As an infertility psychotherapist, I treat individuals struggling throughout all stages of their pregnancy journeys. Many people are curious about what happens in infertility therapy, so I’ve combined some of the most common questions I receive to demystify the treatment.

After the birth of my first, I found that I was extra hungry while breastfeeding. It made more sense to me to use foods to support my lactation, yet there was nothing available at the time. Then, Majka came around.

Are you an expectant parent and learning about doula support for the first time? We encourage you to keep exploring it as an option. It might make all the difference for your birth and postpartum experience. Here’s how to find one.

If you’re around 35-36 weeks pregnant, you’re most likely starting to think about packing that hospital bag. If you happen to feel a tad overwhelmed by this chore- we’ve created a list for you to make it easier. Happy packing!

This month we asked a handful of doulas for their tips for labor on everything from mentally prepping ahead of time to designing birth preferences. We loved what they had to share and hope that it helps you as you navigate all of the options available to you right now.

There are new things to do each month of your pregnancy and a lot of various prenatal care items. With so much to do it can be hard to know when to do what. Our list covers the practical prenatal care visits with your provider, planning for your financial future, getting the nursery and baby gear ready, and planning your transition back to work again.