From pregnancy to the end of breastfeeding Individual accompaniment, professional support and personal advice 365 days a year, around the clock. In our house we maintain the Du-Form, therefore we handle this also on our web page in such a way. The Luna is characterised by the fact that you find a comprehensive offer for the time in which you start a family under one roof. A small and manageable team is at your disposal 24 hours a day to answer all your questions and needs. Your personal wishes and ideas are taken seriously and supplemented by the expertise, experience and personal commitment of the entire Luna team. We strengthen your confidence in the natural process of pregnancy, birth and the first time with the baby (breastfeeding, wrap, carrying, baby care, siblings etc.). On one weekend you will receive information about the natural birth process, about the puerperium and breastfeeding. You can exchange ideas and enjoy bodywork in a relaxed atmosphere. The right time to take a birth preparation class is around the 34th week of pregnancy.

Je vous recommande Ana les yeux fermés. Elle nous a accompagné pour notre deuxième fille et elle est à la fois douce et extrêmement compétente, impliquée autant pour le bébé que la maman et même le reste de la famille. Patiente, à l’écoute et vraiment experte. Bref allez-y et vous en garderez un excellent souvenir :-)

Home Midwifery Care in the Canton of Fribourg I provide personalized, compassionate care before and after your baby’s birth in the Fribourg region — including Romont, Bulle, Vuadens, Vaulruz, Autigny, Ursy, Siviriez, and surrounding areas. My approach centers on you — offering evidence-based, respectful, and culturally sensitive support tailored to your needs and wishes. My mission combines three key aspects: pregnancy care and monitoring, education, and health promotion — empowering you to make informed choices and enjoy a calm, confident pregnancy. Services include: • Individual birth preparation classes — tailored to your needs, whether it’s your first pregnancy or a refresher. Topics may cover: • The final weeks of pregnancy • Labour, contractions, and birth • Welcoming your baby • The first days and weeks at home • Feeding (breast or bottle) • Preparing your dog for baby’s arrival (with a dog behaviourist) • Pregnancy monitoring — with or without a doctor’s prescription, at home, covered by basic insurance when prescribed. • CTG monitoring — comfortable at-home tracking of your baby’s heart rate and uterine activity (20–30 minutes). • Postnatal follow-up — at home, by appointment, including breastfeeding support and newborn care. Warm, personalized care — for a serene pregnancy and a confident start to life with your baby.