If you are like me, you thought that motherhood would be naturally intuitive.  Or maybe you expected that you would be able to figure things out, just as you have tackled other jobs in the past.

The thing is, most new moms feel that they really stumbled through early motherhood. When it comes to adjusting, it can feel like being thrown in the deep end.

Your new role consumes your time, brain power, and physical strength.  It feels like every time you turn around, you have another question, but you're swamped with conflicting information.

"What if I'm missing something?"

"What if I'm messing up?"

You aren't going to have time or energy to stress over every little thing or worry that a little thing is really a big thing.

On top of this...  Your medical care may feel fragmented as you move from pregnancy into motherhood - this is where many moms are left behind.

As a pediatrician, I often feel disjointed as I try to support new moms.  The traditional visits are often much too short and frazzled.  Sometimes we get 15 minutes of choppy time together as our very first meeting - and this is often after you have hustled out of the house, across town, and through all the office hoops with a now tired, hungry baby who needs a diaper change!

You need real support, and a genuinely helpful, cohesive, curated resource to fill this gap.

 I truly understand!

I had my first baby when I was in pediatrics residency, so you could say I had a jumpstart on what to expect and how to take care of my baby.  But I still struggled because I didn’t understand two things: