Three Little Birds - Perinatal Psychology

Three Little Birds - Perinatal Psychology We are a dedicated mental health service supporting parents through fertility, pregnancy, birth & beyond.

Locations in Morningside and Red Hill .

Christmas has been Galindified
16/12/2025

Christmas has been Galindified

Now it’s a really 💚wicked 🩷Christmas - under the rainbow 🌈
15/12/2025

Now it’s a really 💚wicked 🩷Christmas - under the rainbow 🌈

A little birdy came to wish you a merry Christmas
12/12/2025

A little birdy came to wish you a merry Christmas

How cute is this little popcorn ornament?
11/12/2025

How cute is this little popcorn ornament?

🏭THE AWE FACTORY🏭
10/12/2025

🏭THE AWE FACTORY🏭

Just a little something to show our community partners in health s little Christmas cheer!
09/12/2025

Just a little something to show our community partners in health s little Christmas cheer!

Beth bringing the sunshine to Red Hill office today ✨
08/12/2025

Beth bringing the sunshine to Red Hill office today ✨

Friday Fun with Josh 🎅
06/12/2025

Friday Fun with Josh 🎅

⭐️It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas ⭐️
04/12/2025

⭐️It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas ⭐️

28/11/2025

Matrescence

28/11/2025

Resilience

28/11/2025

Growth

Address

612A Wynnum Road
Morningside, QLD
4170

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 8pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 8pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+61738991137

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Our Becoming

I’m Rach, founder of Three Little Birds. The story begins one sunny morning when I was standing in my kitchen feeling less than fabulous. I usually pump out some uplifting music when I am sleep deprived. And feeling isolated. And wondering how can we make today different from the Groundhog Day of every other? Having three little kids within the space of 3.25 years will do that to you! The next song on my playlist suddenly started beckoning to me “everything’s gonna be alright”, and as luck would have it the message got through because that line is repeated a lot. It’s basically the entire song. Thanks to Bob Marley and his song Three Little Birds, that morning, I began to dance. I scooped up my kids one at a time and twirled them on my hip, dipping and singing into their tiny faces. In the song, Bob is visited by three little birds outside his window with a message of love for him. He was probably a little bit high, but that is a story for another time. I suddenly looked upon my three little birds that I had in my kitchen in a new light. No matter what kind of mishap or struggle I was going through, I thought, if these birds had a message for me it would be - “Don’t stress Mama! You are enough! We are ok. And everything’s gonna be alright!” And so the name for my new venture was born.

As a Clinical Psychologist I have always worked with kids and families and have loved seeing them grow and flourish. I truly love kids, and babies. They seem for me to make everything ok. Just looking into their pudgey little faces. They have so much potential, so much energy and life inside of them. So much them-ness. I now understand that that can very easily become lost when it comes to the exhausting drudgery of parenting. I was shocked myself to find that when it came time for me to begin having children, I didn’t hear anything in the pregnancy brochures about how to navigate this life-altering and self-altering event we call Becoming a Parent. I’ve come to realise that it truly is a process of “becoming”, and that becoming doesn’t happen immediately or indeed completely. We all need to dig deep within to support ourselves in and through the challenges of parenting. And indeed, it takes not just ourselves, but a village. I hope that you can make us at Three Little Birds a part of your village on this journey of becoming.