The early days of parenthood can feel overwhelming, even when everything is going ‘right.’
I support Tucson families through feeding, sleep, and the emotional transition into life with a new baby, so you can feel calm, confident, and supported in your decisions
For more than 26 years, I’ve supported Tucson families through pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and the transition into early parenthood.
As a postpartum RN, certified postpartum doula, lactation educator, pediatric sleep consultant, and perinatal mental health professional, I bring both clinical expertise and compassionate, hands-on care to every family I work with.
My approach is personalized, evidence-based, and judgment-free. I listen deeply, honor your values, and help you navigate feeding, sleep, and emotional well-being with clarity and confidence.
Registered Nurse
Postpartum Doula
Lactation Educator
Pediatric Sleep Consultant
Perinatal Mental Health Certified
Colleen combines clinical expertise with a calm, nurturing presence, supporting families in both hospital and home settings. She helps parents navigate feeding challenges, sleep deprivation, and emotional overwhelm with clear, practical guidance.
Her approach is personalized and judgment-free, meeting each family where they are and helping them feel more confident, supported, and at ease during the fourth trimester.
Guidance grounded in professional training, nursing experience, and evidence-based practices.
More than 26 years supporting families through pregnancy, postpartum, feeding, sleep, and early childhood development.
A calm, non-judgmental approach that respects each family’s parenting choices and values.
Families deserve guidance that is both compassionate and informed by experience.
My work is guided by several core principles:
✓ evidence-based guidance
✓ respect for each family’s parenting choices
✓ calm, supportive communication
✓ practical strategies that work in real life
✓ trust, confidentiality, and professionalism
The goal is always to help parents feel more confident, more informed, and less alone during the transition into parenthood.