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We love pasture-raised eggs for being rich in vitamin D, important throughout pregnancy and postpartum. Seasonal greens like fennel supply prolactin, which can promote production of milk, and dandelion greens can support digestion and relieve postpartum fluid retention.
This our plant-rich spin on Ginger Fried Rice, a classic Chinese postpartum recipe. The pasture-raised egg supplies protein, healthy fats, and vitamin D, while warming, fresh ginger floods your body with antioxidants and helps to improve blood circulation to support your recovery.
This delicious, creamy soft oatmeal reminds us of oatmeal raisin cookies. Ceylon cinnamon is sweeter than the conventional kind, without any of the drawbacks to liver health. With ground flax seed, this oatmeal boosts lactation and supports hormonal balance.
Our postpartum take on this warm, stewy Moroccan classic features dark leafy greens to supply essential iron and fiber to support your recovery. The pasture-raised eggs are also a vitamin D booster. Laffa bread on the side is perfect for mopping up all the delicious sauce!
This hearty plant-rich stew is a powerhouse of antioxidants, minerals, and vitamins essential for postpartum recovery—including iron and B vitamins. Our vegetable stock features a beautiful and delicious sea vegetable called kombu, supplying iodine, a necessary mineral for supporting infant growth and neurological development if you are breastfeeding.
This mouth watering cake with blueberry jam is like dessert for breakfast, but good for you in every way! Grass-fed yogurt helps replenish calcium stores and coconut oil nourishes with healthy fats. A sprinkle of hemp seeds also supplies a medley of essential nutrients including protein, magnesium, calcium, iron, and...
A blend of warming spices including ginger, cardamom, and Ceylon cinnamon make this lactation boosting oatmeal so comforting, topped with superfood goji berry and nutritious deglet date pieces.
