by The Postpartum OT | Nov 10, 2025 | Blog
You’ve done the research. Read the books. Completed the trainings. Maybe lived through your own postpartum experience that opened your eyes to how much support is missing. You understand development, sensory systems, and the science of early motherhood. You...
by The Postpartum OT | Nov 4, 2025 | Blog
Picture this: You’re finally ready to pursue that idea that’s been keeping you up at night — launching your postpartum care practice, designing a revolutionary mom-and-baby program, or creating resources that could transform how families navigate those...
by The Postpartum OT | Oct 29, 2025 | Blog
Most people hear “mom and baby class” and think of songs, tummy time, or a few gentle stretches. But as occupational therapists, we see something much deeper. We see sensory processing, primitive reflexes, bonding, and a mother learning to trust herself again—all...
by The Postpartum OT | Sep 22, 2025 | Blog
“How are you?” It’s the question we ask most often. You might hear it in the grocery store checkout line, in a quick text from a friend, or during a doctor’s visit. And the answer almost always comes back the same way: “I’m fine.” But here’s the truth. “I’m fine”...
by The Postpartum OT | Feb 28, 2025 | Blog
As healthcare professionals supporting families through the postpartum period, we often encounter questions and concerns about infant sleep. Parents frequently grapple with conflicting advice on whether they should respond to every sound their baby makes or let them...
by The Postpartum OT | Feb 24, 2025 | Blog
As the demand for postpartum occupational therapy services continues to grow, many OTs ask the same question: “Can I bill for these services?” The short answer is yes—but like many aspects of healthcare, the reality is more nuanced. In this guide,...
