Postnatal Support
Ease, calm and practical help for your days at home
Every visit is shaped around what you need that day. There's no fixed formula for postpartum recovery: some days you may need practical help, other days you may simply need space, reassurance, or rest.
You deserve to feel rested, honoured, heard, nourished and never judged. That is what I am here for.
- Holding your baby so you can nap, shower or simply have a moment to yourself, knowing they're in safe hands
- Cooking nourishing meals and snacks for you and your family, because food is a fundamental part of postpartum recovery
- Emotional reassurance and a calm, steady presence: you will always feel heard, validated and never judged
- Gentle newborn care support and guidance in understanding your baby's cues and behaviour
- Support with feeding, including breastfeeding positioning and bottle feeding, always referring to the appropriate specialist when needed
- Light household support to ease the mental and physical load, so you can focus on rest and bonding
- Attending appointments with you when helpful
- Signposting to local baby groups, services and professionals
- WhatsApp contact during weekday hours, 9am to 7pm
What I don't do
While I bring extensive healthcare experience, I do not provide medical care or clinical advice in my role as a doula. I will always encourage and support you to seek guidance from your midwife, health visitor, or GP when needed. My role is to offer emotional grounding, practical help, and continuity of support at home.
Working With Me
Working towards full Doula UK recognition
I trained as a postnatal doula with Younique Postnatal, the only Doula UK accredited provider that focuses solely on postnatal care. I'm now building my practice as a mentored doula, working towards full Doula UK recognition. It means the care you get is backed by proper training and by the ongoing guidance of an experienced mentor, so there is always someone established behind me.
Language Support
In English and in French
I offer full postnatal support in both English and French, allowing French-speaking families in London to feel fully understood, supported, and at ease during this transition.