The creation of new life is a wonder of nature — unique, powerful and deeply touching. Pregnancy and birth lay the foundation for our sense of safety, trust and security. These early experiences strongly influence how we stand in life later on: whether we trust ourselves, how we make decisions, form relationships and take responsibility.

These needs for security and belonging have not changed for millennia, even though society, lifestyles and expectations of parenthood have. Tensions often arise when inner needs — for example a baby’s longing for closeness — collide with external demands, such as the expectation that a mother should return quickly to work.

The period from conception until about the child’s third birthday is particularly formative: it shapes how your child experiences the world, forms attachment and feels secure — and how you grow together as a family. Your own path into parenthood is also formed by these experiences.

Sometimes external expectations or past experiences create pressure. Trauma-sensitive guidance aims to create space for trust, self-determination and a loving, safe start in life.

You are here because you want to prepare well and give your baby a protected, loving start. I look forward to supporting you and your family on this journey.