
Six Everyday Spices to Improve Postpartum Healing
*This post was originally created for the Relief Parenting blog - be sure to check them out! Mother nature knows best which is why using...

Mixed Berry Chia Jam with Black Strap Molasses
In the pursuit of all things nutrient dense, tasty and PB & J, I created this lip puckering flavor bomb. Store bought jellies and jams...

Importance of Bodywork & Postpartum Massage ~Julia Donaldson Full Interview
Receiving healing touch is one of the five universal postpartum needs. The body of a new mother is simultaneously strong and vulnerable -...

Mood Lifting Cacao ~ Not Your Fathers Hot Chocolate
Growing up Hot Chocolate was a fixture in my house - we drank a huge steaming mug nearly every night. What's not to like? A warming,...

Glorious Ghee
There is an ancient proverb in Sindhi that goes “Jeko kare ghee, so na kare ma-pii!” Translated, it means – what ghee can do for you,...

Maple Roasted Root Vegetable Soup
5 Cups Root Veggies (we like Butternut, Carrot, Parsnip & Sweet Potato), chopped 1 Large Yellow Onion, chopped...

First Days Digestive Tea
Traditional Yogi Tea This warming tea is ideal of the first days of postpartum. The spices hold plant medicine that are excellent...

Sipping Bone Broth
Boasting some recent popularity, a version of bone broth has been a staple in nearly every culture. Innately a warming food, bone broth...

Balancing Bites: A Sweet Treat
Small Batch Wellness has a favorite sweet for Mamas that is both nutrient dense as well as sweet tooth satisfying. Pretty easy to make and r

The Newborn Mother & why she needs nourishing
As mentioned in my previous post, postpartum simply refers to a woman after she has given birth. In todays bounce back society, many...