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A new way to prepare emotionally during pregnancy, so every mother can enter postpartum feeling more informed, supported and prepared.





STRUCTURE FOR THE EMOTIONAL SIDE OF POSTPARTUM PLANNING 

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Prepared. Connected. Supported

Preparing isn't predicting, and it isn't preventing — it's having support in place for whatever comes.

Most people don't think you can prepare for the emotions of postpartum.

I disagree. 

Emotional preparation resource for all moms 

Emotional preparation for all moms

BUILD YOUR TEAMSCHEDULE WITH ALY

during a private 1-on-1 virtual session WE REVIEW YOUR SUPPORT SYSTEMS DURING POSTPARTUM AND ANY GAPS.. You leave with a personalized plan covering your strengths, what to watch for, your coping tools, and your resources. 

ATTEND AN OPTIONAL SUPPORT SESSION AVAILABLE FOR FOLLOW-UP QUESTION

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YOUR PERSONALIZED SUPPORT PLAN BY COMPLETING A
15-MINUTE QUIZ

HOW IT WILL WORK

YOUR PLAN DURING A 1.5 HOUR LIVE VIRTUAL PLANNING SESSIOn.

You can't predict it.
You can't prevent it.
But you can feel more prepared.

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SUPPORT

POSTPARTUM
SUPPORT PLAN

POSTPARTUM
SUPPORT PLAN

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COMING SOON

YOUR PREGNANCY.
YOUR PLAN.
YOUR POSTPARTUM.

Pregnancy Pods takes the emotional side of postpartum — the part most people think you can't prepare for — and makes it something you can do in two hours without spiraling.

We help pregnant women prepare for the mental health side of postpartum, in a way that's finishable and doesn't take over your pregnancy.

Pregnancy Pods turns "you can't prepare for that part" into a plan you can finish in an afternoon.

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A plan for what you can't plan for+ A plan for what you can't plan for+ A plan for what you can't plan for.

Preparation doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.
It can feel steady. Supportive. Protective.

Group Support

Guided Conversations

 Preparation for motherhood shouldn’t start in crisis. It should start in conversation.

Your Not Alone

In United States roughly 300,000 mothers give birth every month

There is no single experience of pregnancy or postpartum to measure yourself against.

Access to Resources

During pregnancy, you are celebrated, loved, and surrounded.

When baby arrives, everyone celebrates.

And then, slowly, quietly, everyone goes back to their lives.

Your partner goes back to work. Family flies home. Friends return to their routines.

And suddenly you're sitting there — completely transformed, exhausted, emotional — wondering why nobody told you it would feel like this.

The world kept moving. Yours completely stopped.

That moment is the reason for your Postpartum Support plan.

So you feel prepared and supported.

Preparing for your emotional well-being is more important than preparing the nursery. Almost no one will tell you that. Pregnancy Pods does 

"Aly has a rare ability to truly understand and honor the raw, complex experiences of motherhood. She approaches each story with deep respect for its uniqueness, while also gently helping you see the connection and shared humanity within it. Aly made me feel genuinely seen and valued, asking thoughtful questions that invited vulnerability. She always has a way of tying things together to give you a new piece of wisdom to walk away with."

- Michelle, Anaheim Hills, California

Aly has a beautiful gift for creating a safe, welcoming space where people feel comfortable and confident discussing postpartum topics. She naturally brings people together and is incredibly relatable, with a thoughtfulness that shines through in everything she says and does.

- Megan O., Coto de Caza, California

"Most new moms tell me the same two things: 'Nobody warned me how lonely I would feel.' 'Nobody told me how to prepare.'

I created Pregnancy Pods because both of those things are preventable."



Hi, I'm Aly!

Welcome to Pregnancy Pods. I'm so glad you're here!

My work is rooted in three beliefs:

1. That the emotional side of postpartum deserves real preparation.
2. That your support should exist before the baby does
3. That mental health conversations belong here, normalized, not stigmatized.

I believe nobody should walk into postpartum
without a plan and without people

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