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Hi, I’m Amy.

People often ask why I do what I do. The truth is, Hushabye Hands has become what it is today because of my own journey into motherhood.

When my eldest was born in 2018, I discovered baby classes for the first time and they quickly became the highlight of our week. They gave us somewhere to go, a chance to bond, and perhaps most importantly introduced me to other parents who were navigating the same exciting and exhausting stage of life. Those classes became my village.
 

A couple of years later my second baby arrived during the Covid lockdowns. My home birth didn’t go as planned and I experienced birth trauma followed by postnatal depression — and all those places that had supported me before were unable to run. No baby classes, no coffee mornings, and very few opportunities to meet other parents. It was an incredibly difficult and lonely time, and I struggled to bond with my beautiful boy.
 

That experience changed everything.
 

I realised just how important these safe spaces are — not just for babies, but for parents too.

When the opportunity arose to take over Hushabye Hands in August 2023, months after the birth of my daughter, it felt like everything came full circle. Hushabye Hands had already touched the lives of many local families under its previous owner, and I felt incredibly privileged to become part of its story.

Since then I’ve grown Hushabye Hands into the supportive community I’d once needed myself. My reason has always been about so much more than classes. I wanted to create a place where every family feels welcomed, supported and valued.
 

A place where feeding your baby is always welcomed, where nobody minds if your little one needs cuddles through the class, or needs an extra cuddle. Where friendships are formed, milestones are celebrated, and parents know they’re never alone.
 

Alongside our classes I’m also a qualified breastfeeding peer supporter, and proudly sponsor Latch & Love — helping families on their feeding journeys.
 

I believe that the Early Years are not just about development. They’re about connection, confidence and creating memories you’ll treasure forever. So I’d love to welcome you and your little one to the Hushabye Hands family.

Hannah is a mummy of 2 (you’ll meet her little sidekick in class!) and is passionate about creating a fun and inclusive environment where every family feels comfortable from the moment they arrive. Her calm, friendly nature and genuine love for working with children shine through in every session.
 

Hannah is also a qualified breastfeeding peer supporter and is always happy to offer a listening ear, or signpost families to additional support if needed.

Rebecca is a mummy of 3 (again, you’ll likely see one of her tribe helping out!) and loves watching little ones grow in confidence and celebrating milestones alongside their grown ups. Her enthusiasm and passion for supporting families helps them feel at ease, whether they’re new to Hushabye Hands or already part of the community.
 

As a qualified breastfeeding peer supporter, Rebecca shares our commitment to supporting the whole family throughout their early years.

Our Promise
 

No matter which class you attend or which member of the team you meet, you’ll always receive the same supportive environment and baby-led approach that makes Hushabye Hands so special.
 

Every family deserves to feel seen, supported and celebrated — and that’s exactly what we aim to provide, every single week.

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