A postpartum doula is there to hold you, so you can hold your baby.

I “mother the mother,” creating a cocoon of care that allows you to simply be, to be in the messy, beautiful, overwhelming, and glorious bubble of those early days without the pressure of a to-do list. While you sleep, I handle the laundry, the light tidying, the practical things, and baby (the most important thing) so you can focus on the sacred things: rest first, then morning cuddles, and the slow, quiet process of falling in love.

You were never meant to do this alone. In villages of old, there were always grandmothers, aunties, and sisters to circle around a new mother, ensuring she was fed, rested, and supported. I am simply a modern extension of that ancient, loving wisdom.

So, if you ever feel that you need permission to be cared for, to rest deeply, and to have a calm, steady companion on this journey, consider this it. A postpartum doula isn’t a luxury; she is a testament to the fact that to care for a new mother is to care for the very heart of the family.