Do we have to have worked together when I was pregnant?

No, we don’t have to have worked together antenatally - if you’ve had a baby and you’re struggling there is still so much we can do together. You don’t need to feel it’s too late. The best thing we can do is have an introductory call so we can understand what your needs are.

Does it matter if I’m looking at working with you for my second/third etc. child?

Not at all. It also doesn’t matter if this is your first, second or tenth child. Whether it’s a whisper that your fourth trimester could be different, or if it’s a roar - there is time and space to give you the tools, and even the permission, to find the right postpartum experience for you.

Can my partner be involved?

100%, I believe it’s important for your partner to be a part of this. How much so depends on each individual mum and partnership. They could be present on each call. If you’d prefer for these calls to be your time, we could schedule in an additional fourth ‘couples’ call. Either way, I’d strongly recommend them being part of the postpartum plan discussions where you’ll be thinking about, not only where the help is coming from, but your relationship and how to navigate the changes to come, including how you’d like to parent together.

Do I have to sign up for all packages?

No, each package is available as a stand-alone. Obviously, the more we work together the more we can do together. And there is a discount if you buy two packages and a further one if you buy all three.

I’d like to do the postpartum package, but I can’t afford to do the antenatal package as well.

In that case, I’d suggest buying the postpartum plan template for £50. This will allow you to see the five essential postpartum needs and you can use the template to fill in how those needs are met. This can then guide the postnatal package. It’s obviously worth nothing that the plan is only one part of the antenatal package and we will miss building a relationship with each other, addressing your antenatal needs, practicing tools to make implementing the plan easier, and sharing evidence-based insights every mother deserves to know before baby arrives.

Do you do house calls?

Not usually, but again, if there’s a need and it works for us both this is something that can be discussed and agreed upon. I live in Bristol, BS7, but also travel to London often.

Do you do vouchers?

Absolutely. And what a gift to give a mum. I would love to see a shift where mums are gifted ‘care’ at baby showers instead of 100s of baby grows, however cute they are!