Birth can be unpredictable. Feeling prepared doesn’t have to be. I’m the doula who tells you what everyone else dances around.

Pregnancy is full of opinions. Friends, family, social media, Google… everyone seems to have something to say.
I’ll help you separate the facts from the fear, so you can make decisions with confidence, not just hope for the best.
Honest, evidence-based information, for parents who want facts, confidence and real preparation. Zero fear. Zero fluff. Absolutely zero BS. Just real preparation for real parents.

Hi, I’m Letty

I’m a birth doula, hypnobirthing instructor, antenatal teacher and breastfeeding counsellor.

I’ve supported hundreds of families through all kinds of births and feeding journeys – homebirths, hospital births, waterbirths, twins, breech babies, VBACs, HBACs, inductions, caesareans and everything in between.

I’ve learnt that parents don’t need someone else to make decisions for them. They need honest information, practical skills and the confidence to make informed decisions of their own. I help parents think clearly in a world full of noise.

My services cover Cambridgeshire, Essex, Suffolk and Hertfordshire.

How I can support you…


Whether you’re preparing for your first baby, hoping for a different experience this time around or looking for breastfeeding support after your baby arrives, my role is always the same:
To help you understand your options, feel confident asking questions and trust yourself to make the decisions that are right for you and your family. This kind of support is utterly transformational!
It isn’t about getting everything “right”. It’s about feeling informed, supported and ready for whatever comes next.

You might be wondering…

The benefits of Doula support are backed by research. These benefits have been recognised by the World Health Organisation:

‘Mothers using a labour doula were likely to have an easier and faster labour, needed fewer interventions and develop closer bonds with their babies.
They are 50% less likely to need a caesarean section, 40% less likely to need forceps delivery, 60% less likely to ask for an epidural. Labour is an average 25% shorter.
After the birth, mothers were more likely to breastfeed and less likely to suffer from postnatal depression.’

You can start your antenatal education journey anytime during your pregnancy, but I recommend you start my workshops some time after your 20 week scan. The earlier you start the more time you have to mentally, physically and practically prepare. If you would prefer to wait until later in your pregnancy, then I would recommend completing your antenatal workshops by the time you are 35 weeks.

If you have only just found out about Blown Away Birthing and are later in pregnancy, then don’t worry, it’s not too late and I always try my best to accommodate you and if necessary, fast-track you through my sessions.

As a trained Breastfeeding Counsellor, I’m here to help with:
Positioning and attachment
Nipple pain or damage
Concerns about milk supply
Expressing and storing milk
Combination feeding or transitioning to or away from Formula
Bottle refusal or bottle feeding technique
Feeding twins or multiples
Feeding after a difficult birth
Weaning off breastfeeding (gently, when you’re ready)

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Contact Letty to discuss availability