Why Choose Adore & Cherish RN's for this Life Changing Journey
Pregnancy is filled with questions, decisions, and mixed messages.
At Adore & Cherish, your support is guided by a registered nurse with Labor & Delivery and Postpartum experience, offering a level of clinical insight that goes beyond traditional support roles.
We work with you during pregnancy to prepare for birth, the newborn stage, and postpartum recovery using evidence-informed education and realistic expectations. Our nurse-led approach helps you understand what’s normal, what deserves attention, and how to navigate common concerns with clarity and confidence—without unnecessary fear or overwhelm.
Every family’s needs are different. That’s why we help you select a support package that aligns with your pregnancy, your goals, and your comfort level. Our role is to educate, guide, and support—so when your baby arrives, you feel informed, prepared, and supported rather than reactive.
With nurse-guided support, you’re not relying on internet advice or trial-and-error. You’re entering motherhood with trusted education, steady reassurance, and professional support every step of the way.
Prepare for Birth With an Experienced Labor & Delivery Nurse — Know What to Expect Before Labor Begins
Why Choose a Nurse Instead of a Doula?
Doulas support emotionally.
Our nurses bring Labor & Delivery experience that helps you understand what’s normal—and what’s not.
Our nurses have worked directly in L&D, which means they:
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Know what hospitals do in real time—not just in theory
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Recognize normal vs concerning patterns early
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Help you understand options before decisions feel rushed
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Guide you calmly when plans change
This experience allows us to explain birth as it actually happens, not how it’s idealized.
Guided by an experienced Labor & Delivery RN
What Labor & Delivery Nurses Bring That Others Can’t
Because our support is guided by nurses trained in Labor & Delivery care, we are able to help you:
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Understand how labor typically progresses in a hospital setting
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Recognize what providers are monitoring and why
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Prepare for common interventions without fear-based language
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Stay grounded if labor takes an unexpected turn
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We don’t provide medical advice or replace your provider.
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We translate clinical reality into calm preparation.
Get a Headstart with Our Free Initial Support Consultation
Mari V. RN, BSN
Labor & Delivery /Postartum Nurse
This complimentary call is led by a Labor & Delivery Registered Nurse and is designed to help you get clear on your needs — without pressure or obligation.
During this brief consultation, we’ll cover:
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Where you are in pregnancy and what concerns are coming up right now
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What to realistically expect as you approach birth, based on your situation
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How our nurse-led support works and where it may be most helpful for you
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Next steps to help you feel more prepared and less overwhelmed
This call is simply a starting point — so you can decide what level of support feels right for you.
Mari has a gentle, kind spirit and a wealth of knowledge when it comes to pregnancy, birth and postpartum. She would be an absolute gift to anyone looking for extra support as they navigate the 4th trimester.
Amanda B. CNM (Midwife)
What truly stood out was how amazing Mari was with our newborn-especially when it came to feeding. Mari patiently guided us through feeding techniques, helped troubleshoot challenges, and taught us essential newborn practices that made a huge difference during those early days at home. She never rushed me and always made sure I felt supported, reassured, and empowered as a new mother.
Laurissa L.
New Mom
As a first-time father, I can honestly say that Mari was an incredible support for both my wife and my family. From the very beginning, she put us at ease with her calm presence, deep knowledge, and genuine care. Mari gave my wife clear, practical advice from labor and delivery, and all the way through the first week of coming home. She was always explaining things in a way that made us feel confident rather than overwhelmed.
Stephen V.
New Dad