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Providing REAL education & support to both women and their providers in the years postpartum.

The "healthcare" system doesn't care about your postpartum health.

Suicide is the second leading cause of death of mothers after birth.
Providers who are not talking about nutrition and proper care are failing moms.
More than 30% of women in postpartum will be diagnosed with a mental health disorder and rates are rising.
Women are at a 28% increased risk of developing a postpartum autoimmune disease in the first year after birth.
Babies are suffering from increased childhood illnesses and disease.
Dysfunction and imbalances in motherhood are being labeled as normal.

Evidence supports traditional medicine and female intuition regarding postpartum health, but the male bias in our healthcare system ignores those facts in favor of money.

"It's out of my scope of practice, so I have no choice but to ignore it."
- Counselors, Practitioners, Doulas, Therapists, Nurses

Moms: Get the underground information you not only need, but deserve (so you can finally feel human again).

For Moms

Professionals: Get the evidence-based information you need to fully support the moms who not only trust you to support them, but their lives depend on it.

For Professionals

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Meet Maranda Bower

Maranda Bower is the CEO and Founder of Postpartum University®, supporting both mothers and professionals in health, well-being while eliminating postpartum depression and anxiety.

As a bestselling author, international speaker, and founder of the Postpartum Nutrition Certification Program, she’s worked with thousands of people, awakening them into the joyful and fulfilling Sacred Window that is in the years of postpartum.

She lives on her beautiful homestead in Alaska with her husband and 4 children.

The "healthcare" system doesn't care about your postpartum health.

Suicide is the second leading cause of death of mothers after birth.

Providers who are not talking about nutrition and proper care are failing moms.

More than 30% of women in postpartum will be diagnosed with a mental health disorder and rates are rising.

Women are at a 28% increased risk of developing a postpartum autoimmune disease in the first year after birth.

Babies are suffering from increased childhood illnesses and disease.

Dysfunction and imbalances in motherhood are being labeled as normal.