Postpartum is hard, and you weren't mean to do it alone. Postpartum moms need to be supported by family, friends, and community. You deserve the healthiest, love-filled food and medicine to heal your amazing body and remind you that while you hold your baby, you are also being held.

Postpartum food traditions are developed, practiced, and passed on through the genius of mothers, grandmothers, and aunties who've survived belittlement and erasure. Let's celebrate and honor them by caring for each other today and sharing recipes and knowledge.

ʻĀina--that which feeds--is our ultimate mother. Like many moms today, she is overextended due to extractive practices. As we work to nourish and support you, we also take care of the land by minimizing plastic and sourcing as much food as we can from local producers that prioritize healthy ʻāina.