The hair growth many women experience during pregnancy can take a noticeable turn after giving birth. Postpartum hair loss affects many new mothers and can leave them wondering what they can do to restore the lush, thick hair they had before pregnancy. While hormones play a large role, your diet is one of the most powerful tools for supporting healthy hair after childbirth.

The third trimester of pregnancy is an amazing opportunity to not only nourish yourself to support baby’s growth and health, but to set yourself up for a smooth postpartum recovery as you prepare for birth and the fourth trimester.

This healthy holiday chocolate bark is really ideal for pregnancy and postpartum because the red, green, and white toppings used here are full of protein, healthy fats, fibre, and key nutrients like vitamin E, zinc, magnesium, and even iron.

These gingerbread lactation cookies are a spin on my original lactation cookies and they are the absolute perfect thing to bake if you want a sweet holiday treat, if you’re prepping a festive snack for your family, of if you’re just looking for a little lactation support!

Looking for simple yet powerful ways to support your postpartum recovery? Healing drinks like nutrient-packed broths, calming herbal teas, and hydrating chia drinks offer essential nutrients, support gut health, and ease stress in a way that’s easy to fit into a busy day with a new baby. Sip your way to replenishment and balance with these comforting, nourishing postpartum drinks.

Learn how to make an anti-inflammatory and anti-oxidant rich Golden Milk Latte with the healing spices turmeric and ginger and get the scoop on why this drink is so supportive for you during preconception, pregnancy, and postpartum.

This blog will provide you with practical ideas for nutritious, easy-to-pack snacks for your hospital birth bag that will support you during labour and help you recover afterward.