Our Story

How It All Began

“We’ve experienced the highs, the struggles, and the indescribable joy of bringing our own babies into this world. It’s from those experiences, and the clarity that comes with hindsight, that we knew we wanted to help other women on their journey.”

Lorien, Zoe & Elise
Founding Mothers

My two childbirth experiences were vastly different. With my first, I felt unprepared, uneducated, and scared. My second experience I felt empowered, strong, and in control. It was the healing birth I had always hoped for.

Zoe Daemar
Mum of 2, Co-Founder & Community Manager

Conceiving, growing, and birthing life is pure magic. This journey has given me an indescribable awe and gratitude for my body—something I’ll never take for granted. My children, my greatest gifts, are a testament to the power within me.

Ema Taylor
Mum of 2, Co-Founder, Naturopath, Clinical Nutritionist & Fertility Educator

Becoming a mother took longer due to fertility challenges. Disappointed my first birth didn't go as planned, understanding my options led to a positive second birth—an unforgettable journey of highs and lows.

Elise Welch
Mum of 2, Co-Founder & Partnerships Manager

I've never felt so vulnerable yet at the same time so powerful, than during the births of my three babies. Bringing a new life into the world is a profound and transformative experience and one that I am so grateful for.

Lorien Welch
Mum of 3, Co-founder & Content Director

With endometriosis and fears of infertility, our journey was challenging. Yet, I conceived naturally three times. Each pregnancy was tough, but holding my healthy boys now makes every struggle worthwhile.

Kim Kushner
Naturopath & Clinical Nutritionist

Meet The Team

Jason Daemar

Dad of 2

Co-founder
+ Marketing Director

Zoe Daemar

Mum of 2

Co-founder
+ Community Manager

Tom Welch

Dad of 2

Co-founder
+ Chief Finance Officer

Elise Welch

Mum of 2

Co-founder
+ Partner Engagement

Lorien Welch

Mum of 3

Co-founder
+ Content Director

Ema Taylor

Mum of 2

Co-founder, Naturopath, Clinical Nutritionist & Fertility Educator

Kim Kushner

Mum of 3

Naturopath & Clinical Nutritionist

The Experts Behind Mother Natal

Ema Taylor, Co-founder

Ema is a practicing naturopath, clinical nutritionist, and certified fertility awareness educator with over a decade of experience in reproductive healthcare and fertility. 

She has helped thousands of women navigate preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum with a holistic, evidence-based approach.

As a mother of two young children, Ema deeply understands the challenges and joys of motherhood. That’s why she co-founded Mother Natal—to provide women with the highest-quality nutrition, health, and wellbeing products, expert knowledge, and real support at every stage of their journey.

With deep clinical expertise and a passion for redefining maternal health, Ema is committed to helping you feel confident in the choices you make for yourself and your baby.

Rewriting The Narrative

Support, Educate, Empower

"We founded Mother Natal to make meaningful change and to ensure that no woman faces motherhood without the support she deserves. Every mother’s story is unique. While we can’t write that story for you, we’re here to support and nurture you so that it’s a story you’ll cherish.”

What’s Next?

Today, we’ve launched our flagship product, Complete Support, the most comprehensive supplement designed to nourish both mother and baby. But this is just the beginning. With self-funded resources, we’re expanding our product range and building a robust educational platform.
  • list-icon Our upcoming projects include:
    An online clinic offering access to experts in prenatal, antenatal and postpartum care.
  • list-icon Educational resources tailored to every stage of the motherhood journey—from conception through early motherhood.

¹ Source: Alysha-leigh Fameli, Daniel S.J. Costa, Rebecca Coddington, David J. Hawes. Assessment of childbirth-related post traumatic stress disorder in Australian mothers: Psychometric properties of the City Birth Trauma Scale. Journal of Affective Disorders, Volume 324, 2023, Pages 559-565, ISSN 0165-0327. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jad.2022.12.123.