Meet Cameron — Your Postnatal Doula

My Story

Motherhood doesn't need more pressure. It needs more support.

I grew up in California and now call South East London home. My path into postnatal care began long before I became a doula — through decades of conversations, friendships and experiences shared between women.

Since 2001, I have worked within women's beauty and sexual health, creating a space where people feel comfortable talking about the things that matter most: their bodies, confidence, relationships, intimacy, pregnancy and motherhood.

I have always been the red-lip, gold-hoop-wearing friend — the one people come to for the honest conversations about periods, sex, birth and everything that comes after. The conversations that are sometimes funny, sometimes vulnerable, and always real.

I am also a mum to four boys, including identical twins who were a very unexpected surprise. Motherhood has been my greatest teacher, showing me that every family has their own story, their own challenges and their own way of finding their rhythm. I've lived in the United States and France, and along the way learned that although cultures and experiences differ, the need for kindness, reassurance and genuine connection is universal.

I volunteer with Home-Start UK, sitting with families in their own homes through the hardest early months. That is where I learned what parents actually need, and it is the work I am proudest of. In 2024 I trained as a doula with Nurturing Birth in London.

My own path has included miscarriage, followed by the experience of birth afterwards. I understand that becoming a mother is not always a straight path, and that it can hold many emotions at once — excitement and uncertainty, joy and grief, confidence and complete confusion.

Today, I care for families across South East London — from London Bridge through to Dartford — with thoughtful postnatal visits, birth preparation, overnight newborn care and practical help through those early weeks.