Samantha Gunn Doula
About Samantha Gunn Doula
Hi! I’m Samantha, a mum of 4 and a Birth & Postpartum Doula servicing most areas of Sydney. I also teach Hypnobirthing Classes and offer Infant Massage sessions. I am understanding and pragmatic, guiding families with warmth and humour. I want you to feel prepared and confident in growing your family, contact me to learn how I can help you.
Areas of expertise
- Professional Birth & Postpartum Doula
- Hypnobirthing Practitioner
- Body Ready Method Pro & Teacher.
Additional certificates in Possums Breastfeeding Support & Sleep, Infant Massage, Spinning Babies, Optimal Maternal Positioning, Acupressure and Emotional Freedom Techniques.
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Article - Elisha Wildblood and Louise Barton (Not Another Onesie)
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