As the second oldest of four siblings, I’ve always had a natural inclination towards caretaking. In adulthood, I found myself being a go-to person for my friends, siblings and their growing families - offering advice, support and a helping hand whenever they needed it. I found fulfillment in being there for others during these pivotal moments in their lives. After 13 years of working in the agricultural equipment industry, I discovered that my true passion lay in supporting new mothers during the postpartum period. I wanted to use my nurturing nature to help women adjust to their new roles as mothers and provide their families with the support they need to thrive. That’s why I made the decision to become a postpartum doula. Through my work, I hope to provide emotional, physical and practical support to new mothers and their families. From offering breastfeeding advice to providing a listening ear during those late-night feedings, I’m honored to be able to make a difference in the lives of others.
Postpartum Doula Certificate, CAPPA (2024)
Postpartum Doula Certificate, Doula Canada (2024)
Doula Association of Edmonton
Doula Association of Alberta
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Emotional Support A Doula is a continuous comforting presence: offering encouragement, showing a caring and empathetic attitude, and helping you and your family work through fears and self-doubt about parenting and life after your baby arrives. Practical Support A Doula can help keep you and your family informed through your recovery and each milestone of your newborn's development. They can also help you find evidence-based information about different options and strategies as you navigate new parenthood. A Doula is an unbiased resource, never a source. Physical Support A Doula can help ease your transition home by helping with light housework, grocery shopping and meal preparation. A doula can also help with newborn care while parents rest, sibling support and can be act as a buffer for family members, friends and visitors.
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