If you experience discomforts during pregnancy — such as nausea, fluid retention, or early contractions — I am here to offer guidance and support. I can also be your contact person for personal, social, or emotional challenges. After birth, every parent is entitled to midwifery care for the first 12 weeks. During home visits, I provide compassionate support for all your questions about early parenthood, bonding with your baby, monitoring its physical development, caring for the umbilical cord, and tracking weight gain. At the same time I observe your postpartum recovery and assist with breastfeeding and infant nutrition. After the initial 12 weeks and until the end of nursing, I remain available for occasional contact regarding nursing difficulties, introduction to solid foods, or safe sleep questions. Midwives are experts in pregnancy and childbirth and collaborate closely with medical professionals — for example, on ultrasound or blood tests, or if complications arise.

My special focus includes counseling and emotional support surrounding stillbirths and miscarriage (“silent births”), pregnancy termination, traumatic birth experiences, and support for those in challenging life situations.