Your Guide To Conscious Preconception

 I'll never forget hearing a podcast and a woman said "we spend all this time and money for the perfect wedding body, but for the perfect preconception body, not any?"

It always stuck with me and made so much sense. Why aren't couples spending a period of time ensuring they are in the best possible health prior to conception, not only for their child, but for themselves.

Why wouldn't we want the healthiest offspring and also the healthiest versions of ourselves to parent that offspring?

- Tahlia

About The Series

The first book in the Nourishing Those Who Nurture series landed in 2022 entitled, More Than Just A Food Bible For New Mothers. This book has proven to be a powerful and transformative guide, not just for new mothers, but for those supporting mother and baby through the postpartum period.

In 2024, the sequel (or should we say prequel) is arriving: More Than A Preconception Guide To Conscious Conception.

This book is the perfect companion, not just for those planning to conceive in the near future, but those who want to know that their body and hormone health is optimal for when the time is right.

Recommended By Industry Professionals

  • Reading this book, not only did I find it aligned with ancient wisdom for modern times philosophy, which I think is so key for postpartum success, but I also find it warm and inspiring. In writing this book, Caitlin and Tahlia show a deep understanding in the concept of "heart mother care."

    Dr Oscar Serralach, Doctor Of Functional Medicine and Author of ‘The Postnatal Depletion Cure.’

  • Love this book. You can’t nurture unless you are being nurtured. Recommended to all my clients, makes the postpartum accessible and doable. Written by two local women who have walked the talk.

    Libby Lamb - Registered Homebirth Midwife, NSW.

  • Nourishing Those Who Nurture guides the way for a great shift in the way we are supporting mothers and families in postpartum that is very needed in our society. A beautiful blend of ancient and traditional wisdom in a way that is easy to integrate into our modern world. I found the recipes delicious with a sound understanding of the digestive and delicate needs of a postpartum mother and her body.

    Carmela King, Ayurvedic Women’s Health Counsellor.

  • Nourishing Those Who Nurture is so much more than a beautiful book for postpartum mothers and doulas, it is well-researched with nutritional information and easy recipes for essential fourth trimester support. This book is high on the list of my recommended reading for doulas caring for newborn families.

    Anna Watts, Scared Birth & Doula Educator.

  • This book is so beautiful! If you are at the wishing, wanting and preparing for pregnancy and birth stage of life this book is a gift. Caitlin and Tahlia offer an inspiring and supportive guide for holistic pre-conception preparation. Across the chapters they unfold the body, mind, spirit preparation needed by the soon to be mother and father to best support their health, fertility and the magic of conception and birth.

    Rhea Dempsey - Birth Educator, Trainer and Author.

Meet The Authors (& Mums) Behind The Series

Meet The Authors (& Mums) Behind The Series

Tahlia Mynott (Clinical Nutritionist and Hormone Specialist) and Caitlin Priday (Kinesiologist, Doula and Shamanic Practitioner) are the women and life force behind the Nourishing Those Who Nurture series. Both Tahlia and Caitlin have supported countless women through preconception and postpartum in their professional clinics and have an undying dedication to ensuring that women are empowered, supported and nurtured on their journey to motherhood.

Our Postpartum Guide

More Than a Food Bible for New Mothers 

Postpartum is a Latin term meaning ‘after childbirth’. Postpartum recovery can range from a few days to a few weeks, months or years depending on the birth itself, and the integration of becoming a mother. Postpartum is the least supported aspect of birth at present, as most of the focus is currently on fertility, conception, pregnancy, and of course, labour and birth itself.

Postpartum is the time when illnesses can arise, immunity can drop, fatigue can set in, loneliness can be felt, and of course, postpartum depression or depletion can occur.

This is a postpartum bible. Pass it on to those who will hold you in your newborn stages and ensure that it is read, reread, and then used to create edible delicacies that can sustain you in the darkest of nights and the earliest of hours to ensure that you too are nourished in your new passage as Mother.