Jennifer Moon

Hello and welcome!

I’m Jen, a birth doula, childbirth and early infancy educator, lactation counselor, and mom of two teens.

Before focusing my work on perinatal support, I earned my Doctorate in Osteopathic Medicine from A.T. Still University in 2021. While I don’t provide medical care or advice in my role as a doula, my background informs the evidence-based insight and thoughtful guidance I offer throughout your journey into parenthood.

Through my medical training and my own experience of becoming a parent, I came to appreciate how deeply our earliest experiences shape us and our families. In my own life, I’ve seen how a foundation of connection and attunement can help a family navigate difficult transitions and find its way forward through uncertainty. This understanding is at the heart of my work and my hope to help other families build a foundation that feels true to them.

I completed birth doula training at Bastyr University, followed by the Physicians’ Lactation Consultant Training Program and Lamaze educator training. Working with birthing families has deepened my curiosity about how our bodies work during birth, leading me to explore movement and positioning through Spinning Babies and my current Body Ready Method cohort. I bring this learning together with a deep respect for each person’s intuition and individual needs, supporting them and their baby as they find their own rhythm through birth.

As a seasoned mom, I know how quickly things can change and how unprepared even the most prepared of us can sometimes feel. Birth and early parenting bring unexpected challenges and a range of emotions. My goal is to be a steady, compassionate presence, offering space to talk things through, feel heard, and build confidence in your own instincts as you find your way into parenthood.