As a Doula I offer non-medical support through out pregnancy and birth.  I aim to support the mother to feel safe and comfortable and informed of her choices.  I have no medical role or decision making power, I support the family to feel empowered to make their own decisions.


​My Birth Support

I hope to support every client in the way in which she chooses, whether that is a home birth, hospital or a Cesarean birth.  I aim to be the friendly face that you will get to know during your pregnancy and birth journey. I offer a calming presence and unwavering support for your labour and birth. I help you to remain focussed and will do my best to create the unltimate birthing environment to allow your hormones to flow freely.  I am also there for you partner or husband,  keeping them involved and supporting their needs too. 


​My Birth Package

  • Initial interview
  • Antental visits: 2-3 visits x up to 2 hrs, day or evening, week or weekend.
  • I will be on call from 38 weeks until your baby is born, 24/7.
  • Birth: My attendance thoughout at your chosen birth venue, from when you call to the point when you are happy for me to leave, and your baby is feeding. Guaranteed continuity of care.
  • 1 x 2hr post-natal visit
  • Unlimited contact via phone & emails, I will be there for support and guidance
  • Individual information for you to keep
  • I will refer you to articles and updates which are relevant to your personal experience 


Continuing to be there

After my post natal visit I will be on my way, however I am always at the end of a phone or willing to meet for a chat and coffee.  Sometimes there are areas that need more support to do with your birth or the first days of mothering. I will continue to support or offer post natal Doulaing if more time is needed.


​I am more than happy to support a cesarean birth and can help to create a plan which supports mum's desires in her birth.  This is one of the many examples of a Gentle cesarean birth on youtube.  I love the way emphasis is on skin to skin, even when baby needs a little oxygen.