I am a Birth Doula, Postpartum Doula and prenatal yoga teacher supporting women in the Coffs Harbour region in their journey to motherhood. I also run a Postpartum Meal delivery service to the women in my area. I completed my training with the Australian Doula college.
I have recently moved back to my home town of Coffs Harbour on the Mid North Coast, NSW with my husband and two fur babies and love the ocean, cooking, bushwalking and spending time in nature.
My role as your Doula is to mother the mother. To make you feel safe and supported. To educate you and care for you emotionally and physically throughout pregnancy, labour, birth and into your early postpartum period. I will hold the space for you to feel completely held, heard and nurtured as you do the deep inner work of bringing your baby into the world and journey through this sacred rite of passage.
How did I find this path? Well it was along of very rocky path; mostly through tears and frustration for myself, jealousy, anger and hopelessness as I navigated the world of recurrent miscarriage and ectopic pregnancy.
It was when I took a long break to do some deep inner and outer healing and face my triggers that I found that I could lean into the triggers and allow them to heal me. It’s hard to explain, but the more I was surrounded by babies, birth and beyond, the more I wanted to be around it!!
I’m so passionate about walking alongside women on their journey into motherhood, through whatever turns it takes and whatever that looks like for you without judgement; only my wholehearted support.
The women who let me into their experiences are giving me more than they truly realise. Every women I care for is healing me.
Thank you so much for allowing me to support you as your Doula.
About Kiran
Why did I
become a doula?
I am motivated by my passion for birth and women and inspired to make a difference in women’s lives as they transition through the rite of passage into motherhood, through whatever twists and turns that takes for you. Whether it’s your first or your fourth, pregnancy after infertility or your rainbow baby, the desire to feel safe, supported and acknowledged is deeply engrained in our minds as parents. It is my intention to do whatever I can to make it a day of joy and love, and one that you look back on with happiness.
The phrase “The only thing that matters is a healthy baby,” irks me. A healthy baby and mother is at the top of the list of priorities, but there is more to birth than getting everyone through it alive and breathing. I wish for new mothers to be strong and healthy physically, mentally and emotionally, feeling fully supported and making informed decisions for herself and her growing family. My aim is to make sure that her needs are central to every step of her journey.
