Real support for real motherhood.
Postpartum and ongoing support for mothers — practical, emotional, and deeply attuned.
I’m Skye — a mother of two and postpartum doula supporting women through the real, often unspoken parts of motherhood.
I’ve lived the hard and the healing — a long first birth, a deeply empowering second birth, and postnatal anxiety that showed me how much support truly matters.
I offer practical, emotional, and intuitive support to mothers — at home, out in the world, and as life unfolds.
A bit about me
How I Support Mothers
Not every mother has the support she needs — and not every mother feels supported by the help she has.
Sometimes what’s missing isn’t people, but attunement. Someone who can step in gently, read the room, and offer support that feels respectful, grounded, and genuinely helpful.
That’s where I come in.
My role isn’t to replace partners, family, or existing support systems. It’s to be an added layer — a calm, capable presence who connects quickly, offers practical and emotional support without judgement, and meets mothers exactly where they are.
Attuned, judgement-free support
I listen deeply and notice what’s beneath the surface — without assumptions or agendas. I support without “shoulds,” comparison, or pressure to do motherhood a certain way.
Educated, but deeply human
I bring evidence-based knowledge alongside lived experience. I can share information when it’s helpful — and simply sit with you when it’s not.
Practical support that fits real life
Whether that looks like help at home, getting out into the world again, or navigating new stages of motherhood, my support adapts to what feels most useful in that season.
Support for mothers and siblings
For families with more than one child, support often needs to stretch wider. I offer care that considers the whole family — including older siblings adjusting to big changes.
A supportive presence — not a takeover
I step in with care, connect, support, and leave mothers feeling more confident, resourced, and understood — not overwhelmed or judged.
Who This Support Is For
This support is for mothers who:
Are mums-to-be, new mums, or navigating changing seasons of motherhood
May have one child or more — and feel the growing complexity that comes with it
Want support that feels calm, respectful, and non-intrusive
Feel stretched or emotionally full, even if things look “fine” from the outside
Have support around them, but still feel unmet or unseen
Value both lived experience and evidence-based care
You don’t need to be struggling to deserve support.
And you don’t need to do motherhood alone to benefit from an extra layer of care.
Who This Support Isn’t For
This support may not be the right fit if you’re looking for:
Someone to tell you exactly what to do
A rigid program or one-size-fits-all approach
Support that feels pushy, prescriptive, or agenda-driven
My work is relational, flexible, and guided by what feels supportive to you.
How We Can Work Together
In-Home Postpartum Support
Support in your own space, shaped around what would genuinely help in that moment.
This may include:
Emotional support and space to talk things through
Caring for baby while you rest, shower, or take a breath
Light practical help that eases the load
Meals
Support that feels calm, respectful, and non-intrusive
There’s no expectation to host, explain, or perform.
I step in gently and support what’s already there.
Support Beyond the Home
Motherhood doesn’t only happen inside four walls.
I offer support out in the world too — whether that’s:
Walking side by side
Attending appointments or first outings
Helping you find your rhythm again outside the home
Being a steady presence as you navigate new stages
Support can move with you, at your pace.
Walking Wellness
Walking Wellness isn’t about fitness or “getting back into shape.”
It’s about:
Gentle movement
Connection
Nervous-system support
Having someone alongside you while you get out of the house
Walks can be one-on-one or small and relaxed, shaped around real life — prams, feeds, siblings, dogs, stops, and all.
Support for Mothers and Siblings
When there’s more than one child, the emotional and practical load often multiplies.
I offer support that considers the whole family — including older siblings who may be adjusting, needing connection, or navigating big changes of their own.
This can look like supporting baby so you can spend intentional time with an older child, or holding space for siblings while you tend to yourself or your baby.
This isn’t about “managing” children — it’s about creating space, ease, and connection where it’s needed most.
What Working With Me Feels Like
Calm, grounded, and non-judgemental
Responsive rather than prescriptive
Informed, but never clinical
Supportive without taking over
Practical, emotional, and deeply human
I don’t arrive with a rigid plan.
I arrive with presence, experience, and the ability to read what’s needed.
Who This Support Is For
This support may be a good fit if you’re looking for:
An extra layer of support that complements what you already have
Help that adapts to your life, not the other way around
Someone who understands both the beauty and complexity of motherhood
Support that feels respectful, steady, and attuned
You don’t need to be in crisis.
You don’t need to justify needing help.
Who This Support Isn’t For
This may not be the right fit if you’re looking for:
A strict program or fixed method
Someone to tell you how to parent
Support that feels directive, rushed, or agenda-driven
My work is relational, flexible, and guided by what feels supportive to you.
Ready to connect?
You don’t need to know exactly what you’re looking for.
Curiosity is enough.
If you’d like to talk things through or explore what support might feel helpful, you’re welcome to reach out.
