Kinfolk Hearth

Postpartum Care

Providing you and your growing family the deep nourishment needed during your postpartum journey. We believe postpartum is a time of expansion, healing, and restoration. Let us form a kinship with one another to nourish your mind, body, and soul.

A plate with a grilled fish fillet garnished with a small orange flower and yellow petals, served with a side of purple grapes, and drizzled with oil, held outdoors with greenery in the background.

Choose Your Meal Plan

A top-down view of a picnic table with various dishes, including roasted vegetables, a bowl of bright yellow hummus with pumpkin seeds and herbs, slices of bread with butter, a plate of meatballs with roasted acorn squash and sage, green sauces, and small bowls of fruit and beet salad, decorated with flowers and a cloth table covering.

Food should be fun. Here at Kinfolk Hearth we believe that food should ultimately bring you joy. During the postpartum time it is important to nurture rituals around all aspects of health. This is why we wanted to create a postpartum meal service that is vibrant, pleasure centered, and created for the postpartum body. Around our hearth, we want to cultivate a community that feeds the soul and body.

Dive Deeper

Postpartum Care & Nutrition Rooted in Innate Wisdom

Postpartum care and practices are found cross culturally around the world. In Ayurvedic and Traditional Chinese Medicine, the first forty days are particularly important as this is a crucial time for rest, healing, and deep bonding with baby. It is through the framework of these traditional practices that we have created deeply nourishing recipes, ritual, and care practices that have the postpartum time in mind.

Postpartum is not magically over after six weeks. It is a continuous process that lasts a lifetime. Pregnancy, birth, and postpartum change a woman’s body. We believe these changes are beautiful and meant to be revered. Matrescence is the transformative step into motherhood; postpartum care is a wonderful way to guarantee mothers are tended to and allowed the time, space, and energy to fully embody this new identity.

Growing a Regenerative Food Economy

Where our food comes from matters. Unfortunately, so much of our food is grown in dead soil. What does that mean for us? This means that most of our food is lacking in the nutrient density needed for proper nutrition. This is why we source our ingredients from trusted local farms and ranches, from people dedicated to growing soil as much as they are to growing food. This is how we do our part in creating a resilient food economy that fights climate change, through proper land management and farming practices free of pesticides, herbicides, and hormones. It is imperative that we collectively tend to the earth and climate for future generations.

Learn more about us

kin⋅folk

(kin) comes from the Old English term meaning family, kind, and sort. It can also be traced back to the Sanskrit word which means “to give birth.”

(folk) is also an Old English term meaning common people, nation, tribe, and may have originally meant a host of warriors.

It is with the combination of meanings that we create the true magic of kinfolk. We hope to give birth to a community founded on creating a food culture that builds healthy bodies, minds, and spirits.

Bright orange and yellow marigold flowers in a blue plastic container.