In modern society, families are often smaller, more spread out around the country. There may also be family discord. In this type of society, often our first encounter with pregnancy, birth and baby care usually comes when we start our own family. 

This can make the experience of having a baby a time of uncertainty and with unnecessary worry, because we might not have the knowledge and skills that come with seeing and helping others experiencing this important life stage

Sue Searle will help you fill the gaps in your knowledge, help you to prepare physically and emotionally for the birth and equip you with practical skills so that you can make a confident and easy transition into parenthood.

Sue enables you to achieve this with a combination of ongoing emotional support, evidence-based antenatal information and a reliable and capable maternal woman, who has personal experience of the pregnancy, birth and baby-care processes - all things you might have gained in the past from family and friends - but without biased opinion and misleading myths.

If you already have children may find the need for extra assistance looking after them or help around the home, especially at the end of the pregnancy and in the early days afterwards,

If you are experiencing SPD or other pregnancy difficulties it can again be a challenging time keeping up with what you need to do and looking after yourself, as well as the extra worry your condition

Please take a look around the rest of the site, find out about me - Sue Searle, my doula services, as well as the other services that I have available in the Herts/Beds area.

Registered Trainee Birth and Postnatal Doula

Elected Co-Vice Chair of Doula UK  7/2/08


Member of Herts Doulas


Trained with Bushra Finch of Nurturing Birth

Founder member of North Herts Doulas