move through important milestones in your postpartum year.

These visits may include:

• Emotional and mental health support

• Physical recovery questions

• Feeding or sleep guidance

• Return-to-work transitions

• Anything else that is present for you

These may be offered in person or virtually.

Midwifery Fee: $7,000

The fee includes:

• Comprehensive prenatal care

• On-call availability from 37–42 weeks

• Labor and birth support

• Immediate postpartum care

• Routine postpartum follow-up (including 2 in-home postpartum visits)

• A customized birth kit

• Medications and medical supplies used during labor and birth

• One couples counseling session with Preston Hobbs, a Wyoming-licensed therapist specializing in postpartum adjustment and parent support (available in person or virtually). Learn more about Preston here: https://www.heldandhealedclub.com/

Please note:

• While the fee covers the majority of care provided within our practice, ultrasounds, laboratory services and referrals to outside providers are not included in the midwifery fee and are billed separately .

• Families will be asked to gather a small number of household items in preparation for birth.

• Moonlit Midwifery provides all required medical birth supplies and equipment.

• Recommended supplements, herbal products, medications, or wellness support items for pregnancy and postpartum arenot included in the midwifery fee.

• Clients who choose to receive RhoGAM are responsible for the additional cost, as this medication is not included in the global fee.

• Insurance reimbursement is not guaranteed.

• Moonlit Midwifery is an out-of-network provider with all insurance plans, though clients may choose to pursue reimbursement independently using a superbill.

Birth is a physiologic process that unfolds in its own time and in its own way. While we provide skilled, evidence-based care, attentive support, and thoughtful clinical judgment, outcomes can never be guaranteed.

Each pregnancy and birth is unique. Care decisions are guided by ongoing assessment, informed consent, and collaboration. Our role is to walk alongside you with presence, guidance, and advocacy, supporting you as your birth unfolds.

Moonlit Midwifery & Wellness is a self-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. Some insurance plans may offer partial reimbursement for midwifery care, but this varies widely and is not guaranteed. Clients are responsible for the full fee, which is due by 36 weeks of pregnancy. A superbill can be provided for submission to your insurance company, and some families choose to work with our third-party billing services to assist with reimbursement.