
"Changing vibes one placenta at a time"
You will complete the reservation form to reserve your due date
Please call Bailey at 678-322-7001 to let her know when you are in labor. She is available 24-7, so whatever time you go into labor, please let us know.
Once you are admitted and are set up in Labor and Delivery room or your birthing room tell your L&D nurse or midwife, “I am keeping my placenta and have made arrangements to have it picked up once I have the baby”.
Call or Text Bailey again, to let her know when you have delivered the baby and the placenta is ready for pick up (she will arrive as soon as possible (usually within 1hr depending on your location)
Unfortunately, no. Once a placenta has been sent to pathology, there is no way of knowing what bacteria it may have come in contact with and in some instances chemicals may have been added to it rendering it unsafe for consumption. If you provider feels it is necessary to send your placenta to pathology, request that only a piece be sent, and that the rest stay with you and be immediately placed in proper storage. If it is discovered that there is a uterine infection, the placenta will not be safe for consumption.
Yes, all hospitals will release your placenta. Once you are admitted, please tell your L&D nurse you are keeping your placenta and they will have you sign a organ release form. They will put your placenta in a container (they will provide this container & ice) and I will then come and pick it up.
Prior to labor, please keep your OBGYN/Care Provider in the loop on your wishes to keep your placenta. They can make sure to approve the release of your placenta.
Please communicate with your birthing center and midwife and let them know you have made arrangements for your placenta to be picked up. Please be familiar with the birthing center protocol. Bailey will get in contact with the birthing center prior to your delivery to make sure any additional information needed has been received.
On average one placenta can yield 100-300 capsules, depending on the size of the placenta.
Dosage: 4 capsules per day – 2 morning and 2 in the evening with or without food
Take the capsules as prescribed for the first two weeks of postpartum. If afterwards. you would like to cut back by half, you can. However, if you feel an emotional, mental or physical dive, please resume original dosage and finish it out.
Keep capsules at or below room temperature or refrigerated
This information will also be noted on your capsule container.
It is still completely safe to encapsulate your placenta. As we only offer the Traditional Chinese Method (TCM), this method involves steaming the placenta at 220 degrees for 30mins, followed by dehydration. Any potential bacteria (Including GBS) is killed during the steaming process as bacteria and viruses cannot survive in temperatures higher than 131 degrees.
I will also add 2 caps of vinegar to your steam for extra precautions.
After reservation, you will be sent an invoice for the $150 deposit (all major credit/debit cards and HSA/FSA debit cards are accepted), then once you receive your Bumpin package the remainder is due.
*If you would like to pay in full upfront, please send us an email, so we are able to adjust your invoice amount.

