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My name is Dr. Serena Rosa and I am the founder of The Postpartum Doctor and creator of the Postpartum of Ease Mentorship. Creating a community for postpartum healing has been the most rewarded parts of my career. I am grateful to be able to serve in this mission. 

I’m so excited to introduce a new blog series, “5 Things I’m Loving Right Now!” My hope is to release one post each month, centered on five things I’ve fallen in love with. The topics will vary; from motherhood to kid-friendly toys, to upcoming events, and other topics that mesh with our lifestyle. If you have something you’re loving right now, share it with us in the comments below for a chance to be featured! STONEYFIELD INITIATIVE FOR #PLAYFREE FIELDS Since Jaxon started T-ball this season, we’ve spent the better part of each week at the baseball fields. According to...

THIS POST HAS BEEN UPDATED AS OF APRIL 2019 --- When was the last time you walked down the cleaning aisle in your local grocery store? You typically come across an overwhelming wall of choices for each area of your home. There are surface cleaners for the kitchen, bathroom, or living room, all in different bottles. It's pretty much all the same harsh ingredients, marketed to you in different packaging, making you think you need different products for different rooms. After the birth of my son, I re-evaluated our habits and started researching more natural ways to keep our home...

Well, the time has come. I've been teasing this on social media for a few weeks now, but truth be told, I've been wanting this change to happen for nearly two years. BayBee Boutique will be no more within a matter of months. In its place, I am introducing a new brand; one more reflective of our goal to support mothers and their littles.  Introducing Careha + Co., a new lifestyle brand for mothers. I will focus on the ups and downs of motherhood through social media, blog posts, and natural postpartum and baby products. Continue to read if you're interested in...

Well… here it is. I’ve tried to start writing this blog about 365 times, give or take. Every single day I think about Evelyn’s birth and the events leading up to it. I think about all the false labor, the random pains (e.g. “lightning crotch” - enough said), how miserable I was that last week of pregnancy. Now that I’m on the other side of her first year earthside, all I want to remember is this: I. DID. IT. I set my mind to something and I did it. Not because I wanted to say I did it, but because...