Lactation & postpartum support · in your home
Gentle feeding guidance and practical support that makes the first weeks at home feel a little lighter.
Calm. Capable. Never judging.
A softer kind of support
The early days are tender, intense, and full of small things that suddenly feel enormous.
I come to you—where feeding really happens, where the laundry waits, and where a glass of water within reach can change the whole afternoon. Together, we focus on what would genuinely help today.
Care shaped around you
Some days call for feeding guidance. Some call for a warm meal, an emptied dishwasher, or ten quiet minutes in the shower. Often, it’s a little of everything.
Feeding support
Personal, unhurried help in the place you feed most. We look at the whole picture—not just one feed.
Whole-home support
A calm pair of hands for the mother, partner, and family—so you can rest, eat, shower, or simply exhale.
Practical postpartum care is non-medical support for the family; it is not babysitting, housekeeping, or a substitute for medical care.
Your visit, your rhythm
You don’t need to tidy up. You don’t need to know what to ask. You only need to let me in.
I’ll listen first, notice what is taking your energy, and follow your lead. If you want to talk, I’m here. If you want quiet, I’m good at that too.
About me
I’m Vera—a mother of two, a lactation consultant, a deep listener, and a practical kind of person.
I hold a degree with a major in psychology, alongside additional education in early childhood. That background helps me meet both parents and babies with curiosity, patience, and a wider understanding of family life.
Through raising my own children and supporting mothers over the years, I learned that good care is rarely about having one clever answer. It is about seeing the whole person, the family, and the home around them.
I bring experience, warmth, and curiosity—but never a script. My role is to help you find more ease and confidence in the way that feels right for your family.
Education & background
“I want to be a safe space for mothers in a very delicate time.” — Vera
Starting is simple
We talk for 15 minutes about where you are now and what kind of help would feel useful.
Choose feeding support, practical care, or both. No rigid package and no pressure.
We work with your real space, your real routine, and what your family needs that day.
Good to know
Not at all. We can begin with how things are feeling and decide together what would create the most relief. Your visit can shift as the day unfolds.
No. The focus is supporting the recovering parent and family. Holding baby briefly or helping with a household task may be part of a visit when it gives you space to rest, shower, eat, or feed comfortably.
No. It is practical and emotional, non-medical support. I stay within my scope and encourage you to contact your doctor, midwife, pediatrician, or another qualified professional whenever needed.
Absolutely. Support works best when it includes the people around you. I can help everyone understand what is useful and create a calmer rhythm together.
You can reach out while pregnant to plan ahead, or once your baby is here. Availability will be confirmed personally after your intro call.
A little more support can change the whole day
Start with a relaxed 15-minute conversation. No commitment—just a chance to see if we fit.