NEW MUM AT HOME SUPPORT

By Natalie Doula
September 13, 2019 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Natalie Doula

Posted September 13, 2019

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Posted September 13, 2019

Hello New mummies,

This is one for you.

I know sometimes when you have a baby it's just not like the books or classes say it will be is it? Or maybe you have a baby who just hasnt read how they are supposed to be sleeping & feeding 😂

Well that's why I'm here to support you as a new mum.

I am Natalie, a doula with 10 years experience and 16 years parenting experience!!

So I have a LOT of knowledge and experience to share with you ❤️

I offer weekly postnatal doula support visits OR one off support visits. One off support visits are for when you just need an hour or so, to have a chat about what is happening with your baby or how you are feeling since having your baby. But you want to talk to someone who isn't a medical professional, family or a friend - that someone is Me.

My areas of expertise are sleep, colic & massage and I really love supporting and empowering new mums and baby's. My postnatal support is for mums with baby's 0-12 months

To check my availability or to book a FREE CALL to see how I can support you please email [email protected] or call/WhatsApp/Text 07856672072

My website is www.birthbabybliss.co.uk which has more information on what I offer.

Happy Friday 😊

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