is to talk about the experience you want to create. Then we can look at what you and your partner need, to create your experience together.

I’m here to support the ways you want to prepare for your birth.

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Supportive Conversations

  • With you and your partner

  • Or time dedicated just for YOU

  • The space to ask questions and talk through your experience

  • Unpack the stories you hold around birth

  • Explore the potential pathways your birth might take, and talk through your preferences for each path

  • Chat about comfort measures and labour positions that feel supportive for you

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Creating a Birth Plan

Together we can clarify your choices, and piece them together to create your birth plan. You can use this to:

  • Guide conversations with your partner and your care team

  • Inform your choices in pregnancy, birth and the immediate postpartum period

  • Offer practical guidance for how others will support you as your birth unfolds

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Practical Support

  • Pre-cooked meals for your freezer and dry mixes for your pantry, prepared by me in your kitchen.

  • In-home support to prepare for:

    - Rest and recovery in postpartum

    - Meeting your needs while feeding your baby

    - Safe sleep for your baby and family

  • Preparing a birth space that feels like home

  • Creating a to-do list, packing your hospital bag and organising your labour tool kit

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    • 2 hours of prenatal care held in your home, to support you through pregnancy and prepare for birth

    • Text and voice message support ahead of our session, to clarify your needs and areas of focus.

    • Three 2 hour prenatal sessions held in your home, to support you through pregnancy and prepare for birth.

    • Text and voice message support between sessions.

    • 1.5 hours of online prenatal care to support you through pregnancy and prepare for birth

    • A follow up email with notes from our session

    • A personalised digital care plan created for you, following on from our prenatal session.

    • Delivered as a single page pdf, which you can print out and email to your care team.
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