Central PA Resources for Pregnancy, Birth, Postpartum & Parenting

York, PA Midwives

• York Birth Services
• Harrisburg Midwife & Wellness LLC

York, PA Birth Doulas

• Birth Way
• Badger & Quill Photography
• Genesis Doula Services 



York, PA Postpartum Doulas

• Nest and Nourish
• Gentle Blessings & Memories

York, PA Lactation

• Lava Baby Lactation
• Latching with Grace

York, PA Birth Photography

• Badger & Quill Photography
• Kate McCord Photography

York, PA Placenta Specialist

• Lancaster Placenta Company

York, PA Pregnancy Nutrition

• Pregnancy & Postpartum Nutrition by Hanna

York, PA Pelvic Floor Therapy

• Core Plus Physical Therapy

York, PA Pregnancy Yoga

• Holly Keich Yoga
• Luna Baby Holistic Care

York, PA Pregnancy Chiropractor

• Healthy Home Chiropractic
• Dr. Kristen Kerr, Chiropractor

York, PA Pregnancy Counseling

• Lane Counseling Services, LLC 



Helpful Links

Hypnobabies- This amazing childbirth hypnosis course is a full education course so it has everything you need to know about birthing your baby and how to have the most comfortable birth experience possible. Taking a childbirth education course is one of the most important things you can do for your self during pregnancy.

ICAN- Thinking about a VBAC? Get even more support and information here! The International Cesarean Awareness Network, Inc. (ICAN) is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to improve maternal-child health by preventing unnecessary cesareans through education, providing support for cesarean recovery, and promoting Vaginal Birth After Cesarean (VBAC).

Le Leche League- If you choose to feed your baby with breast milk, La Leche League is an international nonprofit, nonsectarian organization dedicated to providing education, information, support, and encouragement to women who want to breastfeed. Check out their meetings nearest you today!

Spinning Babies- Check out this great website for tips and tricks to encourage optimal fetal positioning!

The Miles Circuit - This circuit is useful to help get the baby lined up, ideally, in the "Left Occiput Anterior" (LOA) Position, both before labor begins and when some corrections need to be done during labor.



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