Much about pregnancy, childbirth and postpartum is openly discussed amongst peers, with OB/GYNs/midwives or easily located in a maternity book. But much is also not covered, is simply not discussed or is seemingly taboo, for no good reason!

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.