Blooming with Baby

Fertility   Birth   Postpartum

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Fertility

If you are ready to start a family and your'e looking for a holistic approach to nurture  your fertility then start here. 

Pregnancy & Birth

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Postpartum

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“In other times, and in other places around the world, a postpartum period of healing and adjustment was expected and allowed. After the rigorous and demanding act of birth, it was considered critically necessary for the whole family—and for society at large—that a woman be given the first forty days to heal and rest. Other people in her community would feed her, nurture her, and take all responsibilities off her plate, so that she could focus on one thing only: transitioning healthily and happily from expectant woman to mother.”

— HENG OU, THE FIRST FORTY DAYS