The heart behind Fairy Godmother Care.
I'm a certified full-spectrum doula, postpartum doula, and newborn care specialist. I support families welcoming a new baby, navigating the early days of parenthood, and people approaching the end of life.
I've learned that grief isn't only about death, just as birth isn't only about bringing a baby into the world. Sometimes we're grieving a relationship, a version of ourselves, or the life we thought we'd have, while growing into something new at the same time.
There's room for all of it. You can be excited and terrified. Grateful and exhausted. Heartbroken and hopeful. None of those feelings cancel each other out, and you shouldn't have to explain or apologize for any of them.
I meet people where they are, respect their choices, and offer a steady presence: the kind of comfort that feels like a hug without ever needing to be touched.
I'm the heart behind Fairy Godmother Care, and I've always had a particular appreciation for the beautiful, messy, unpredictable experience of being human.
Life has taught me quite a bit about beginnings and endings, and how the two are often more connected than we realize.
I've experienced love and loss, welcomed new beginnings, and watched life unfold in ways I never could have anticipated. Somewhere along the way, I began to understand that grief isn't always about death, just as birth isn't always about bringing a baby into the world. Sometimes we're grieving a relationship, a version of ourselves, or the life we thought we'd have. Other times, we're growing into something new while still learning to let go of what came before.
And sometimes, we're doing both at once.
That understanding is a big part of what led me to become a full-spectrum doula.
I believe there's room for all of it. You can be excited and terrified. Grateful and exhausted. Heartbroken and hopeful. None of those feelings cancel each other out, and you shouldn't have to explain or apologize for any of them.
Whether I'm supporting a family as they welcome a new baby, helping someone navigate the early days of parenthood, or sitting alongside a person approaching the end of life, I want the people in my care to feel genuinely held.
Not just physically cared for, but emotionally safe. The kind of comfort that feels like a hug without ever needing to be touched.
My background as a certified full-spectrum doula, postpartum doula, and newborn care specialist allows me to bring both knowledge and hands-on experience to the families I support. But just as important to me is getting to know the person behind the experience: what matters to you, what you're worried about, what brings you comfort, and what you need to feel supported.
I don't believe there's one perfect way to give birth, become a parent, navigate grief, or say goodbye. I believe in meeting people where they are, respecting their choices, and making space for whatever their experience looks like.
Because at the end of the day, I can't promise that life's biggest transitions will be easy or unfold exactly as planned.
But I can offer a steady presence, an open heart, and a place where you never have to pretend to feel anything other than what you do.
