Maternity and post-pregnancy care, made better

Say hello to affordable and personalised maternal care for women of colour, by women of colour.

We are a digital platform on a mission to narrow the gap in maternal health inequalities for women of colour everywhere

  • Co-created with women of colour

  • Supported by medical experts

  • Backed by research

  • Personalised for you

We have built Cocoon with a team of doctors and experts to bring you...

  • Consultations with medical experts who actually understand you

  • Track your pregnancy symtoms to better understand what your body is going through

  • Community of medical experts

  • Expertly curated content by trustworthy pregnancy experts to put your mind at ease

  • Continuity of care with your own personalised team

Our journeys are nuanced, our bodies are distinct, why should our maternal healthcare be 'one size fits all'?

Cocoon is led by you, supported by science, doctors and doulas who look like you – always on your terms and for your unique journey

  • Pregnancy

    Post partum care

    Childbirth plans

    Complicated pregnancies

    Baby loss

    Losing a baby post pregnancy

We see you, we hear you, we cocoon you

We see you, we hear you, we cocoon you

  • “Desperately trying to find information online to help us understand my symptoms before we lost our baby but there was nothing clear or concrete that I could use confidently to help me make my case at A&E. That’s why I like that you will provide information on what to do with my symptoms so that I can start seeing trends of what’s really going on”

    Nothando

  • “Even when I kept a diary of my symptoms, no one took them seriously. After a few trips to my A&E, I waited in the waiting area of my hospital until I found a nurse who looked like me and she was God sent because she truly was in my corner. After speaking with her she even helped with how to phrase what I was saying which made a massive difference when I spoke to the attending physician.”

    Chill

  • “After my third miscarriage, I was feeling anxious and depressive, if not suicidal. I just wanted to be seen by someone who looked like me and just understood me as a black woman. So I went back to Zambia twice during my pregnancy just so I could be cared for by black OB-GYNs and midwives.”

    Emily

We are here to support you on your pregnancy journey, wherever that takes you

We want to hear from you, to understand your experience of and your journey into motherhood – so we can co-create better services that lead to safer pregnancies.

Join the mission by getting in touch with us.