Postpartum care begins at birth - and for 99% of American births, that means detached, cold, outdated medical standards that oppose birth's biological design.

Maternal-infant health stats in the US show us this that this model of care needs reform. Mothers tell us this fast-paced industrial initiation into parenthood is not meeting their physical, emotional, or psychosocial needs, and directly impacts the wellness of her and her family.








For millenia, women received the time-tested care of a village - family, friends and community members who recognized the sanctity of birth and the high demands of early mothering - and worked together to provide the postpartum mother with the 5 key elements of mothercare.

Modern changes in the typical family lifestyle has inpacted the demand and understanding of the village's roles during the sacred window after birth, but it's time to say yes to better care - and that begins now with reclaiming the postpartum village you and all mothers deserve.