Early Moments Doula

10/24/2024

10/24/2024

10/18/2024

I was on a walk with my family and was struck in awe by the beauty in thr changing season. It made me think of the transformation women go through when they become a mom or welcome a new baby. It can be hard at moments but the strength, beauty and resilience that is shown is inspiring.

That's why I want to be there, to help women feel nurtured and cared for while they navigate changing times.

If you are about to welcome your baby and you feel called to, message me. I'd love to see how I can help you! 🍂

09/10/2024

These are some foods that can help milk production and better support your breastfeeding journey. Hydration is key 🔑! Sometimes adding a flavour packet or some lemon can help it from becoming too boring.

09/10/2024

06/08/2024

We received an extra special donation yesterday!
Barbara brought in many beautiful handmade blankets and newborn sweaters that she has worked on over the past six months! We can't wait to give new moms and families these lovely items!

05/13/2024

The first few days of breastfeeding can be overwhelming. The discomfort can make a new mom want to stop, it does take a bit of time to adjust. Here are some things to make it easier and if you're experiencing pain, seek professional help. Breastfeeding should never be painful ! 🦋

05/08/2024

“ you are real life princess, thank you for gracing our screen and allowing us to share you story. Your words are going to help heal so many mothers! ” —

05/03/2024

May 3rd this year is pregnancy and postpartum psychosis awareness day. PPP impacts 1-2 in 1,000 women and it is a medical emergency that requires immediate attention.

It's very important to plan for this in the case you or your loved one is affected. Lack of sleep during the postpartum time is a major trigger for developing PPP.

Make a plan with your spouse or family member, someone whom you trust and knows you well. That they know the signs and to know when you may need help.

05/01/2024

Milk usually takes three days to come in. Until then your baby will get all they need through colostrum. Here are some things that may help you encourage supply and ease the discomfort of engorgement.