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The Differences Between Sanu Postnatal Retreat, Night Nurses, and Doulas: Choosing the Right Postpartum Care

Postpartum Care at Sanu

Becoming a new parent is one of life’s most exciting, rewarding, and, let’s be honest, overwhelming experiences. During this crucial postpartum period, it’s natural to seek out the right type of support for both your physical recovery and emotional well-being. With so many options available—including postpartum retreats, night nurses, and doulas—it can be challenging to determine which form of care best suits your needs. In this blog, we’ll break down the key differences between Sanu Postnatal Retreat, night nurses, and doulas to help you make an informed decision for your postpartum journey.

Preparing for a Seamless Postpartum: What You Need to Know in Your Second Trimester

6 months pregnant? What you need to know.

During your second trimester, your journey to motherhood is in full swing. By now, you’ve likely gotten into the rhythm of preparing for your baby—whether it’s planning your nursery, attending prenatal appointments, or exploring birthing classes. While these steps are important, there’s one aspect of this journey that often gets overshadowed: preparing for your postpartum experience. You may be thinking, “huh, postpartum care?” 

Thinking of a Baby Moon? Top Health and Wellness Tips for Traveling While Pregnant

At the end of your second or early in your third trimester, you’re at a beautiful stage of your pregnancy journey. With the first trimester discomforts behind you and your baby growing steadily, it’s a wonderful time to indulge in some travel and self-care. In fact, this could be the perfect moment to plan that special “baby moon” you’ve been dreaming of!

From Sanhujori to Zuo Yue Zi: Our Modern Take on Postpartum Care Practices

Both the Korean and Chinese diasporas cherish deep-seated traditions surrounding postpartum care, known as “sanhujori” and “zuo yue zi” respectively. These practices offer critical support and comfort to mothers during a vulnerable time. Recognizing the importance of these traditions, Sanu’s founder, Julia Kim, collaborated with Dr. Kristal Lau, a public health expert and renowned author on postpartum care, to create a program that honors these cultural rituals while incorporating modern medical insights.