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Consultations Planning for your Postpartum
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Planning for your Postpartum

$200.00

Online Session (90min)

Many mothers are surprised to find out that the journey of birth isn’t quite over after the arrival of baby… and often finds her self unprepared for the realities of the weeks to follow.

This tender and transitional time is essential for a mama’s future health and integration with baby into the world.

In many traditional cultures, postpartum rituals and support are already woven into the social structures. But in western modern societies where this is hardly considered, how does a soon-to-be mama prepare and carve out her nest for an optimal postpartum time?

On this call, we’ll explore from any of the topics below and together create a plan that works best for you:

  • Why is the postpartum time so important?

  • Key elements in postpartum wellness shared across cultures

  • Building your support circle

  • Nutrient dense meals & healing drinks based in traditional food ways but relevant to your ancestral roots, tips on how to prepare and store meals ahead of time

  • Healing herbs (lactation support, uterine care, etc)

  • At home self-care modalities (belly wrapping, sitz bath, yoni steaming, etc)

  • Physiologic baby care

  • Other resource suggestions and follow up support via email

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Online Session (90min)

Many mothers are surprised to find out that the journey of birth isn’t quite over after the arrival of baby… and often finds her self unprepared for the realities of the weeks to follow.

This tender and transitional time is essential for a mama’s future health and integration with baby into the world.

In many traditional cultures, postpartum rituals and support are already woven into the social structures. But in western modern societies where this is hardly considered, how does a soon-to-be mama prepare and carve out her nest for an optimal postpartum time?

On this call, we’ll explore from any of the topics below and together create a plan that works best for you:

  • Why is the postpartum time so important?

  • Key elements in postpartum wellness shared across cultures

  • Building your support circle

  • Nutrient dense meals & healing drinks based in traditional food ways but relevant to your ancestral roots, tips on how to prepare and store meals ahead of time

  • Healing herbs (lactation support, uterine care, etc)

  • At home self-care modalities (belly wrapping, sitz bath, yoni steaming, etc)

  • Physiologic baby care

  • Other resource suggestions and follow up support via email

Online Session (90min)

Many mothers are surprised to find out that the journey of birth isn’t quite over after the arrival of baby… and often finds her self unprepared for the realities of the weeks to follow.

This tender and transitional time is essential for a mama’s future health and integration with baby into the world.

In many traditional cultures, postpartum rituals and support are already woven into the social structures. But in western modern societies where this is hardly considered, how does a soon-to-be mama prepare and carve out her nest for an optimal postpartum time?

On this call, we’ll explore from any of the topics below and together create a plan that works best for you:

  • Why is the postpartum time so important?

  • Key elements in postpartum wellness shared across cultures

  • Building your support circle

  • Nutrient dense meals & healing drinks based in traditional food ways but relevant to your ancestral roots, tips on how to prepare and store meals ahead of time

  • Healing herbs (lactation support, uterine care, etc)

  • At home self-care modalities (belly wrapping, sitz bath, yoni steaming, etc)

  • Physiologic baby care

  • Other resource suggestions and follow up support via email

日本語は下に↓

One summer my aunt  showed up to my Hanme’s house, and she had with her stacks of Korean perilla leaves that she had grown herself. All the Zainichi Korean aunties of the neighborhood showed up, excited to trade something for a sh
Tried pickling Ooray plums into Umeboshi while in Australia a few years ago.
Tasted very.... umeboshi-esque✨🍈

何年か前にオーストラリアで、ネイティブフルーツの「ウーレイプラム」を使って漬けてみた梅干し。このプラムは完熟したら紫色になって、紫蘇なしでも真っ赤に仕上がった。

#umeboshi #oorayplum #davidsonsplum #umeboshiexperiment
A little umeboshi making 101 for the curious :
(the sour & salty, japanese salted plum condiment-health tonic)

> Pick ume and let them ripen a bit to get some color, but you want them still firm. Can also use unripe apricots or plums instead*
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If you want to make nocino, don't forget to pick those unripe green walnuts! It's juuuust about that time. You want to go for them while they are still soft on the inside. This Italian liqueur can be sipped on as a digestive or a splash

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