Family Hubs & children’s centres
A welcoming group offer that can sit alongside local Start for Life, parenting and family-support activity.
Baby Moon · professional partnerships
A gentle, family-facing offer that can sit alongside local support.
Baby Moon is a four-week parent–baby connection programme for newborn to pre-mobile babies and their parents or carers. I welcome conversations with Liverpool organisations that want to make room for calm, connection and responsive early interaction.
A complementary community offer
Designed around shared time, gentle sensory moments and the parent–baby relationship.
Who I welcome conversations with
A clear route for organisations supporting mums, babies and families across Liverpool.
The organisations below are examples of the local teams and settings I would welcome a conversation with. They are not listed as existing partners, referrers or endorsements.
Health visiting & Family Nurse Partnership
A clear, family-facing programme that professionals can discuss with parents or carers where a gentle group experience may be of interest.
Maternity, midwifery & infant-feeding networks
A non-clinical postnatal connection programme for conversations with families after professional maternity or feeding support has been considered.
Early Help, social care & family support
A practical, low-pressure group format that can be explored alongside your existing plans, processes and safeguarding responsibilities.
Early-years settings & nurseries
A baby-led sensory sound experience planned around your group, room, staffing and age-appropriate participation choices.
Perinatal & community wellbeing organisations
A relationship-focused community offer for collaborative conversations, without making clinical, therapeutic or outcome claims.
Clear boundaries build trust
Baby Moon complements existing care and support; it does not replace it.
Baby Moon is not a medical, therapeutic, diagnostic, maternity, mental-health, safeguarding or statutory service. It does not assess individual need or replace the pathways, professional judgement or responsibilities held by a host organisation or family’s existing support network.
Parent or carer and baby stay together throughout the session.
Participation is baby-led: feeding, cuddling, pausing, resting and observing are all welcome.
The host organisation retains its own safeguarding, emergency and escalation responsibilities.
No personal case, medical, safeguarding or other sensitive information is needed in this enquiry form.
How a partnership begins
A simple, accountable conversation before anything is agreed.
01
Start with your community
Tell me about the families you support, the purpose of the conversation and the kind of session you are considering.
02
Agree a practical framework
We can discuss the format, venue, group size, session timing, staff presence and relevant inclusion considerations.
03
Share clear information
Before anything is confirmed, we can agree a simple parent-facing description, attendance route and practical expectations.
Professional FAQs
The practical questions teams often ask before a conversation.
These answers explain the programme structure and the boundaries around professional involvement. If you would like to discuss a particular setting, use the partnership form below without including sensitive case information.
Baby Moon is a four-week, parent–baby connection programme for newborn to pre-mobile babies and their parents or carers. It creates calm, baby-led opportunities to explore gentle sound, voice, movement, sensory materials and shared attention. It is a family-facing community offer, not a clinical, therapeutic or statutory service.
Delivery planning
Practical information can be agreed before a delivery is confirmed.
For each potential partnership, I can discuss the proposed format, intended age range, room set-up, group size, staff role, consent and communication route, and any local inclusion or participation considerations. The final approach is shaped with the host organisation.
Safeguarding and escalation
I work within the practical plan agreed with the host. Your organisation retains its own safeguarding, emergency, escalation and information-governance procedures.
Family-friendly delivery
Sessions stay low-pressure and baby-led, making space for feeding, cuddling, changing plans, resting and observing without a fixed expectation of participation.
Refer a client
A simple, consent-led route to introduce Baby Moon.
Use this form only where the parent or carer has agreed that their contact details can be shared for a Baby Moon conversation. I will contact them directly about the programme; this form does not reserve a place or replace your organisation’s established support pathways.
Keep the referral minimal and safe.
Do not include medical details, safeguarding concerns, case history, risk information or any other sensitive personal information. Use your usual organisational procedures for urgent or safeguarding concerns.
Professional partnership enquiry
Start a considered conversation about your families and setting.
Share only the practical information needed to start a conversation. Please do not include medical, safeguarding, personal case or other sensitive information in this form.
What happens next?
I will respond using the contact details you share to arrange a conversation about suitability, format and practical delivery planning.
For families
Looking for a Baby Moon course for yourself and your baby?
Explore the family programme, view published dates and reserve directly where a course is available.