Downloads & Handouts
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GLP-1 Reflection
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✺ Hydration Tips for Lactation & Pregnancy
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✺ Postpartum Snack Ideas Handout
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✺ Eating Disorder Screening Guide for Therapists
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✺ Free Size & Accessibility Inclusive Clothing Handout
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✺ Tips for Supporting a Child With An Eating Disorder
Postpartum nutrition & recovery guide
Nourishing your body through the fourth trimester
The postpartum period is a time of significant physical and emotional recovery, yet many parents receive little guidance on how to care for their own nutrition needs after birth.
The Postpartum Nutrition & Recovery Guide is an evidence-based, weight-inclusive resource designed to help postpartum parents understand their changing nutrition needs and implement realistic strategies during this demanding season.
Inside, you’ll find support with:
Postpartum recovery and the role of nutrition
Meal planning and grocery shopping
Eating while feeding, pumping, or caring for a newborn
Breastfeeding nutrition and feeding support
WIC and SNAP resources
Cultural postpartum foods and traditions
Nutrition support after miscarriage and infant loss
The postpartum period is a time of immense physical, emotional, and nutritional change, yet many parents receive little guidance on how to nourish themselves during recovery. The Postpartum Nutrition & Recovery Guide is a comprehensive digital resource designed to help postpartum parents understand what their bodies need to heal and how to realistically implement those needs during one of life's biggest transitions.
Grounded in current evidence and a non-diet, weight-inclusive philosophy, this guide moves beyond “bounce back” culture to focus on nourishment, recovery, flexibility, and self-compassion.
Inside, you'll find practical nutrition strategies for healing after birth, meal planning and grocery shopping tips, hydration guidance, breastfeeding support, culturally inclusive food examples, WIC and SNAP resources, and a dedicated section on miscarriage and infant loss.
Whether navigating sleepless nights, feeding a newborn, returning to work, managing limited support, or simply trying to remember to eat, this guide provides realistic tools that meet postpartum parents where they are.
Please Note: This product is currently available as a Soft Launch Edition. The guide is complete and ready to use, but additional content, resources, and updates may continue to be added.
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Eating Disorder and Disordered Eating Dietitian & Nutritionist