Keep Mama & Baby Healthy in All Stages
Do you have a desire to use plants and natural remedies to support you and your baby? Herbs are incredibly useful to support the health of mothers before, during and after pregnancy, as well as their infants.
Whether you are a midwife, training to support births as a doula, or simply wanting to nourish your body and address common issues you expect to face during a normal pregnancy, this detailed course will provide you with specific and practice guidance in using herbal medicine.
A Course You Can Relate To
Herbalist and herb school instructor Holly Bellebuono had the pleasure (and pain) of having two babies at home with the support of a midwife (in a rural log cabin, about 45 minutes from a hospital, with friends and midwife assistants giving her husband foot rubs while she labored).
As a renowned international herbalist, Holly relied on decades of herbal medicine research, herb growing, and first-hand knowledge of botanical therapies to design this Herbal Healing For Mama and Baby Course. The course is available as a stand-alone course and is also included in the comprehensive Herbal Medicine Foundations Certificate Program.
The course is yours to keep and refer to as needed, for each pregnancy—a treasure-trove of useful information, photographs, recipes, video webinars, charts, and instructions to refer to for every stage, including:
- pregnancy
- labor and delivery
- post-partum care
- breastfeeding
- and infant and child-care.
Many women find they refer to this course as a refresher with every child, as each pregnancy is different.
What You'll Learn in the Herbal Healing for Mama & Baby course...
In this beginner course, you will learn:
- How to prepare for home-care using herbs and foods to naturally care for common pregnancy and labor needs, such asÂ
- nausea and hyperemesis
- mild hypertension
- pain
- perineum and cord care
- fatigue
- micronutrient deficiency
- hemorrhoids
- urinary tract infection
- How to use safe, gentle and tonic herbs to support nutrition and healthy mental state
- How to harvest garden plants to prepare and store remedies ready for birth, such as a sitz bath and skincare remedies
- How to get creative with safe remedies, foods and best practices to nourish you and keep you healthy
- How to create and use reliable remedies for acute and chronic issues, including fear and panic, post-partum depression, and mastitis
- How to determine which parts of plants to harvest and use for down-to-earth, pragmatic remedy-making
- How to use herbs with specific qualities, such as astringent, styptic, tonic, and galactagogue
- How to identify when emergency measures are called for and when at-home remedies are fine
- How to support healthy breastfeeding and address common breastfeeding issues naturally, including mastitis, yeast, pain, quantity of breastmilk, and more
You'll also:
- Get a gorgeous PDF of the presentation with full-color photographs to identify garden and wild herbs and weeds
- Get sample recipes you can try in your own kitchen
- Get multiple references, resources and charts for nutrition, herbal actions, and more
- Explore health for infancy and new motherhood—including supports for a wide range of personal changes, emotional needs, and physical issues such as rashes and skincare, digestion, and infant colic and congestion
The course includes:
Comprehensive Modules
Video instruction organized by pregnancy, labor, breastfeeding, postpartum care, and infant care
Detailed Lessons
Designed for the beginner learning about herbs, these lessons walk you through natural and herbal care
Charts & Resources
Get handy herbal and natural food references that are yours to keep
Safe & Tonic Herbs E-Book
Discover more than 30 safe and reliable herbs that support mama and baby health GENTLY
Herbal First Aid for Babies & Children E-Book
Learn how to provide herbal care for common first aid situations for children and babies
PostPartum Learning
Get recipes and guidance to make your postpartum experience healthy and enjoyable
What You’ll Get
- Multi-Hour on-demand Video Course with Modules and Lessons
- Course Guidebook with nutrition and herbal charts and other resources
- PDF of Curriculum presentation so you can follow along with videos and webinars
- BONUS:Â Herbal First Aid for Babies and Children E-Book
- BONUS:Â Safe & Tonic Herbs E-Book
- BONUS: Herbal Supplies Resources Sheet
The Bellebuono School of Herbal Medicine has been an official school member of the American Herbalist Guild since 2011.
Enroll NowAbout Your Instructor
Herbalist Holly Bellebuono is known for taking complex subjects in chemistry and anatomy and making them easy to understand—and especially for relating how our beloved edible and medicinal plants can be used to benefit a wide range of ailments and issues. Holly is a proponent of tonic herbs and nourishing support, meaning she advocates supporting health using gentle herbs and foods. And when gentle herbs aren’t enough, Holly teaches the skills needed to apply more active plant medicine in powerful and supportive ways to achieve results for both acute and chronic conditions.
In addition to teaching about herbal medicine for more than 30 years, Holly is an entrepreneur and business coach who has directed award-winning businesses including an apothecary, an herbal medicine school, and environmental and educational nonprofit organizations. Her published books include Women Healers of the World (awarded Book of the Year by The International Herb Association), The Essential Herbal for Natural Health, An Herbalist’s Guide to Formulary, Llewellyn’s Little Book of Herbs, and The Healing Kitchen. Holly has lectured about healing and women’s empowerment in Canada, Costa Rica, England, and across the United States. She is the founder of Selle Impact Consulting for natural and organic product companies. Clients rely on Holly to teach meaningful and detail-oriented botanical therapeutic courses, to lead empowering and soul-connecting retreats, and to coach business owners with purpose and impact.
The Bellebuono School of Herbal Medicine is an official school member of The American Herbalists Guild.