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02/17/2026

It is still SAFE to encapsulate your placenta for ANY of these reasons:

• GBS Positive/Strep B
• Water breaks for over 24hrs
• Baby poops on placenta(Meconium)
• Preeclampsia/High blood pressure
• Have gestational diabetes
• Baby born early/premature
• Baby born late
• Have cholestasis
• Have a fever
• Have an infection
• Have a C-section
• Placenta is oddly shaped
• Elevated heart rate
• Have complications
• Calcified placenta
• Covid positive
• Still born

NONE of the above makes it unsafe to encapsulate.

02/15/2026

In pregnancy, the date usually refers to the due date ❤️

A due date is the estimated day when a pregnant woman is expected to give birth. It is typically calculated as:
• 40 weeks (280 days) from the first day of the last menstrual period
or
• Based on measurements from an early ultrasound 🩺

It’s important to know that the due date is only an estimate. Most babies are born between 37 and 42 weeks, and only a small percentage are born on the exact due date.

01/25/2026

CHARM ENCAPSULATION!
Offering safe, reliable Placenta Encapsulation.
For inquiries, call 224-605-5358.


01/25/2026

Don’t forget to sign up and reserve your spot for local pickup in Chicagoland or nationwide shipping. The sooner you book, the better. it’s one less thing to worry about so everything is ready when your baby arrives ❤️

CHARM ENCAPSULATION!
Offering safe, reliable Placenta Encapsulation.
For inquiries, call 224-605-5358.


01/18/2026

Chicago Bears, we place this game in God’s hands today. 🙏🐻 We walk onto that field covered, guided, and strengthened. The path is already set. the playoffs are not a hope, they’re a promise. Win or lose, we give thanks, we stay faithful, and we stand proud. May every play reflect purpose, discipline, and favor. We trust the journey. We trust the plan. Bear Down.

01/17/2026

CHARM ENCAPSULATION!
Offering safe, reliable Placenta Encapsulation.
For inquiries, call 224-605-5358.


01/06/2026

🙌 THE BENEFITS:

• Lessens chance of postpartum depression
• Lessens chance of baby blues
• Lessens postnatal bleeding
• Increases energy levels
• Increases iron levels
• Increases milk supply
• Lose baby weight extremely faster
• Balances mood and hormone levels
• Enhances bonding experience with your newborn baby
• Overall better, faster, recovery and healing from having your baby
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12/14/2025

Hi mama!! How are you and baby doing? 💕
Just wanted to send you and your beautiful family all the love as you welcome your little one home. I’m wishing you a smooth, peaceful recovery — you’ve got this, mama. Thank you for letting us be a part of your journey. 🥰
Congratulations! 🙏❤️😘

10/24/2025

fascinating facts about the placenta:

Temporary Organ: The placenta is a temporary organ that develops in the uterus during pregnancy. It connects the developing fetus to the uterine wall, allowing for nutrient uptake, waste elimination, and gas exchange via the mother's blood supply.

Nutrient Supply: It provides oxygen and nutrients to the growing baby and removes waste products from the baby's blood.

Hormone Production: The placenta produces hormones that are crucial for maintaining pregnancy, such as human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG), progesterone, and estrogen.

Immune Protection: The placenta also provides some immune protection to the fetus by transferring antibodies from the mother to the baby.

10/11/2025

DI-DI (Dichorionic-Diamniotic) Twins
• Dichorionic: Each twin has its own chorion, which means they have separate placentas (though in some cases, the placentas may appear fused but are still functionally separate).
• Diamniotic: Each twin also has its own amniotic sac.

This is the safest type of twin pregnancy because each baby has its own “space” and blood supply, which reduces the risks of complications compared to other twin types.

When does it occur?
• All dizygotic (fraternal) twins are DI-DI.
• Some monozygotic (identical) twins can also be DI-DI, if the embryo splits very early (within 3 days of fertilization).

Summary
• Two placentas
• Two amniotic sacs
• Lower risk compared to other twin types like mono-mono or mono-di

10/10/2025

A bilobed placenta is a type of placenta where it is divided into two distinct lobes, separated by a thin membrane.

Incidence:
It occurs in approximately 2-8% of pregnancies.

Causes:
The exact cause of a bilobed placenta is unknown, but it may be related to: maternal age, previous cesarean deliveries, multiple pregnancies, and in vitro fertilization.

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