Wonderfully Made Doula and Lactation Support

11/04/2025

9 months in, 9 months out 💕

11/02/2025

It’s been busy in here! Thank you for letting me be part of your postpartum season!

From chocolates to capsules to tincture — each placenta remedy helps replenish, restore, and rebalance your postpartum journey. 🌸

11/02/2025

11/01/2025

Olvídate de la regla de alimentar a tu bebé cada 3-4 horas. Eso no aplica para la lactancia.
A libre demanda !!!

10/30/2025

10/30/2025

COFFEE GIVEAWAY!

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Thank you for your support, Wonderfully Made was created for God’s glory, to honor HIM by supporting moms.

I’m so grateful for every single one of you who had let me help somehow, as a doula, as your lactation supporter or encapsulating your placenta.

We’ll announce the winner 🥇☕️ tomorrow morning

10/27/2025

Your breastmilk is basically magic...

It changes every single feed - even every sip — to give your baby exactly what they need.
Inside every drop you'll find:

💧 Water - about 87% for hydration
💪 Proteins - for growth & immune support
🧠 Fats - for energy, brain & eye development
🤱 Carbs - for energy, gut health & calcium absorption
Vitamins & Minerals - for growth & health
💛 Antibodies — to fight infection
🌟 Hormones & Growth Factors - to aid development & bonding

No two mamas' milk is the same — it's made just for your baby.

10/26/2025

When is my milk coming in?

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10/23/2025

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10/19/2025

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10/15/2025

Each mark, each vessel, tells the story of love that began long before the first breath. 💙

A keepsake honoring the sacred bond of motherhood — a reminder that life begins with connection. 🤍

10/15/2025

Imagine being a few months old.

Your entire world is touch, sound, smell, and warmth. You can’t walk, can’t talk, can’t reason… all you know is the feeling of being held close, the rhythm of a heartbeat, the familiar sound of the voice that comforts you. You don’t understand time or logic or independence, only connection.

Then one night, you cry. Not because you’re spoiled. Not because you’re trying to manipulate anyone. You cry because you feel something… hunger, loneliness, fear, gas, overstimulation, or just the emptiness of not being held. Your cry is communication. It’s your only language.

But this time, no one comes.

You cry harder, your heart races, your body floods with cortisol… the stress hormone that your small system doesn’t yet know how to manage. You arch your back, kick your legs, gasp between sobs. But no one responds. Eventually, your cries quiet… not because you’ve learned to “self-soothe,” but because your nervous system has gone into a state of shutdown. The stress is still there, you’ve just learned that crying no longer brings safety.

This is what happens during sleep training. Babies are not learning independence, they’re learning silence. They stop crying because their little brains have adapted to the absence of response, not because they suddenly developed emotional regulation.

A baby’s brain is still forming. Every time we respond, we’re literally wiring their neural pathways for trust, safety, and emotional security. Every ignored cry teaches the opposite.

Neuroscientist Dr. Darcia Narvaez explains that “letting babies cry alone leads to overactive stress systems and underdeveloped self-regulation.” Dr. Allan Schore, a leading expert in neurobiology, adds that “the mother’s responsiveness during infancy directly shapes the baby’s ability to manage stress and build resilience.”

We cannot teach a baby to soothe themselves by withdrawing love.
We can only teach safety through presence.
We can only build trust through response.

Babies cry for connection, not control.
They need regulation, not isolation.
And they need us, not just for food or warmth, but to feel safe enough to rest.

Stop sleep training babies.

Hold them.
Answer them.
Teach them the world is safe.

Because someday, that sense of safety becomes the foundation for everything…. confidence, empathy, love, and trust.