It takes a village to raise a mother, too!
Welcome to the corner of the internet where we embrace everything postpartum, from the physical stuff to the mental and emotional rollercoaster.
Our vibe is all about taking a holistic approach because we know that recovering from pregnancy and birth is about way more than just physical healing. It's about feeling supported, understood, and empowered on every level.
We're on a mission to be your go-to spot for all things postpartum wellness. We handpick our tribe of experts who are just as passionate as we are about giving you the real deal when it comes to postpartum. Together, we're here to make sure you get the care and knowledge you need to rock this incredible phase of life like the badass mama you are.
Meet our Tribe of Experts
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Faye Edgecombe Registered Nurse - Little Loves First Aid
Little Loves is a first aid course designed for parents and caregivers- or anyone around a little one to learn not only life saving skills but also early indicators and red flags that something may be wrong with your little one to access help leading to less hospital admissions & faster recoveries! -
Hannah - @a.maori.midwife
TENA KATOU KATOA,KO PUTAUAKI TE MAUNGAKO TARAWERA TE AWAKO MATAATUA TE WAKAKO NGATI AWA RAUA KO NGAI TE RANGI OKU IWIKO PAHIPOTO TE HAPUKO KOKOHINAU TE MARAEHE KAHU POKAI AHAUKO HANNAH TOKU INGOANO REIRA TENA KOUTOU KATOA Kia ora,My name...
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Julia Daly - Lactation Consultant
Breastfeeding is a natural part of life but often doesn’t come naturally at all.
Most women struggle at some point in their breastfeeding journey, and few mums manage to achieve the recommended six months of exclusive breastfeeding. -
Vanessa Werner - Birth Care
Motherhood is a continuum. The years after birth are so formative, what happens in labour and birth all impacts how a woman becomes a mother and goes through into this new life experience and cares for her babies. I’m always working to hold that needed space that validates women of their transition into motherhood... -
Renee Maylon - Pelvic Health Physiotherapist
Renee aims to help women feel supported, educated and empowered on their postpartum journey, with a holistic and multidisciplinary approach.She would love to see increased awareness and education so that every woman receives the support she needs. This should also include support not only for her managing the little one, but also for her mental health, and other holistic care. If you have never seen a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist before, it is never too late! Even if it is years postpartum! -
Edee Bolton - Pre and Postnatal Movement
A mama of two little ones, Edee is a pre & post-natal exercise specialist. Edee is passionate about all things pregnancy, birth and motherhood related. She prides herself on creating safe spaces for people to share experiences, talk about "taboo" topics and ask questions that they feel uneasy about talking to others about. An advocate for holding space for the raw and honest ups and downs of pregnancy, loss, birth, and parenthood.
