Beyond Birth Copenhagen

Beyond Birth Copenhagen postpartum doula | holding you through postpartum | nurturing mental health | embracing motherhood, just as you are

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As I settle into this work and begin supporting more families, I wanted to share my remaining postpartum availability fo...
01/06/2026

As I settle into this work and begin supporting more families, I wanted to share my remaining postpartum availability for 2026 🫶🏻🫧🌷

I currently have space for:
~ June - 1 space left 
~ July - 1 family 
~ August - 3 families
~ September - 3 families
~ October - 3 families
~ November - 3 families
~ December - 3 families

If you’re expecting a baby this year and are thinking about what support might look like during those early weeks and months, I’d love to hear from you. 🤍

You can find more information about my postpartum support offerings via the link in my bio, or send me a message if you’d like to chat 💛

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I wrote this a couple years ago, and the sentiment still holds so true in my heart.. As Mothers we get one day a year - ...
10/05/2026

I wrote this a couple years ago, and the sentiment still holds so true in my heart..

As Mothers we get one day a year - one day a year where we’re acknowledged, given the accolades and praises. One day.

But, every day is our day. Day in and day out we are mothers, there’s not a split second that will go by that motherhood pauses. From the minute of conception we go from maidens to mothers and oh, what a beautiful, powerful privilege it is.

We are so often caught up in the rush and the chaos, we forget to appreciate and love ourselves. We give them our bodies, our time, and our energy. Our minds are filled with a never ending to-do list, constant worries, a million thoughts and there’s no pause button.

So moms, I see you, we see you. The love, the thoughts, the care, the kindness, the strength, the power and the pure beauty that is you. You have created this little life, you have loved this little life and it doesn’t always come easily, but gosh it’s incredible.

To us - the mothers, the not-yet mothers, the grieving mothers, the should-be mothers, the solo mothers, the foster mothers, the stepmothers, the mothers who have left this earth, and those who have lost their mothers.

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You are the keepers of life, and the epitome of “divine feminine”. You truly deserve the world of gratitude and appreciation.

I also want to add that today I’m thinking of the mothers who are experiencing this day in the midst of conflict, grief or survival, where simply getting through the day is enough 🤍

My offerings and support packages for postpartum and postpartum preparation for 2026 🤍🍃🫶🏻Support can look different for ...
05/05/2026

My offerings and support packages for postpartum and postpartum preparation for 2026 🤍🍃🫶🏻

Support can look different for everyone in pregnancy and postpartum, so I’ve created these offerings to nourish you, support your recovery and hold space for you in this season.

💌 reach out if you’d like to learn more [email protected] or beyondbirthcopenhagen.com

Something sacred, hallelujahA body becoming home, hallelujahSoft strength in every breath, hallelujahHeld, seen, support...
25/04/2026

Something sacred, hallelujah
A body becoming home, hallelujah
Soft strength in every breath, hallelujah
Held, seen, supported, hallelujah

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Also, how stunning are these photos of that I took this past week?

I took these a few weeks ago and I’m still obsessing over them 🤍 There’s just something so special about those early day...
20/04/2026

I took these a few weeks ago and I’m still obsessing over them 🤍 There’s just something so special about those early days. So quiet, tender and filled with so much love and awe.

April is C-section Awareness Month and it feels important to speak into, because birth is birth. And every birth deserve...
14/04/2026

April is C-section Awareness Month and it feels important to speak into, because birth is birth. And every birth deserves space, care, and validation. Whether you birth through your belly or vaginally, none of it makes your story any less real.
With my first daughter, I had a true emergency C-section. It wasn’t what I planned or expected, and I carried a lot of guilt and shame in the beginning. I think I spent a long time trying to make sense of it, trying to understand why it happened the way it did, and slowly I came to the place where I could soften into it and say, this is still my birth story. I still gave birth.
With my second daughter, things were different but also completely out of my control in a different way. I had grade 4 placenta previa and a potential placenta caret, which meant my placenta was covering my cervix and potentially growing through my previous scar tissue, and there was no option for a VBAC. So I had a planned C-section this time. And even though that came with its own emotions, it felt less chaotic, less frightening, and in some ways much more peaceful because I was able to prepare myself for it.
This time I got to set my own desires and what I wanted to get out of this experience. I got to watch my baby come out of my body. The curtain was lowered and I saw her being born. She was placed on my chest within seconds for skin to skin, and she stayed there while I was stitched up. I got to have that golden hour I didn’t have with my first. I got to breastfeed her right away. I got to experience delayed cord clamping, just as I had hoped for. And my husband got to cut her cord.
It was still overwhelming in moments, because birth always is in its own way, but it was also incredibly healing.
And I think that is what I keep coming back to - birth is birth, regardless of how you choose to do it, regardless of how it happens.
And I just hope that in sharing this, someone else feels a little less alone in their own story, whatever that may look like 🫶🏻✨🌷

Every feeding journey is unique and no two babies or parents are the same. Some paths feel challenging from the start, w...
17/03/2026

Every feeding journey is unique and no two babies or parents are the same. Some paths feel challenging from the start, while others unfold more naturally.
With my first daughter, breastfeeding was hard. After a traumatic birth, the latch never quite worked, and despite seeing lactation consultants and trying everything we could, we transitioned to bottle feeding early on. It took time to make peace with that and understand that our journey was still valid.
With my second daughter, things were different. Breastfeeding felt natural from the beginning. I trusted her cues and my body in a way I hadn’t before, and it became a space of calm and connection in the middle of life with two children. It grounded us, helped me feel more confident, and we continued for 18 months which ended up being deeply healing and empowering.
Feeding looks different for every family. Breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or a mix of both can all be nourishing. What matters most is finding what works best for mom and baby 🫶🏻🩷

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