Dear Moms Therapy

Caring for your baby shouldn’t hurt your body.

Introducing the “Ergonomics for Moms” virtual course—designed to help you move smarter, not harder.

In this virtual course, you’ll learn practical, body-friendly techniques for lifting, carrying, feeding, and soothing your baby—all while protecting your back, neck, and joints.

This is perfect for expecting moms, new moms, or anyone supporting a baby! 

Your comfort matters, Mama. Let’s make everyday tasks feel better.

Check the link in bio to download the ✨FREE✨ course today!

“Let’s wait and see...” — If you’ve ever heard this from your child’s doctor and walked away with more worry than clarity, you’re not alone.

When it comes to your child’s development, early support matters, and your concerns deserve to be heard. 

Swipe through for ways to respond confidently and respectfully when you’re told to wait and see — and how to keep advocating for your little one. 

You know your child best. Trust your instincts. 

✨FREE RESOURCE FOR C-SECTION MAMAS ✨⁠

Whether you’re preparing for a scheduled C-section or recovering from an unexpected one, this free informational flyer is packed with helpful tips to support you every step of the way. 💛⁠
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✔️ What to expect during recovery
✔️ Scar care basics
✔️ Mobility + healing tips
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Download it now and feel more confident and informed. You’re not alone in this journey. ⁠
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To the C-section mama who’s days, months, or even years beyond the birth... but still carries it with her—this is for you.  

Whether your birth was planned or unexpected, joyful or overwhelming, there’s space for all of your feelings. You didn’t fail. You adapted. You showed up in strength you didn’t know you had.

This recovery—physical and emotional—is valid and worthy of care. Your story matters. 

Save this post for the days you need a reminder:

You are brave.
You are still healing.
You are still amazing.

Postpartum is a season of becoming—not just a mother, but a new version of yourself. Looking back, there’s so much I wish I could whisper to my freshly postpartum self. Postpartum is raw, beautiful, and overwhelming all at once—and no one has it all figured out. 

What would you tell your postpartum self?  

 

June is Infertility Awareness Month 💙

Infertility affects 1 in 6 people, yet it’s still a topic often met with silence. Behind every statistic is a deeply personal story filled with hope, heartbreak, strength, and resilience.

This month, we honor the journeys of those navigating infertility. Every path is valid. Every feeling is real. 

If you’re walking this path, please know: you are not alone. Your emotions are valid. Your story matters.

Let’s use this month to:
🤍 Raise awareness
🤍 Reduce stigma
🤍 Support those in the waiting
🤍 Educate ourselves and others
🤍 Offer compassion without assumptions

Be kind—you never know who’s quietly carrying this struggle.

ICP Awareness Day 💛
I had Intrahepatic Cholestasis of Pregnancy (ICP) with both of my pregnancies — and neither time was straightforward.

With my first, my itching started on my breasts and spread across my whole body. It wasn’t “typical,” but my amazing OB took me seriously. My first test came back negative, but he re-tested anyway — and that second test confirmed ICP. The itching was unbearable at night. I couldn’t sleep. Nothing helped. But I felt seen.

During my second pregnancy, I wasn’t so lucky at first. I switched practices and started itching in the early second trimester. I told them my history, explained how I felt — but I was brushed off. They tested once. Levels weren’t “high enough.” They didn’t want to test again.
But I knew.
So I kept pushing. And eventually, labs caught up with what my body was already screaming: I had ICP again.

I’m sharing this because ICP doesn’t always present in a textbook way. It’s not always itchy hands and feet. It’s not always obvious on the first test. And it’s not always taken seriously.

But it’s serious. It’s real. And moms deserve to be heard.

Xoxo,
Ali

If you’ve never had a NICU experience yourself, it can be hard to know how to show up for a friend who’s going through it. It’s one of those seasons that’s incredibly emotional, physically exhausting, and completely consuming. She may not have the energy to ask for help—but that doesn’t mean she doesn’t need it.💗

Here are some ways you can really support a NICU mama in your life. 

We are officially full! I cannot wait to meet everyone ✨🤍

🌊✨ Calling all little explorers in Fernandina Beach, FL! ✨🌊
Join Kids Can Be Kids and Dear Moms Therapy for a special Ocean Explorers sensory adventure designed just for kids ages 3–6 and their moms! 🐚

Hosted by a licensed Occupational Therapist, this playful session focuses on sensory exploration and fine motor skills—perfect for kids on the move and moms looking to support development through fun and connection 💙

🗓 June 24
🕙 10:00–10:30 AM
🎟 FREE with a play pass!
📞 RSVP to Ali at 386.276.0070 – spots are limited!

Let’s dive in and play with purpose! 🐠

🌊✨ Calling all little explorers in Fernandina Beach, FL! ✨🌊
Join Kids Can Be Kids and Dear Moms Therapy for a special Ocean Explorers sensory adventure designed just for kids ages 3–6 and their moms! 🐚

Hosted by a licensed Occupational Therapist, this playful session focuses on sensory exploration and fine motor skills—perfect for kids on the move and moms looking to support development through fun and connection 💙

🗓 June 24
🕙 10:00–10:30 AM
🎟 FREE with a play pass!
📞 RSVP to Ali at 386.276.0070 – spots are limited!

Let’s dive in and play with purpose! 🐠

To all the moms—new, seasoned, healing, growing—we see you, we celebrate you, and we’re here for you. Happy Mother’s Day from all of us at Dear Moms Therapy 🫶🏼

Hey mamas 👋 We know pregnancy and postpartum come with their own set of challenges — and every journey is different. We want to hear from YOU! What were the biggest challenges you faced during or after pregnancy? 🤰🤱💐

Please fill out our survey:
https://forms.gle/mM4oopc2TFWnt6k38
(Also linked in bio)