Julia Kim 
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!
As part of our ongoing commitment to your well-being, we wanted to share a simple, effective, and non-toxic cleaner recipe that you can easily make at home using vinegar. This cleaner is not only gentle on your home and family but also environmentally friendly.
One vital aspect of infant or baby care is preventing diaper rash, a common discomfort for babies, and when it happens, we know parents will do anything to provide comfort and relief for their little ones.
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.
You may be surprised to learn that you can obtain a breast pump free of charge through your insurance coverage.
As expectant parents, you are embarking on an extraordinary journey that brings joy, transformation, and new responsibilities. At Sanu, we believe that mother-centered postpartum care has whole family benefits.
In the bustling world of postpartum care, a traditional Korean practice known as ‘Sanhujoriwon’ (산후조리원) is garnering international acclaim for its exceptional approach to nurturing new mothers.
