What I Wish I’d Known
Before Birth & Postpartum
A free, faith-centered guide for expecting mothers who want to feel prepared, supported, and less alone.
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“It is not good for man to be alone.”
When I was pregnant, I did everything I was “supposed” to do.
We took the hospital classes. We read the books.
And yet, I still felt completely unprepared for what came next.
No one taught us how labor actually works.
No one prepared me for postpartum.
And no one explained how critical support really is.
This guide is what I wish someone had handed me before I learned the hard way.
“The Lord is near to the brokenhearted.”
WHO THIS GUIDE IS FOR
This guide is for you if:
You’re pregnant and wondering what postpartum will really feel like
You’ve taken birth classes but still feel unsure
You want preparation that goes beyond procedures
You’re quietly worried about feeling overwhelmed
You believe motherhood shouldn’t be done alone
You don’t need to feel anxious to deserve support.
Preparation is an act of care—for you.
“Ask and you shall receive”
WHAT YOU’LL LEARN
Inside this free guide, you’ll learn:
What hospital birth classes often leave out
Why postpartum is such a major transition
How lack of support impacts mothers
Why support is not a luxury—it’s foundational
How asking for help is an act of strength and faith
What I wish I had known before birth and postpartum
This is not medical advice.
It’s honest, lived experience—shared gently..
“Two are better than one…
If one falls, the other will lift them up”
Motherhood was never meant to be carried alone.
Support is not weakness.
It is often how God provides care.
This guide is written through that lens—with compassion, faith, and grace.
Hi, I’m Melanie 🤍
I’m a doula—and I do this work because I once needed it myself.
I entered motherhood without support and struggled with postpartum anxiety and overwhelm. Finding care changed my entire outlook on motherhood and showed me what support was always meant to be.
I created this guide so other mothers don’t have to learn the hard way.
You deserve care, too.
“Come to me, all who labor and are burdened,
and I will give you rest.”
This guide is:
✔ Free
✔ Gentle and non-judgmental
✔ Faith-centered but not preachy
✔ Written by someone who’s been there
There’s no obligation.
Just support..
“I have come that they may have life,
and have it more abundantly.”
Download the Free Guide
What I Wish I’d Known Before Birth & Postpartum
Prepare your heart—not just your birth plan.
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