Postpartum care essentials that speeds up your healing and reduce your recovery time. POWERED BY PLANTS, BACKED BY SCIENCE. Doula Made & Mom Approved. Awarded Best of Postpartum by Healthline Parenthood.
90% of women report not feeling prepared for the first 6 weeks as well as struggle to find products to help them physically heal after birth. CODDLE aims to change this with our educational resources and postpartum essentials care kit so moms can recover and thrive during the most underrated and physically taxing experience after childbirth – Postpartum!
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Help you truly understand what to expect and what happens after you’ve given birth.
Talk about the not-so-fun, unexciting stuff that happens after birth. The truth that no one tells you about postpartum.
Create gentle, safe, effective products that addresses the physical, mental and emotional aspects of postpartum.
Offer guides and resources that help moms and birthing people thrive, feel empowered and proud of taking care of themselves.
We take a holistic, natural and minimalist approach to postpartum care and wellness.Childbirth is the only trauma to the body that requires significant healing. While expecting you to care for yourself while simultaneously caring for a new human. That’s why we’re here with all the resources and guides needed to help you navigate postpartum and recovery. We talk about the hard stuff, it’s the conversation worth having.
New moms go through a lot. Heading back to work is a mental job in itself, then add in pumping at work it’s even more challenging.
August 1 - 7 is World Breastfeeding Week and the entire month of August is Breastfeeding Month. For the month of August we’ll be sharing everything you need to know and what’s never mentioned about breastfeeding and breastmilk.
In a world increasingly aware of the environmental toll of our consumption habits, plastic stands out as one of the most pressing challenges.
Uterine fibroids are one of the most common reproductive health issues affecting women, yet they often go undiagnosed or misunderstood.
Being pregnant in the summer is hard for many, and it can even be dangerous. You know how uncomfortable you are now, just think about when the temperature goes up a couple degrees!
In movies and TV shows, post-birth life is made out to be a magical, enlightening experience. But that’s not everyone’s experience. Following childbirth, it’s common for new moms to experience, extreme and persistent sadness and difficulty with everyday tasks.
