Full Belly Birth & Postpartum Nourishment

As a former Doula, I am dedicated to placing an emphasis on postpartum maternal care and nourishment by offering Postpartum Chef Services that incorporate culturally traditional recipes and the use of herbs to promote healing, aid in digestion, and fortify your pregnancy and postpartum experience.

Postpartum maternal nutrition is incredibly important and grossly overlooked in hospital births. Given the common implications of a medical birth, this attention to nourishing the mother is ever more important given the status of the digestive system post-birth. Proper fuel is needed to build back blood, replenish the body with electrolytes and minerals, keep the body warm which promotes healing, all while being gentle on the gut as it slowly resumes its pre-pregnancy state and begins to absorbs the nutrients it needs to support a newly postpartum body and mind. Postpartum support directly correlates to the blossoming mother’s mental state, which in turn correlates to the child. 

You nourish the mother, you nourish the child.

  • Birth & Postpartum

    Designed for the immediate postpartum period after birth, focusing on easy to digest foods that are warming and nutritionally dense for optimal healing and support for overall energy, breastfeeding, milk supply and newborn life.

    Includes:

    Birth Location Drop Off

    -1 quart of Birth Broth

    -1 quart of Rice Congee

    -1 dozen Milk Muffins

    1 Week Drop Off

    -2 quarts Birth Broth

    -2 quarts Rice Congee

    -2 quarts Seasonal Soup

    -1 dozen Milk Muffins

    $400

    $150 per additional week

  • Postpartum

    Weekly drop offs of my favorite postpartum nourishing foods.

    Includes:

    1 Week Drop Off

    -2 quarts Birth Broth

    -2 quarts Rice Congee

    -2 quarts Seasonal Soup

    -1 dozen Milk Muffins

    $200

    $150 per additional week

Your Postpartum Chef

As a professionally trained chef with over 10 years of restaurant and cooking experience and a certified Birth & Postpartum Doula; nurturing and cooking are synonymous to me and it requires a certain touch to care and cook for newly postpartum families.

Just as you focused on your health and nutrition during your pregnancy, the postpartum period needs just as much attention, if not more.

You nourish the mother, you nourish the child.

Postpartum maternal nutrition is incredibly important and grossly overlooked in hospital births. Proper fuel is needed to build back blood, replenish the body with electrolytes and minerals, keep the body warm which promotes healing, all while being gentle on the gut as it slowly resumes its pre-pregnancy state and begins to absorbs the nutrients needed to support a newly postpartum body and mind.