Doula Support in Cornwall

One hospital and four birth settings: choosing where to give birth in Cornwall relies on you understanding the pros and cons of each labour and delivery setting. Let’s go… 

Antenatal classes aren’t all made equal. Independent antenatal providers (like me!) have the power to make a real difference to your birth experience, despite lower Google rankings. Here’s why…

Growing, birthing and raising a baby needs a functioning body. These magnesium-rich power cups will help your incredible form to do what it needs to when the time comes.

Every antenatal teacher and doula comes to birthwork carrying their own experiences & biases. Understanding how these can help you prepare for birth, may be the game-changer you’re looking for.

Postnatal bodies need to be strong: nutrient rich & delicious foods help. This ‘nearly perfect postnatal dhal’ ticks all the boxes and is my go to dish for postnatal clients.

Onesies and nappies are useful but won’t boost your birth experience. Adding these five things to your hospital bag will help to boost oxytocin & help you to labour smoothly…

Newborn life is hard: postnatal doulas can make it SO much easier. By dipping into these six forms of support, I can create the personalised support my clients need.

There’s no way of knowing for sure what life will be like after birth but exploring the changes that can happen help ease the uncertainty and boost your confidence.

Birth stories aren’t entertainment - they’re a vital part of humanity: our identities, our society & our biology. To not share them is to do a disservice to everyone - especially yourself.

Our ancestors didn’t have gas & air or epidurals during labour. If you want your labour to be as drug-free as possible, understanding this has to be your starting point.

Understanding the maternity system is a key part of getting a positive birth experience. Get started with these three things to know and do as you prepare for birth...

Being booked in for a sweep around your due date is a common milestone in the UK. But what are they? Do they work? Why would you want one?

Birth stories that share the reality of birth are vital. Knowing what labour, birth & baby life really is can be transformational, when shared helpfully. Here’s how to do that.

Birth partners can be the game-changing support you need during labour, but they work best when they know what to do. Here’s how you can help them to prepare…

Episiotomies, inductions, forceps and caesareans are a common and increasingly standard part of the modern birth experience. Can do anything to try to avoid them? Yes, and here’s how.

Induction is a big part of modern birth, but what does it actually involve? This step-by-step guide explains it and helps you to decide if it’s right for you.

Choosing where to give birth is often a gut instinct affair: doing that confidently comes down to knowing your options, the benefits and risks of each. Let’s get started.

Saying a doula is a non-medical birth support is like saying ice-cream is a frozen dairy based dessert: accurate, but far too simplistic. Doulas make birth better; here’s how.

A skilled and confident birth partner can transform labour. These five steps give birth partners a framework and focus as they support their birthing person on the big day.

You wouldn’t go on holiday without doing some planning first, so not plan for birth? These five tips will help you write a birth plan that gives you confidence.

Creating a baby-essentials-to-buy list isn’t about the brands, the fashions or the trends. It’s about investing in the things that’ll make your family life as easy and enjoyable as possible.