for: postpartum

You just did the hardest thing. Now everyone looks at the baby.

Standard care gives you one checkup at six weeks — for a body and mind that changed completely. Most mothers say that isn’t enough. Your for:mama team stays: lactation help within hours, pelvic floor physio, real mental-health support, and someone checking on you, not just the baby.

A mother at home on the couch with her newborn and toddler, using a tablet in warm light

for: what nobody warns you about

The fourth trimester is the most underserved stretch of the whole journey.

Bleeding, healing, feeding, mood, sleep — the needs are dense and the follow-up is thin. Every struggle below maps to a specialist on your team, most within hours, not weeks.

Breastfeeding is harder than promised

In Canada, 91% of parents start breastfeeding — but only about a third are still exclusively breastfeeding at six months, and up to 70% report early difficulties like pain, latch trouble, and supply worry. Skilled help, early, changes outcomes.

Pain nobody scheduled a visit for

Perineal tears, C-section recovery, back pain from feeding positions — real pain, routinely minimized. It deserves assessment and a plan, not endurance.

Leaking when you laugh

Roughly one in four women experiences urinary incontinence after birth, and abdominal separation affects a majority at six weeks. Both are treatable — pelvic floor physiotherapy is first-line care, not a luxury.

More than “baby blues”

Postpartum depression affects about 1 in 8 mothers in the US and 1 in 6 in Canada — and nearly half are never diagnosed. Screening and therapy work; you just have to be offered them.

Sleep deprivation that compounds everything

Fragmented sleep makes pain worse, mood harder, and feeding tougher. Realistic strategies — for the baby’s sleep and yours — help more than advice to “sleep when the baby sleeps.”

The six-week cliff

One checkup, then silence — while questions keep coming for months. The vast majority of mothers say they need more follow-up. That’s exactly what continuity is for.

for: real help, on your phone

A care team by chat or video — no waiting room.

Every specialist below is available inside your plan. And when something needs hands-on care, we refer you to a trusted in-person provider near you — we arrange it, they bill you directly for their visit.

Lactation consultant (IBCLC)

Latch, pain, supply, pumping, weaning — video consults within hours of “something’s wrong,” not weeks.

Chat or video · in-person referral available

Pelvic floor physiotherapist

Incontinence, prolapse symptoms, diastasis recti, pain with intimacy — assessment and a real rehab plan.

Video · in-person referral available

Perinatal mental-health therapist

PPD and postpartum anxiety care from specialists — with clinician escalation if medication should be discussed.

Chat or video

Recovery clinician

Bleeding, healing, C-section recovery, warning signs — a doctor who answers tonight, not at the six-week mark.

Chat or video

Infant sleep guide

Evidence-based sleep shaping that respects how you want to parent — and gets you more rest too.

Chat

In-person care network

Hands-on lactation visits, pelvic floor physio, home doula support — arranged by us with trusted local providers, billed by that provider.

In-person · separate billing

for: how it works

Three steps, then we stay with you.

1

Free consult

Before or after birth — tell us how it went and how you’re really doing. We build your recovery plan from there.

2

Your recovery plan

Replenishment, healing, feeding support, and mood check-ins — matched to your delivery and your goals.

3

We keep showing up

Monthly boxes, scheduled check-ins, and on-demand specialists — through the fourth trimester and as long as you want us.

for: your doorstep, monthly

The Recovery Box

Replenishment for the version of you that’s still here under all of it — postnatal nutrients, healing essentials, and a mental-wellness check-in that treats you as the patient too.

  • Postnatal replenishment formula
  • Lactation-supportive nutrients
  • Perineal & C-section recovery essentials
  • Nipple balm & comfort items
  • A recovery guide written for you, not the baby
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