One of the best and most beautiful transitions women can go through in life is becoming a mother. Unfortunately, not all motherhood stories are filled with ease or the outcome we hope for. Heather is one of our most deeply inspiring mothers at Phoebe. The company she works for added Phoebe as an offering when she was pregnant in 2021 with her second baby. “I was planning on utilizing mostly for postpartum support to help with breastfeeding and sleep, and also enjoyed Phoebe’s tips and product recommendations throughout my pregnancy.” Heather’s postpartum, however, wasn’t what she expected. Soo ..read more

In case you missed it, watch our webinar recap to find out how we’re bringing a fresh, new approach to parental coaching! We’re integrating the skills new parents need with mental health and professional development. Webinar Highlights   Phoebe’s strong focus on providing professional services. Our content library that guides and evolves parents, based on their child’s age milestones as well as specific topics.  Community page for broader alumni to connect, keep in touch and offer additional advice to fellow parents! + Many more amazing things!   Join Our Community We’re tapp ..read more

  Phoebe is changing lives, integrating the skills new parents need with mental health care and professional development. Our digitally delivered maternal coaching service platform is part of a billion-dollar market!  Working Parents Deserve Better   Burnout is at an all time high for new parents in the workplace. It’s time the healthcare system focused on their physical and mental well being.   There is a high demand for expert-based, personalized and targeted interventions. 82% of employers favor providing parental coaching! Did you know that 38% of potential life stress ..read more

Returning to work after maternity leave is a huge transition. Coping with a new schedule that includes caring for a baby is an undertaking that is hard to express. Being away from your team and responsibilities and then returning as a new mom is a shift for those you work with. Plus, you now have a crew of people you are coordinating with about the care of your baby to integrate into everything else you have going on. In some ways, returning to work after maternity leave is jumping in the deep end right after learning how to do the doggie paddle. The good news is that a lot of women have done ..read more

Use our guide to help you plan for the initial weeks post baby. If you have a birth plan, you should definitely have a postpartum plan. Let us help you get started. Why make a postpartum plan? The first days and weeks at home with a newborn involve a lot of planning and moving parts. A postpartum plan can help you think through your needs and make sure you have the right support in place. It will also strengthen your self-confidence as a new parent.   Our postpartum plan is a guide to help you think through some of the key questions you should ask yourself and your family as you plan ..read more

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Our postpartum plan guide, for you Use our guide to help you plan for the initial weeks post baby. If you have a birth plan, you should definitely have a postpartum plan. Let us help you get started. Why make a postpartum plan? The first days and weeks at home with a newborn involve a lot of planning and moving parts. A postpartum plan can help you think through your needs and make sure you have the right support in place. It will also strengthen your self-confidence as a new parent.   Our postpartum plan is a guide to help you think through some of the key questions you should ask y ..read more

At 16 weeks pregnant your baby is truly beginning to look like a little human, and your body may experience some very noticeable changes to support that growth. It is a special time for a mother and a family, as the reality of the pregnancy and the new addition to the home is seen and felt. While changes may have been subtle up to now, they won’t be any longer! Let’s take a look at what is going on at the beginning of the second trimester, what you might expect to experience, and what you can do to add a bit of fun and prepare for your little one. What is happening with your baby: At 16 weeks ..read more

What to expect each month. Experiencing the baby kicking in utero is one of the many fun parts of being pregnant. It enables you to bond with your baby before you can hold it in your arms. It is something that many women look forward to, and if you are pregnant you may be wondering when it will start. While television shows love to portray the first kick as a momentous event that causes the mommy to call others over to feel it for themselves, it doesn’t exactly happen that way (surprise, surprise!). Your baby’s kicks will come on slowly, almost without you noticing them if it is your first pre ..read more

How to expect the unexpected and still plan for it all Getting ready for a baby to come can be a lot of fun. It can also be a bit disorienting for new parents. Where to begin? Is it just about making sure there are diapers in the home? What needs to be covered? How do you really prepare for postpartum? You have probably heard plenty of people talking about how to develop a birth plan, an important part of your experience bringing your new baby into the world. But once the baby arrives, things get very real, and planning for the postpartum period should not be overlooked. Planning ahead and lea ..read more