Help After Birth
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Digitally serving:
New mothers in Singapore
Get fast, affordable, & evidence-based advice for all your questions after birth.
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Breastfeeding & pumping
Poor latch, nipples hurt. You're worried about your breastmilk supply, or always getting clogged ducts.
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Helping baby sleep
Baby is crying inconsolably, or waking frequently at night. You're soothing baby, but nothing works!
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Healing after birth
Something hurts/ itches, is it normal? You want to be there for baby, but your body seems so fragile.
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Emotional support
Your birth was traumatising, or you feel overwhelmed. You may have help, but somehow feel alone.
Facing other issues?
Drop us a WhatsApp
and we'll see if we can help.
How it works
You'll get a link to choose your support plan (by week/ by month)
Your postnatal assistant will send you a care intake form to understand your situation.
Your support begins: Ask your assistant any questions you have & get evidence-based solutions.
Don't do parenting alone
Digging through the internet for information, but don’t really know what applies to you?
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Getting a million texts on social media groups & not sure what to believe?
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Forgot everything in your antenatal course?
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Evidence-based postnatal support
At Help After Birth, we believe that a mother is born together with her child.
As a mother helps her baby to learn about the world, our work is to help a mother navigate the world of mothering.
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Our postnatal assistants work with experts to bring you evidence-based solutions for common challenges mothers face in the early months after birth.
Our payment plans
$45 / week
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Chat support from 8am-8pm
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We troubleshoot with you through text, pictures & videos
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Free support for your partner
$150 / month
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Chat support from 8am-8pm
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We troubleshoot with you through text, pictures & videos
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Free support for your partner
Why do we offer a weekly or monthly plan?
Traditionally, postnatal consultations (e.g. lactation, baby sleep consultations) are by appointment and last for about 1-1.5 hours.
Studies among new mothers indicate that they meet continuous & daily challenges through the first 4-6 weeks after birth, and that they benefit from access to continued care during this period.
In our own interviews among new mothers,
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82% of them indicated that their one-off lactation consultation did not help them to continue breastfeeding beyond 1 month, as they faced new challenges.
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The high cost & tedious logistics of each consultation prevented them from seeking help more than once.