"Postpartum is a Mother" is not a guide.

It's not a how-to.

It's a lifeline.

Raw, real, and rated R-for Rebuilding and Rebirth-this book cracks open what postpartum actually feels like.

It's for the mama who loves her baby fiercely, but quietly wonders if she's falling apart.

It's for the woman who's exhausted, overstimulated, and still somehow showing up.

It's for the one who feels invisible-but is actually becoming more powerful than ever.

Part memoir, part manifesto, and part survival toolkit, Postpartum is a Mother goes where most books won't: into the heart of dissociation, identity loss, rage, anxiety, sleep deprivation, and shame-and into the comeback that follows.

This is not a polished version of motherhood.

It's a powerful one.

Inside, you'll find space to be messy, mad, moved, and magnificent.

You'll find somatic tools, fashion psychology, soul reflections, and unapologetic truth-telling.

You'll even find a full-body sketch-created to help you physically identify and label feelings, emotions, and sensations inside your own body.

Because healing isn't just in the mind, it's in the body, too.

Whether you're deep in it or rising from it, this book is a rally cry.

Not just to survive postpartum, but to rise through it.