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""It is said that women in labour leave their bodies.
They travel to the stars to collect the souls of their babies, and return to this world together."
Anonymous.
My Philosophy
I believe in nature’s power. I believe in women’s strength and ability. So it is an absolute pleasure for me to give you mums all my support and accompany you in this beautiful journey.
My job is all about you, your baby and your partner. Staying calm and positive, I am there to make sure your space and wishes are respected as much as possible. I am there to encourage you, to give you confidence, and to remind you how capable you are of giving birth.
All in all, my aim is to make sure your chidlbirth experience is as positive as possible.
During birth, such a vulnerable journey, every woman has the right to have their own privacy, feel that they are not observed nor judged; feel cared for, relaxed, safe and be in a peaceful environment. These are all essential because they enable the best possible birth experience.
Women also have the right to choose how and where to give birth whenever this is possible. So I am there to help you choose and to support your decisions. I am not there to judge you. Your body, your wishes. Simple ☺
It is always good for one to trust one's own instincts, but in case you are unsure about certain approaches, or you feel you need more information, I will be happy to help you make fully informed decisions. The most important thing for me is for you to feel as comfortable and happy as possible with the approach you are choosing.
As for Postnatal Doulaing: we all know how a new baby can change a family’s life and shake the dynamics at home. In these crazy times we live in, where everything runs in a fast pace, many parents feel they do not get the support needed when settling in to the first few weeks or months of parenthood. Also, it is ideal for the mother and new baby to have that time to get to know each other and to bond.
So as a Postnatal Doula, I am there to provide you with that space, and to support you in any way that can make the change any smoother: by cooking you a meal, tidying up, doing some food shopping, looking after your other child(ren) while you take a nap, by walking the dog, or by lending you an ear over your joys – and why not a shoulder over your tears ;)
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