About me 

Why I became a Doula

I've always believed that everyone deserves the kind of support we used to have years ago. When I had my children, we had six weeks of antenatal care and six weeks postnatal support through our GP - plus regular meet-ups with other new mums.  Those gatherings, that sense of community, and the reassurance of knowing you weren't alone made such a difference to me, expecially with just 14 months between my first two babies. I honestly don't know what I would have done without it.

I became a Doula to help bring that support back - to give you space where you can slow down, feel cared for, and truly seen as an individual.  My aim is to support, guide and protect this precious time for you. I want you to feel confident, trust your instincts, ask any questions without hesitation, and know you're not alone on this journey.

Every pregnancy and birth is different, and even after all these years, i'm still learning. But I also bring the knowledge and experience I have gathered since 2007 to gently quide and support you through your own unique experience.