Add my profile
Add my profile in three short steps. First, we check whether families already suggested you. Then you claim that page or create a new one.
Start with a free account
Create an account and confirm your email, then add or claim your profile. It takes about ten minutes.
Before you add my profile details
Have your public business name, city and website ready. Midwives should also have their license number, because we check it with the state before publishing.
Next, think about your service area. List every city or county you travel to. As a result, families in those places can find you even if you are based elsewhere.
Tips for a profile families love
Write a short, warm introduction in your own voice. Then describe what a typical client experience looks like, from the first call to the last visit.
Next, add your pricing unit and a price range, even if it is broad. Families often skip profiles that only say “contact for pricing”. Also, add a clear photo of yourself that you have permission to use.
Finally, update your availability every month. Because due-month results hide stale profiles, this one habit makes the biggest difference. You can do it from your phone in under a minute.
Add my profile: common questions
How long does review take?
Most profiles are reviewed within a few business days. Midwife profiles can take a little longer, because we check the license first.
Can I list more than one practitioner?
Each practitioner gets their own profile, even at the same practice. That way, families can compare each person fairly.
Does it cost anything?
No. A basic profile is free, and so are claims and corrections.
What happens after you submit
A moderator reviews each new profile. For midwives, we also check the clinical license on the official record, such as the Texas TDLR lookup.
Once approved, your profile goes live and you can update availability from your dashboard. Later changes to your name, roles or location get a quick re-review. Meanwhile, your approved details stay public.