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Doula and Lactation Support

Liz Weisenfluh IBCLC, THW Doula

Located in Springfield, OR and serving neighboring cities, Traditional Birth Services was started in 2024 to honor the tradition of community in the birth and postpartum space. Here, we believe that nurtured families change the world.

How can I help?

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    Infant Feeding

    Helping you find confidence in your infant feeding experience, collaborating on a plan that works for you and your baby.

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    Pregnancy, Labor, and Birth

    Support that begins in pregnancy and follows you through labor and birth to the early postpartum days.

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    Postpartum

    Extended care during the postpartum period — supporting your rest and providing space for bonding with your new baby. Overnight support available!

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    Coming Soon!

    With sustainability and accessibility in mind, be on the look out for handmade postpartum care products and free educational materials.

“With compassion, patience, and calm, doulas can help us remember what we already know instinctively, and help us learn to be flexible with the unknown.”

— Rachel Zimmerman

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Welcome, I’m happy you’re here

My name is Liz. For as long as I can remember, I’ve found fulfillment from taking care of others. After my daughter was born in 2015, I began channeling that caregiver energy towards perinatal families, recognizing a deficit in the support that new families receive. Before this transition, I worked with people across the lifespan—from specializing in infant care as a professional nanny to providing end-of-life support as a CNA.

Now, I’m an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) and a Traditional Health Worker (THW) Doula—in other words an infant feeding specialist and doula. Making the support I offer accessible to families is close to my heart, and these credentials often allow insurance coverage for my services. Please reach out for more information—I hope to connect soon.