You can have peace in postpartum.
You’re beyond excited to meet your first baby!
but you’re also wondering…
Are you going to hate the “newborn trenches” like so many other moms?
Will you “bounce back” quickly, or is it going to take forever to transition into your new life as a mom?
Are you doomed to experience “baby blues”, anxiety, and postpartum depression or rage?
What are the sleepless nights going to do to you as you wake every few hours to help feed your newborn?
How will you be able to handle all your baby’s needs and endless crying?
Will you even be a good mom or will you turn out like the women you’ve seen in court cases that have gone a little crazy?
Thinking about postpartum, you start to feel a little scared.
All you’ve ever seen or heard about this period in time is how hard it is…
Like it’s a miserable season of life that you just have to endure.
So how could you possibly expect to experience joy and peace?
If that sounds like you, I have to tell you something:
It’s actually possible to enjoy the heck out of those first six weeks after birth.
God has a design of joy in new motherhood, promised to you inside His written word.
It says: “A woman, when she is in labor, has sorrow because her hour has come; but as soon as she has given birth to the child, she no longer remembers the anguish, for joy that a human being has been born into the world.” (John 16:21)
But here’s the thing…
Thanks (but no thanks) to satan, this joy doesn’t come naturally.
But you can still have it. The Holy Spirit has made it available to you, and you can receive it with a little practical preparation and prayer.
That’s why I created this course: to help you find the peace in postpartum that’s promised you by your Creator.
What you DON’T need: more checklists!
Look, this course is not another lengthy list of things for you to take care of before your baby arrives (I promise!)
I know that is the absolute last thing that you need. Ask me how I know lol.
This course is also not a bunch of head knowledge that will excite you for a moment… but leave you with no real way to engage or transform.
Preparing for Postpartum is a step-by-step playbook designed to facilitate the process of your transformation into a mom.
Yes, there are practical things I’ll suggest throughout this course. But those things have the goal of helping you transform.
We’ll get to a few examples of them in a moment.
But if I’m being real here, the actual work of the course starts in the heart. Engaging this work sets the stage for everything else you’ll do—and be—as a mom.
You don’t need another checklist of things to do.
You need the time, space, and permission to become somebody new.
And that, my friend, is the whole point of postpartum. When you surrender to that process rather than fight it, you will have that peace.
It is my prayer that this course will walk you through that transformation.
What's included in Preparing for Postpartum:
17 pre-recorded lessons — go through them at your own pace. It will be most supportive to start around the 20th week of your pregnancy.
Fill-in-the blank worksheets for each lesson — retain what you learn and keep for easy reference.
Bonus content from guest speakers like my own midwife who shares about the medical side of postpartum recovery
Resource lists for helpful postpartum products, registry suggestions, and more
A Sneak Peak Inside the Course:
🕐 Foundations for Life After Birth
Become mentally prepared for the major shifts that will occur in your lifestyle & sense of time as you become a mom
Learn the best practices to facilitate smooth healing for your post-birth body
Arm yourself with proper knowledge of the medical side of postpartum so you can make informed choices about your care
🏠 Preparing Your Heart & Home
Choose and set up the most suitable space for your postpartum recovery where you can nestle in for the first two weeks
Make a plan for how to distribute your household tasks & duties so you can actually rest without feeling the incessant need to “bounce back” into your normal routine
Prepare nutrient-dense food with help of some of my favorite postpartum recipes that will support your healing and your body’s ability to breastfeed
Prayerfully set up helpful, healthy boundaries for your new family as you adjust and bond with your new baby
👩🏼🍼 Baby Essentials
Gain appreciation of God’s perfect design for breastfeeding your baby and how it will impact your new life as a mom
Understand the basic care that newborns truly need and simplify the myths that make baby care seem hard
Get awareness of common newborn health concerns and arm yourself with wisdom on what to do if they show up with your baby
⚔️ The Battlefield
Face the reality about your changing body so you can bless God’s incredible design of your womanly form
Prepare for shifts to your wardrobe as you learn to dress in a way that both practically and emotionally supports the new woman you’re becoming
Get victory over the common attacks that Satan brings against new moms
📝 Proverbs 31 Moms
Build out a formal plan of “maternity leave” as a homeschooling or entrepreneurial mom
👨🏼 Bonus: Preparing Dads
In the last segment of the course, my husband will speak to your husband about all the relevant things he needs to know regarding:
The personal transformation of becoming a dad
The spiritual reality of fatherhood
The practical steps he can take to care for his wife (you) and family well during the postpartum season
This course is designed to help you lean IN to—rather than resist—the major transformation taking place in your heart, home, and identity during postpartum.
It is here that the peace of God can prevail in your home through postpartum. Not because it was a perfectly smooth, Instagram-worthy process, but because you were fully prepared to lay down the old version of your life in exchange for another that includes you as a mother to your new baby.
If you choose to fully engage with the preparation process outlined in this course, the result will be shalom that surpasses your human reasoning.
What moms are saying:
“This course equipped me with the insight to go through postpartum with understanding and ease. It empowered me to take care of myself, manage my household, and navigate relationships so that I could best take care of, bond with, and be present for my newborn baby in a way that I’ll cherish forever.
Through the content, I was positioned to embrace the transition into motherhood with joy and grace, as my mind was renewed to receive how special this season is and as my environment was set up to welcome this new life and identity. I came to see that preparing for postpartum is just as important as preparing for pregnancy and childbirth. Kallan is an excellent mentor and mother who shares wisdom in the Lord Jesus that brings forth transformation. I recommend it to all mamas everywhere!”
—Erica Bueso
“I loved [the course] so much. My favorite part of every single module was the paryers. I don't know why. The information itself was awesome and so helpful and so encouraging and yet the way [Kallan] bathes it all in prayer was such a blessing.
You won’t regret doing this course. It’s amazing, made with such intention and excellence and love 💕 I was sooooo blessed through it."
—Hannah Park Roche
“Highly recommend [Preparing for Postpartum] especially for first time mamas. To have all this information packaged so well together, with so much clarity and grace is priceless. It helped me to stay more focused on the blessing of postpartum and not give in to fear, condemnation and overwhelm as much. I could really feel the Holy Spirit guidance throughout this course."
—Petra Gard
“Postpartum is such a vulnerable, extraordinary experience and this course was excellent in guiding me through it. Though it is designed to start before giving birth, I started it about a week after giving birth to my son. The course material answered many of my questions and gave great wisdom and insight into what I was experiencing.
Kallan’s ability to encapsulate the multidimensional aspects of postpartum is impressive. I would highly recommend this course to every new mom — and I’d suggest going through it before giving birth. Prioritizing postpartum preparation in the third trimester is something I wish I would have done!
—Uniqua Busler
Are you prepared to get victory over all the postpartum lies?