Choose your desired number of days and weeks. Add your partner to join you for breakfasts, lunches, & dinners. Select nourishing add-ons for your postpartum pantry. Tailor your level of support to meet your unique needs.
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In partnership with local farms and world-class chefs, we support your postpartum body and the local ecosystem by choosing organic, seasonal produce. The menu changes according to what’s growing near you. Our ingredients are chosen specifically to support each stage of your unique postpartum recovery.
Our menus include protein rich meals, porridges, soups, stews, lattes, teas, broths, and lactation snacks designed to support digestion, nutrient assimilation, breast milk supply, hormone and mood balance, and overall physical recovery after birth. We utilize traditional cooking methods such as slow-cooking, soaking and sprouting nuts, seeds, and grains, and toasting and crushing whole spices. We cook with cast iron and clay and our kitchen is completely free from dairy, gluten, peanuts, and refined sugar.
We deliver on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays to guarantee optimal freshness throughout the week. Never frozen, and prepared each delivery day, our meals are packaged in reusable glassware and kept cool in a 100% biodegradable insulated liner and box. Our cold packs are drain-safe, and all materials that arrive in your first delivery can be reused throughout your entire meal plan. No prep or cooking necessary. Simply follow reheat instructions and enjoy (in bed if possible).
We hold space for you to land softly in your new form with your little one while you find homeostasis through our provided nourishment during the biggest change in hormones you’ll ever experience. This week we include nutrients that restore the gut, tissues, and hormones. You’ll find mineral-rich easy to digest foods, adaptogenic herbs, and nutrient dense combinations on the menu. Trust the body, trust the process, and allow yourself permission to lean into rest.
While you discover and tend to the new and ever-changing rhythms of your baby, we remind you to leave some room for your own self-care. Skin-to-skin and lengthy naps help your own body produce oxytocin, the feel-good love hormone, which may help sustain your own nervous system and in turn directly support and regulate your baby’s sensorium. Our focus for this week’s menu is on continuing to balance your milk supply while including all of the vitamins and minerals your body needs to support your baby’s developing brain.
We encourage you to maintain the supine position and engage in whatever R&R you can. Sit with what it means to relax and how that looks for you in this chapter of motherhood. We slow-cook so much of the menu so that your foods can be readily enjoyed, absorbed, and digested. When we take on a slower pace we might just be able to mimic the slow-cook: enjoy our experience, absorb these early days, and digest the emotional landscape that is postpartum.
As you approach one whole month of this intentional time of self-care, rest, and nourishment, we encourage you to stay slow and resist the urge to be “productive” as you continue navigating new dynamics. Enjoy the nervines on this week's menu, those nervous system balancing herbs, and sleep support with doses of magnesium-rich foods to help you unwind before bed, when you wake up in the middle of the night, or when you need a midday nap.
Asking for help can be hard for some of us. Let postpartum and early motherhood be your invitation to surrender, accept, request and receive care from the people in your life. This week we bolster the menu with healthy fats and dense nutrients to continue replenishing your stores. Remember as you continue mothering to let yourself be mothered as well.
In the final week of this six-week season, honor your commitment to slowness, self-care, and restoration. Find reverence for the whirlwind of it all as you prepare to gently transition into the next phase of postpartum and motherhood. Savor the engaging flavors and complex meals; stay soft and let yourself have this last week in the cocoon. It might feel really nice to journal about your experience so that you can always have that reflection as life picks up.
