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Our Team
MIDWIFE, OWNER
Kelsey Chieko Babb,
BSN, RN, MSM, LM, CPM
Kelsey Chieko Babb is a Bastyr University trained midwife who has primed her skills serving diverse communities from the Greater Houston Area to Seattle. Chieko has been a full-time birth worker since 2015. She completed her studies at Bastyr University in 2018 with a dual Bachelor and Master of Science degree in Midwifery.
Chieko believes her midwifery training instilled in her the importance of taking on leadership in communities for the health of future generations. Her practice of holistic midwifery care is rooted in both evidence-based practices and respect for traditions. She brings all the tools of the trade she has gathered throughout her journey as a birth doula, herbalist, reproductive health ally, and home birth midwife into her practice. Additionally, Chieko has a BSN degree from Cizik School of Nursing and neonatal ICU experience caring for critically-ill newborns. Her ultimate goal is to provide her community with access to humane, respectful, and culturally sensitive care as a guide and partner in protecting physiologic childbirth.
Chieko loves all things babies, cultivating native plant gardens, poetry, and raising her two boys.
MIDWIFE, BIRTH ASSISTANT
Victoria Solis, LM, CPM
Midwife Victoria Solis is a friendly, honest, and deeply inviting presence at Sana Sana Midwifery who makes every family feel truly seen and supported. With 8 years of experience and an unwavering commitment to holistic care, she takes the time to listen, understand, and guide each family through their unique parenting passage. She celebrates the strength and wisdom of every parent, empowering them with evidence-based knowledge and continuous support.
For Victoria, there could be no role more honorable and rewarding than that of a midwife. Midwifery encapsulates everything that she loves. She finds joy in being an advocate for women, supporting, enabling, and empowering them during the most incredible time in life. I consider midwifery to be more than a job, rather a privilege and a vocation.
Outside of midwifery, Victoria is a mom of 5 and a loud and proud sports mom. She homeschools two of her children and loves to read and bake when she has some downtime.
