London based postnatal doula offering in-home support.
Tailored postnatal support for parents—so you can focus on caring for your baby.
- Emotional support—a calm, non-judgemental space to talk and support your postnatal mental wellbeing
- Trusted, evidence-based information—support with feeding, sleep, and newborn care, plus connections to local parent groups and specialist services
- Postnatal recovery support—gentle movement, healing, and time to rest and recover
- In-home practical help—light household tasks, errands, and simple, nourishing meals
About Me
I’m based in North London, where I live with my partner, our two children, and dog. My journey into postnatal support began with my own experience of motherhood, which opened my eyes to the gaps in postnatal care in the UK and sparked a passion to support families through the fourth trimester. After the birth of my second baby, I chose to step away from my corporate career and retrain as a postnatal doula with Younique Postnatal.
Alongside my doula work, I am an NCT-trained breastfeeding peer supporter. I am also a qualified pregnancy and postnatal yoga teacher, which allows me to draw on gentle, restorative practices to support your healing and wellbeing.
I am committed to ongoing learning, ensuring my care reflects the latest evidence in postnatal wellbeing and baby care. My aim is to provide compassionate, evidence-informed support so you feel confident, grounded, and nurtured as you adjust to life with your new baby.
I am registered with Doula UK, and you can view my profile here.
Areas covered & contact
I support families across North and East London, primarily within Haringey, Hackney, Islington and Enfield. I’m happy to travel to other London boroughs, with a small additional fee for areas further afield.
Book a free 30-minute consultation call using the button below. You can also contact me via WhatsApp, phone or email, Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm. I’ll respond as soon as possible outside of these hours.
'I hadn't anticipated just how much of a journey breastfeeding would be. Having Amy there with her knowledge, patience and encouragement made such a difference.'
A. Parker (first time mum)
