Support & care after childbirth

More and more often, parents receive only a handful of hours of maternity care (sometimes just 24 instead of the intended 49), and that time is mostly spent on practical tasks. And then, after a few days, you’re alone. With a little being you can’t yet read. It cries, it doesn’t feed, it’s too warm or too quiet, and you don’t know if this is normal or if something is wrong.

That’s the moment when I am there for you.

What you find here is someone who stands between your uncertainty and the worst-case scenario. Someone who reads your baby in ways you can’t yet, and teaches you to do the same. So you don’t just survive the first weeks, but become a competent parent. Calm, and the feeling that you can do it yourself.

Because a baby who feels safe and regulated makes you a calmer parent. That’s no coincidence; it’s the core of my work: helping regulate your baby’s nervous system and building your confidence as a parent on that foundation.

This is something different from maternity care, a doula, or a night nanny. I am a neonatal nurse: for over 28 years, I have worked with the tiniest and most vulnerable babies, in the department where precision makes all the difference. I bring the knowledge of a neonatal nurse to your home. I see things in a baby that others don’t, and I translate that into calm, a plan, and support for you.

One familiar, trusted face. And I’m available between visits, even at 3:00 AM, when doubt is greatest.