Dear Momma sees
you, too.

When I became a mother, I expected to be tired. I didn't expect how emotionally isolating postpartum could feel, or how invisible my own healing would suddenly become while learning to care for my baby.

While I wasn't physically alone, I had people who loved and supported me deeply, but my own mother lived hundreds of miles away. Support surrounded us in those early newborn weeks and slowly faded as time went on. At four months postpartum I returned to work and everything hit at once, motherhood became far more overwhelming than I was prepared for.

My son went through a nursing strike, a sleep regression, and a developmental leap, and my milk supply plummeted as my supply shifted from stored to on demand. I started pumping overnight again after our 2 AM feeds, breaking apart nights that were already fragmented by feeds, wakeups, and exhaustion, determined to rebuild. Just as things began improving, my cycle returned and my supply dropped again, and it took three more months for my supply to stabilize.

I remember wondering: Why is this happening? What am I missing? Why does nobody prepare mothers for any of this?

Because after those first postpartum appointments, much of a mother's healing and changes are left for her to navigate on her own.

The pediatrician continues checking on baby. But mothers are often left piecing together support across lactation consultants, OBs, pelvic floor therapy, primary care, postpartum mental health, and endless late night searches, all disconnected from one another during one of the most vulnerable seasons of our lives.

What I needed wasn't another app. I needed clarity. Support. Connection.

I needed a way to understand how my sleep, hydration, stress, hormones, recovery, and emotional wellbeing were all connected, and how a single hard night could ripple into the next day, my milk supply, my patience, my ability to care for my son. I needed to see the quiet signs of becoming depleted long before I reached burnout.

I wanted to create something for my sisters, my friends, and women like you, a network and support system that lets you exhale.

Somewhere you don't have to carry the whole mental load alone. A place where the tracking, feeding, healing, and care you and your baby need are made simpler, lighter, and more connected.

That's why I started Dear Momma. To make the invisible parts of motherhood more visible. To bring feeding, sleep, wellness, healing, and support into one connected experience that puts mothers at the center, because motherhood was never meant to be carried alone.

When you choose Dear Momma, you're not just caring for yourself. You're joining a sisterhood of support, love, and advocacy for mothers everywhere.

This isn't just about surviving postpartum or tracking your baby. It's about caring for you, reclaiming your health, your confidence, and your joy.