Frequently Asked Questions
Your questions answered on pregnancy, newborn care, and how Mumma Sue can support you.
What makes Mumma Sue different from other postnatal support services?
Mumma Sue is led by Sue Khaled, a neonatal intensive care nurse with over 30 years of clinical experience. Every service blends hands-on medical expertise with genuine emotional care, so you get support that is both safe and deeply human.
How do I get started with Mumma Sue?
Simply reach out via the contact page or send an email to support@mummasue.com.au. Sue will get in touch to understand your needs and help you find the right level of support for your stage of the journey.
Where does Mumma Sue provide services?
Mumma Sue offers in-home visits and overnight care, coming directly to you so you can recover and bond in the comfort of your own home. Online sessions are also available for mothers who prefer remote support.
Can Mumma Sue support me before my baby arrives?
Yes. Prenatal preparation sessions are available to help you feel informed, calm, and emotionally ready before birth. Topics include birth expectations, newborn care basics, and realistic postpartum planning.
Do Mumma Sue services cover feeding support?
Absolutely. Whether you are breastfeeding, bottle feeding, or a mix of both, Mumma Sue provides personalised, evidence-based feeding guidance tailored to your baby and your family. The goal is a calm, nourishing experience free from pressure or judgment.
Still have questions?
Reach out any time — Sue is happy to talk through your situation and what support might look like for you.
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