On my postpartum episode from the Are You Menstrual? Podcast I go into our postpartum experience. I breakdown what the early days were like and go through our breastfeeding journey, Eliana’s oral restrictions, and answer common questions I get on things like libido, hair loss, cosleeping, and more!
Here are some of the things I have found helpful during my postpartum:
Staying nourished
Make your guests useful
Think ahead to breastfeeding support
Here are some other great resources for postpartum:
3 Ways to Work With Us
Mineral Healing Journey: A 6-Month, High-Touch Program for Women Ready to Rebalance Their Hormones at the Root
If you’re dealing with irregular cycles, PCOS, stubborn weight gain, low energy, thyroid issues, or hormone chaos, and you’re still in your cycling years, this is our most comprehensive hormone recalibration program. We’ll coach you through strategic nourishment, mineral repletion, and strength training to rebuild your metabolism and restore balance.
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Nurture Your Fertility
Our 12-Month Advanced Fertility Program for Women Who’ve Tried Everything
If you’ve been trying to conceive for years, have experienced loss, failed cycles, or unexplained infertility, or feel like you’re “doing everything right” but still not getting pregnant, this is for you.
We focus on metabolic repair, mineral balance, inflammation, detoxification, and cellular healing, all tailored to your labs and history for BOTH partners.
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Master Your Minerals
Self-Paced Education for Women Who Want to Understand Their Body
If you’re not ready for our group coaching but know your symptoms aren’t random, this is where to start. Master Your Minerals is our comprehensive, self-paced course that teaches you how minerals impact your hormones, metabolism, energy, and fertility.
You’ll get symptom trackers, practical tools, and structured guidance so you can start connecting the dots on your own. This is best for women who are proactive, want education first, and prefer to implement at their own pace.
