BIRTH & POSTNATAL DOULA
I am an experienced birth and postnatal doula based in Bromley, London, supporting families across all of London, Kent, and the surrounding areas.
Whether you’re looking for a South London doula, a Kent birth doula, or compassionate postpartum care, I offer personalised, trauma-informed support throughout pregnancy, birth, and the early weeks at home. My approach is inclusive and sensitive to neurodivergent needs, creating a calm, predictable, and supportive environment for every family.
My services include VBAC preparation, waterbirth support, hypnobirthing, Power Hour sessions, sexual-trauma-sensitive care, neurodivergent-friendly birth planning, and emotional support after birth, so you and your family can feel confident, safe, and genuinely supported every step of the way.

PRENATAL VISITS
My doula package includes 3 prenatal meetings (usually at least 1 is in person) and 2 online sessions. I take on a limited number of clients at a time to ensure I can give you the complete care and attention you deserve. By offering Prenatal Visits, my goal is to reduce stress so you can focus on your body and your baby. We will discuss your birth preferences and make sure you feel understood and heard.

BIRTHING SUPPORT
I offer unwavering support to you and your family before, during and after birth. I will stay in close contact in order to routinely check how you’re doing and step in with anything you might need. I will be on call from 38-42 weeks and when you go (or you think you may be) into labour, I will be available 24/7 to consult or to attend your labour and birth.

POSTPARTUM SUPPORT
I will stay with you for a while after birth, too, to ensure you and your baby have what you need. I will visit you 1x after the birth at your home and offer support. Pregnancy, birth and the early days of childrearing can be worrying and stressful. My role with my Postpartum Support service is to ensure you get the best information and care possible. No matter when you need me, I will be there offering support.


