
by Heng Ou
Recipes and rituals for nourishing a new mother in the weeks after birth
Heng Ou, with Amely Greeven, writes about the first forty days after childbirth and how food and rest can support a new mother. The book is organised around recipes and practices from traditional postpartum care, and it is meant to be used in the kitchen and at the bedside.
Readers who enjoy narrative and idea-driven nonfiction.
New mothers, and the people who cook and care for them.
The first forty days after birth, in the home and kitchen.
It focuses on nourishment and rest for the mother, not only on the baby.
Gentle and practical.
Nonfiction · Postpartum · Cooking · Self-care
224 pages · ≈ 6 h
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