
Real support. Evidence-based care. Birth with dignity.
Why I Do This Work
I became a doula because I care deeply about people feeling supported, respected, and truly seen during birth. Too often, birth can feel rushed, clinical, or even disempowering, and I don’t believe it has to be that way.
With a background in research and teaching, and lived experience successfully navigating the maternity system myself, I know how important it is to have someone by your side who understands both the evidence and the emotional side of birth.
My approach is calm, practical, and warm. I'm here to offer reliable information, a steady presence, and genuine support without judgement or pressure. Whether you're planning a home birth, navigating NHS care, or figuring things out as you go, I’m here to help you feel more prepared and more confident.
Birth is a big deal. You deserve to feel informed, respected, and looked after, whatever your choices look like.
Come chat with me.
FAQs
What services does I offer?
I provide a range of services, including doula support, birth education, advocacy resources, and access to research on birth safety and best practices. Let's connect and create a birth experience that aligns with your values and desires.
How can I get involved in birth research?
If you are interested in supporting birth research, visit the Share You Birth Experience page for opportunities to contribute. Participation in research helps advance knowledge and advocacy efforts for safer, more informed birth experiences.
Is your work inclusive of all birthing experiences?
Yes, I am committed to inclusivity and welcome individuals of all backgrounds, gender identities, and birth choices. The platform BirthSafe emphasises informed decision-making, respect, and empowerment for all birthing people.
“The 60-minute conversation with Cheyne was a turning point in my pregnancy. For the first time, someone truly listened to what mattered to us, without bias, without agenda. Cheyne created a psychologically safe space, guided by evidence and compassion, and gave me the confidence to keep advocating for myself. She’s worth her weight in gold.”
— First-time parent, 37 weeks

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