Midwife · doula · lactation educator · woven wrap babywearing educator
I support women and families through pregnancy, birth and the first weeks with their baby. I combine midwifery knowledge with continuity of care and support tailored to your needs.
I became a mother before I became a midwife. I gave birth to three sons vaginally; my two younger boys were born at home, in our own bath. Those experiences mattered deeply to me. They led me to explore the physiology of pregnancy, birth and the weeks afterwards, and the difference a trusted presence can make.
I began by supporting women as a doula, then studied midwifery at the Medical University of Warsaw. Today I bring both to my work: pregnancy care, midwifery and lactation support, postnatal visits, support at hospital births and care for home births. I continue to learn so that my care is thoughtful and grounded in current knowledge.
Calm care through a physiological pregnancy. We talk about tests, birth preparation, discomfort and whatever comes up. There is time for questions and decisions that feel right for you.
I stay beside you as a steady presence during birth. I help you find comfortable positions, ways to breathe and ease tension. I support your partner, too.
I bring midwifery care together with the continuous support of a doula. I get to know your story and needs before birth. We agree on the scope of care during birth and afterwards.
For women assessed as suitable for a home birth. Together we prepare your home and discuss different scenarios. During labour I monitor you and your baby, and stay for the first hours after birth.
I come to your home when so many questions arise after birth. We check in on you and your baby, and talk about recovery, everyday care and feeding. I leave you with practical next steps.
If feeding hurts, latching is difficult or something worries you, we look at it together. I observe a feed and assess latch and sucking. We make a simple plan for what comes next.
My own children settled best when they were close to me, and that is how I found wraps. Now I teach safe ties step by step. I can also help you choose a woven wrap if you do not yet have one.
Home birth is part of my own story. My two younger sons were born at home, in our own bath. These were meaningful, intimate experiences that showed me the value of familiar space and trusted people nearby.
Today I attend home births as a midwife. My own experience helps me understand families' questions, but it is no substitute for professional qualifications or individual assessment.
We prepare together: your pregnancy, your home, what you may need and how plans might change. During labour I observe its progress and monitor you and your baby. After birth I stay for the first hours, assess you both and support your first moments and feeding.
After birth, life moves home for a while. That is often where questions about feeding, the umbilical cord, healing and what is typical in the first days come up.
I visit you at home, where daily life is happening. We check in on you and your baby and talk about recovery, care and feeding. I can show you practical steps and make room for questions that only surface once you are back home.
This is not a test. I want you to feel a little calmer and clearer about what comes next.
Feeding can bring closeness, but the first days are not always easy. Pain, trouble latching, worries about milk intake, engorgement or supplementing can leave you feeling uncertain.
During our visit I observe a feed and look at positioning, latch and how your baby sucks. We talk about your birth and feeding so far. If it helps, we can discuss expressing, supplementing or bottle feeding too.
We leave with a simple plan. If something needs further assessment, I will suggest the right specialist. The aim is a feeding approach that works for your family, without pressure to breastfeed at any cost.
Woven wraps entered my life for a practical reason: my children settled most easily when they were close to me. I discovered they also offered a little freedom for my hands and helped with difficult parts of the day.
During a consultation I teach a safe tie from the beginning, step by step. We find what suits you and your baby, and practise as often as you need. If you have not chosen a wrap yet, I can help with length, weave and fabric.
I graduated in midwifery from the Medical University of Warsaw. I am a registered midwife, doula, lactation educator and woven wrap babywearing educator. I keep learning about birth physiology and labour positions.
A travel fee may apply — the amount depends on your location. We agree on the final scope and fee before meeting. Birth care prices refer to the agreed scope of care.
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