Services & Pricing

Support for every
phase of your journey

From pregnancy education to birth support and postpartum care — each package is designed to meet you where you are.

Phase 1 · Pregnancy

Antenatal
Education

Knowledge is the greatest tool you can bring into your birth. My education sessions are evidence-based, practical and tailored to you and your partner — covering everything from what to expect in labour, to how to use pain management tools, to navigating hospital procedures.

Antenatal education session
Hospital Birth & Partner Prep
2-hour session · in person or virtual
R650
per couple
What to expect during labour
Pain management options
How to support your partner
Birth plan preparation
Hospital procedures explained
Virtual option available
Phase 2 · Birth

Birth Doula
Package

Continuous, unwavering support from the moment labour begins until after your baby is born. I'm by your side — physically, emotionally and informationally — so you never have to navigate this alone. A free 30-minute consultation is included before any commitment.

Birth doula support during labour
Most popular
Full Birth Doula Package
Everything you need from pregnancy through to postpartum
R5 000
complete package
Free 30-min no-obligation consultation
1 prenatal visit + birth plan session
On-call support from labour onset
Continuous labour support
TENS machine included
Peanut ball & positioning support
Non-medical pain relief techniques
Partner coaching throughout
1 postnatal visit after birth
Virtual support throughout pregnancy
Phase 3 · Postpartum

Postpartum
Support

The fourth trimester is often the hardest — and the most overlooked. I offer warm, non-judgmental in-home support for families adjusting to life with a newborn. From breastfeeding to baby care to simply being heard, I'm here to mother the mother.

Postpartum baby care support
Single Visit
2-hour in-home visit
R700
per visit
Breastfeeding support & guidance
Newborn care education
Mama & baby massage
Referrals when needed
Best value
3-Visit Gift Package
Starting day after you return home
R2 000
3 × 2-hour visits
3 check-in visits (2hrs each)
Breastfeeding support
Infant care education (bathing, colic, sleep)
Mama & baby massage
Sunnah hair removal (optional)
Birth debrief & processing
Meal planning (optional)
Referrals when needed

* Travelling fee applicable for further distances.

Upcoming

Hack Your Hospital Birth

A 3-hour group class designed to prepare you and your partner for a hospital birth — demystifying the system, understanding your rights and building your confidence.

Monthly
Hack Your Hospital Birth
Recurring every month
Pinelands
R650 per couple
Book via WhatsApp
Common Questions

What people
want to know

What exactly does a doula do?
A doula is a trained, non-medical birth professional who provides continuous physical, emotional and informational support during pregnancy, labour and postpartum. Unlike medical staff, your doula's sole focus is on you — helping you feel informed, supported and empowered. I complement your midwife or doctor, not replace them.
Do I need a doula if I'm having a planned C-section?
Absolutely. A doula is just as valuable for a caesarean birth. I can help you prepare emotionally, understand the procedure, advocate for your preferences in theatre (like delayed cord clamping or skin-to-skin), and support you through recovery and the early postpartum period.
Can my partner still be involved if I have a doula?
Yes — and most partners feel far more confident and capable with a doula present. Coaching your partner is a key part of what I do. Many fathers and partners say the doula gave them something meaningful to contribute, and helped them feel less helpless during labour.
What if you're not available when I go into labour?
I manage my client intake carefully to ensure I'm available for your birth. In the very rare event of an unforeseen conflict, I have a trusted network of fellow doulas I can connect you with, and I will brief them fully on your birth plan and preferences.
Do you work with medical aid?
I am a preferred provider with Fedhealth. For other medical aids, I recommend checking directly with your scheme. Many families pay privately — the peace of mind and support a doula provides is considered well worth the investment.