At MAMA we recognize the huge adjustment that comes with giving birth. We work closely with a team of doulas who are provide an immense amount of support and care during the postnatal period. Read through their profiles and offerings, and let us know if you would like further information or to arrange a free initial meeting with one of them.
Addison Landry
Addison is an emerging Carriage House Birth, Postpartum Doula called to wholeheartedly nurture and guide the mother and her family post birth. The Uplifted Collective practice gracefully weaves evidence-based techniques, intuition and compassion to support new families during a transformative time. Addison is currently working in the inner and outer city of Melbourne and available virtually for specific services.
Renee White &
Micka Bertucci
Imagine a world where after the birth of your child, you returned home and had a dedicated person whose sole job was to look after YOU. Provide support and nourishment for YOU. Someone to make delicious nutrient-rich meals, fold that stack of washing, settle your baby while you rest and lend a non-judgmental ear when you’ve had a tough night. **Enter stage left** This person is known as a Fill Your Cup postpartum doula. Our philosophy is simple: ‘Mother the mumma, nurture the nurturer and provide women the opportunity to fall in love with their postpartum experience’
Kin by Charlotte
Charlotte is a sometimes artist, mama, lover of great food, sleep in advocate and postpartum doula.
Charlotte knows that not only does it take a village to raise a child, it takes a village to hold a family. kin was born because she couldn’t shake the niggling feeling that there had to be a better way. She gets it – babies are gosh darn gorgeous, but you deserve to be held too. Parenting is beautiful, messy, sparkly, hard work. Charlotte wants newborn families, just like yours, to feel supported and celebrated.
Cathe Ross
Cathe is passionate about supporting postpartum care as she believes this enhances a woman’s confidence, confirm her role and identity as a mother, and improve her general health and social well-being and the health of the newborn child and family.
I support you, your choices and your family
I believe in you in your body, in the process
I hold your hand, your soul, your space
