My midwifery and lactation support services are for everyone. Every family shape, every route to parenthood, and every feeding and birth choice. I will always meet you where you are, without assumption or judgement.

I do not attend births or provide active labour support. What I do offer is everything around and up to that moment, including antenatal preparation, postnatal support, and feeding guidance. The best way to think of me is as the preparation and the aftercare. The NHS (or your private obstetric team) lead the birth itself. If labour and birth support is what you’re looking for, I’m happy to point you towards other birth support services who can be with you on the day.

A doula offers continuous emotional and practical support, often at the birth itself. However, a doula is not a clinically regulated role. A traditional private midwife typically provides clinically regulated antenatal, on-call labour and birth support and postnatal care.I’m a registered midwife, but I work a little differently. My pregnancy care is designed to sit alongside your NHS or private obstetric team, with the benefit of in-depth clinical knowledge, continuity of care, and unhurried time.

If you are planning a home birth, I can support your antenatal preparation to help you think through your options, birth preferences, and what to expect.

Then you’re in exactly the right place. Plenty of people find me after birth than before, often when feeding isn’t going the way they expected. I offer postnatal care and IBCLC lactation support, so please do get in touch whether that’s a few days or a few months after birth.

Once I’ve received your enquiry, I will be in touch within a couple of working days. We’ll have a video-call about what you need and where my services fit into your plans.