Reclaiming the Art of Traditional Indigenous Postpartum Care
Indigenous postpartum traditions and rituals (La Cuarentena) goes back centuries and it is dedicated to caring for new-born mothers in a way that uplifts and soothes her body as well as her spirit, honoring her as the source of life that she is.
La Cuarentena
Our bodies are designed to expand for 9 months as it prepares to open and receive a new baby. This process of great expansion is strong, powerful, and sacred. After a woman gives birth, it is very important to take the proper time to heal during her Cuarentena (the first 40 days postpartum). This is a time to retreat and rest, stay warm, call on your support, and observe rituals and ceremonies. Our Latin American ancestors understood how important postpartum healing and that the community was ultimately responsible for her recovery and well being. This is a sacred and spiritual time that deserves reverence, humility, and warmth that enables the postpartum Mamá to truly heal after birth.
You deserve…
To create the postpartum experience that YOU want.
To feel nurtured, relaxed, and rejuvenated.
To have someone come take care of YOU while you take care of your new baby.
Honor the power of your womb that has brought life into the world.
I’M READY
Don’t let another minute go by, honor your Cuarentena.