If you’re looking for support through pregnancy, birth, or the postnatal period, you’re in the right place. You do not need to be a follower of Christ for me to support you — but it is important that you understand who I am and how I work.
I believe that birth is spiritual. Full stop.
I believe in God, in the power of prayer, and in the incredible strength He has placed within you as a woman.
How I Support You
Every labour is unique, and every woman requires a different kind of support. Through our antenatal sessions, I take time to truly get to know you — your needs, your relationships, and the support around you. This allows me to understand how you best receive encouragement, reassurance, and care, so I can support you in a way that feels safe, personal, and aligned with who you are.
In practice, birth support may include a calm and continuous presence, emotional reassurance, practical comfort measures, and physical support through touch. I also support your partner, helping them feel confident, informed, and involved, while gently assisting you in staying in the secret place, grounded, and focused as labour unfolds.
During pregnancy, we also talk openly about flexibility and emotional preparation for alternative outcomes. If plans need to change, you will be supported, informed, and held — whatever your birth journey looks like.
The Spiritual Aspect of My Work
For me, birth is sacred work, and this is where my support differs from many other doulas. I believe the Holy Spirit is already present, and that where two or more gather in His name, He is there also. With your consent, I invite Jesus into the birthing space, asking for His mercy, grace, and favour to cover you and your baby.
This may include prayer, speaking life and encouragement from His Word out loud or silently, and playing or singing worship music too add another layer of protection and support. My intention is to ensure you are spiritually covered and supported throughout our time together.
Working Alongside Your Care Team
I hold deep respect for midwives and the vital role they play in birth. I am not medically trained, and medically speaking, they are the experts. My role as your doula is different, yet complementary. I will help ensure your birth preferences and plans are known, respected, and adhered to wherever possible. I support clear, calm communication with your midwives and care team, helping to relay your wishes and ask questions on your behalf when needed, so you can remain focused, undisturbed, and fully present in your labour. My role is not to speak over medical professionals, but to help you feel informed, supported, and confident in the decisions you make.
I support you by protecting the atmosphere of the room, the emotional tone of the space & your ability to stay in that secret place surrounded by peace and strengthened in His mighty name.
At the Heart of My Work
My focus will always be on you. I am here to support your choices, your family, and your birth. This is your journey, and my role is to walk beside you — ensuring you feel connected, comforted, respected, and encouraged every step of the way.
2 Corinthians 1:3–4
“Blessed be the God and Father of our Lord Jesus Christ, the Father of mercies and God of all comfort, who comforts us in all our affliction, so that we may be able to comfort those who are in any affliction, with the comfort with which we ourselves are comforted by God.”
It would be my honour to support you and your family as you begin this new chapter.
Birth & Postnatal Support Packages
**While I am being mentored by Doula UK, I am offering my services at a reduced rate.**
Full Birth Support – £1550
This package offers comprehensive, continuous support from pregnancy through the early postnatal period.
What’s included:
Four Antenatal Sessions
Covering (in no particular order):
- Physiological birth & creating the ideal birth environment
- Comfort measures (non-medical) & birth planning
- Medical pain relief options & interventions
- The fourth trimester and preparing for life after birth
These sessions allow us to build a strong relationship so I can tailor my support fully to your needs, wishes, and circumstances.
Birth Support
- Continuous, on-call support throughout labour and birth
- Emotional, physical, and informational support tailored to you and your birth preferences
After Birth
- A birth debrief approximately two days after your birth
- 15 hours of postnatal support, offered in a minimum of 2-hour sessions
On-Call Support
- Phone and text support throughout our time working together for reassurance, guidance, and questions
Birth Support Only – £1175
This package is ideal if you would like full antenatal preparation and continuous birth support, without postnatal visits.
Because personalised birth support relies on a strong, trusting relationship, antenatal sessions are an essential part of this package. They allow me to support you confidently and in alignment with your wishes.
What’s included:
- Four antenatal sessions (as outlined above)
- Continuous support during labour and birth
- A birth debrief approximately two days after birth
- On-call phone and text support throughout our time together
This package does not include postnatal support hours.
Postnatal Support Only – £450
This package provides 15 hours of postnatal support, offered in a minimum of 2-hour sessions. Additional hours are available at £25 per hour.
Support includes, but is not limited to:
Initial Planning
- One initial planning meeting to discuss your needs, priorities, and preferences
Emotional & Practical Support
- A calm, supportive presence to talk through challenges and adjustments
- Postpartum wellbeing check-ins and emotional recovery support
- Strategies for managing overwhelm, feeding pressures, and sleep exhaustion
Infant & Maternal Support
- Guidance with newborn care (feeding, settling, bathing, winding)
- Support with early bonding
- Help understanding your baby’s cues and establishing gentle routines
Household & Practical Assistance
- Light household tasks directly related to baby care (e.g. baby laundry, organising feeding/changing areas)
- Preparation of simple meals or snacks if agreed
- Supporting you to rest, eat, and focus on recovery
Signposting & Resources
- Referrals to trusted professionals if needed (e.g. lactation consultants, pelvic health physiotherapists)
- Evidence-based resources on feeding, sleep, newborn care, and recovery
On-Call Support
- Phone and text support throughout our time working together for reassurance and guidance
If you’re interested in my services, let’s book a call — I’d love to connect and see how I can support you
