A PLYMOUTH woman is on a mission to support both pregnant women and new mums with their journey into motherhood.
Kate Sprague began her work with local mums in December 2011, delivering antenatal and baby massage classes in Plymouth and surrounding areas as part of the national Daisy Foundation franchise.
But after Daisy announced it was to dissolve in summer 2023, Kate was determined it was not the end.
She said she realised that she needed to “be brave” and decided to go it alone.
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