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WELCOME
 

My name is Sarah Hawkins and I live in Somerset with my 4 children. I’ve been working in the birth world since 2020 and have supported hundreds of families since this time.

 

Please take a look around my website to view my services and feel free to contact me for any enquiries.

Twin parents who have been given a TTTS or TAPS diagnosis are encouraged  to call Sarah on 0333 577 4543  or 07402 018137 (any time day or night) for support.  If these numbers are unavailable because Sarah is at a birth please call 07478 276 984.


Supporting you and your family through labour, birth and postpartum

Pregnancies with Multiples & Singletons

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Let's Meet

Sarah is a Doula based in Cheddar, Somerset.

Sarah provides care and guidance to you during pregnancy, birth and postpartum.  Her services range from in-person full packages, or virtual support that can be provided at a distance.

Whether you need help simply creating your Birth Plan, or to understand your choices around the care that you receive from the NHS system - or if you choose to not engage in any system-based care at all; Sarah is here to chat with you.

My Services


Doula Doula Academy

Training for birthworkers and parents.

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Professor Kypros Nicolaides

Find out about the amazing work of Professor Kypros Nicolaides, who has dedicated his life's work to improving the outcomes for twins and babies in utero.

What my clients say

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Paige

"When trying to think of a way to paraphrase or summarise the help Sarah has provided, it is impossible to encompass the full spectrum of support.  From day one Sarah aimed to understand and facilitate my individual needs within a person centred approach to advocacy. Throughout the entire pregnancy and birth experience Sarah helped me stand in my power and remain informed. She literally has been my shoulder to cry on, my voice of reason, my Wikipedia, my doula, and most of all, my friend."
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