Postpartum support is for families navigating the transition into life with a new baby. Whether you’re a first-time parent, welcoming another child, growing your family through IVF, fostering, or adoption... Support is always tailored to your family’s needs, pace, and values.

Mother-centered postpartum care prioritizes the well-being of the mother alongside the needs of the baby. It recognizes that a mother’s physical recovery, emotional health, rest, and sense of support are foundational to the entire family. This approach focuses on caring for the person who is caring for the baby, offering support that helps mothers feel held, seen, and supported during the postpartum transition.

I bring years of experience supporting families with children from newborn through adolescence, across many cultures and home environments. Because of this, I’m able to quickly read your space, respect your rhythms, and anticipate needs without being intrusive. My approach is deeply mother-centered and trauma-informed, offering calm, steady support that helps you feel safe, seen, and supported as you rest, heal, and adjust to life postpartum.

Many families choose to book postpartum support during pregnancy to ensure care is in place after birth, but support can also be arranged after your baby arrives. Ideally, booking during the second or third trimester allows time to plan support that fits your needs and schedule. That said, it’s never “too late” to seek postpartum support- help can be beneficial at any point during the fourth trimester and beyond.

Yes, a consultation is required before booking! It will be a complimentary 20 minute consult.

• A 20 minute consultation

• Signed contract

• If you are booking in advance, and are blocking my schedule for your postpartum needs, a 50% nonrefundable retainer will secure your spot on my schedule.

The retainer goes to your overall payment for services, but guarantees a block on my schedule for your postpartum needs. This allows me to prepare for servicing you during that time, and peace of mind you will have help during postpartum.

I currently do not accept insurance. Insurance companies limit my scope of practice, and the work I want to provide to my clients. I am in search of insurances I feel aligned with, and will let my clients know if I ever start taking!