The Birth Suites at Trillium House
Our facility offers three beautiful birth spaces that can be used by clients receiving midwifery care with one of the Trillium midwives.
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Windflower Suite
Windflower is a spacious, second-floor suite with a double bed, two comfy chairs, a cradle, a desk, and lots of adjustable lighting.
Butterfly Suite
Butterfly is a large, quiet room at the back of the house on the second floor. It has a queen bed, futon, desk, and comforting touches like candles and a table-top water fountain.
Honeysuckle Suite
Honeysuckle is a cozy, first-floor suite with a single bed and chairs. It has its own private bathroom, with easy access to the kitchen and to Chicory, the large front room of the house.
What’s Included in Your Stay
Use of a birthing suite includes:
Private bedroom with bed and use of linens
Use of the complete kitchen
Use of large birth pool
Birth balls
Diffusers, sound machines
Disposable birth supplies
What’s it Like to Give Birth at Trillium House?
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Our beautiful birth suites will have clean linens, blankets, and towels waiting for you when you are ready to give birth. When you and baby are ready to leave, we take care of the laundry, so you can focus on recovery and bonding at home.
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If you already have children and/or are sharing your home with other adults, birthing at Trillium House gives you the opportunity to decide who to invite to share the birth experience with you, beyond your midwife and birth assistant.
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During your labor, you’ll have access to a bathroom and a fully-stocked kitchen. We have all the equipment needed to monitor you and your baby throughout labor and delivery. If you want to have a water birth, we have a special large tub just for that purpose.
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There are occasions when births require medical intervention for mother or baby. Trillium House is exactly 4.5 miles from Virginia Baptist Hospital, so we can get you there quickly, in the rare event that help is needed.
Trillium House in the News
If you would like to find out more about Trillium House, you can read this April 2024 feature article that appeared in The News-Advance. If you cannot access the web version, a pdf version of it can be found HERE.