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I’m so grateful to read this today From years of watching you care for children with every part of you. Taking them in as your own and loving on them in ways that would serve them their whole life long, it is inspiring to see you now caring for mothers with that same light! Your calling is love and you take you honor your gift but covering those who need it most.

Mothers give the most of themselves
Mothers carry the heaviest loads
Mothers cater to not just their own, but the whole village if that’s what it takes
And they get the least recognition
They get the least attention
They get the least amount of grace
They give the greatest gift - life
They pay the highest cost to do so

I know a lot of women bring life into this world. You are in good hands with Lajuanna Whittington 😉

Your favorite doula Lajuanna is here 🤍
Supporting moms with love, education, and real postpartum care—because you deserve to feel held too.

“Mama, your womb has done holy work. Postpartum healing is real, and you deserve support. I share education + gentle guidance so you can recover with confidence. Save this and share with a new mom 🤍”

A gentle support bundle for rest, recovery, and nourishment.
Designed for new moms who need comfort, calm, and support while healing.
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“5 minutes of self-care counts.”

Postpartum self-care can be: a shower, warm tea, clean robe, a deep breath, prayer, a snack, fresh air.
Small rituals matter. 🤍

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Breastfeeding + Mental Health Check-In
Support without shame.
“If breastfeeding is stressing you out, you are NOT weak. Feeding your baby should not cost you your peace. It’s okay to ask for support, take breaks, or explore other options. A healthy mom matters too.”

How Partners Can Support Breastfeeding

Include dads/support people.

“Support can look like: bringing water/snacks, burping baby, diaper changes, washing pump parts, encouraging words, and protecting mom’s rest. Breastfeeding is a team effort.”

The First 24 Hours: What’s “Normal”
Babies feed often and it’s not because you “don’t have milk.”
“Day 1 breastfeeding can feel nonstop — and that’s normal. Baby is helping your milk come in. Colostrum is powerful and baby only needs small amounts at first. You’re not failing, you’re building supply. 💛”

“Helping women recover after birth reminds me that postpartum care is sacred. It’s a time for healing, support, and being poured back into.”

Healthcare providers, birth workers, and community partners: I am accepting referrals for postpartum care services. Supporting mothers after birth improves outcomes for the whole family.

Postpartum support is just as important as prenatal care. I provide compassionate postpartum care and accept referrals for families needing support after birth. Please share with someone who may benefit.