Long Island Placenta Services
We offer services that are customized for the mother's unique needs. Pricing information can be found on our website. www.liplacenta.com.
While the mother rests and recuperates from the work of birth, the experienced specialists will prepare the placenta for consumption. Click on the intake form. All pricing and services will be listed. Danielle and Debbie have been working together since 2011. In addition to placenta services they also provide Birth Doula services, postpartum doula services, Breastfeeding support (Danielle is an IBCLC), Lamaze Childbirth education and other educational classes.
02/08/2022
Posted • HAPPY WORLD BREASTFEEDING WEEK!!
will focus on strengthening the capacity of actors that have to protect, promote and support breastfeeding across different levels of society. These actors make up the warm chain of support for breastfeeding. Target audiences including governments, health systems, workplaces and communities will be informed, educated and empowered to strengthen their capacity to provide and sustain breastfeeding-friendly environments for families in the post pandemic world.
02/03/2022
We’re excited to announce that starting in April, Danielle will be offering office visits at The Nesting Place.
Danielle is an experienced lactation consultant and mother and we’re so thrilled to have her on our team!!
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25/02/2022
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Our next virtual fourth trimester support circle starts 3/14!! If you are not located near TNP or aren’t comfortable coming to an in person group - this is a great way to plug in to support. ❤️
We will be hear from great guest speakers including
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20/05/2021
Led by of and
Our June fourth trimester circle is open for registration and it’s filling quickly! This circle is open to mamas with babies 0-5 months who are looking for connection with others and an opportunity to gain valuable information, and ask questions in a safe, supportive environment.
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14/05/2021
Louder for those in the back!!
Your body just carried a human being for nine, long months. It nourished that being AND you. You are a rockstar. And don’t forget...breastfeeding burns up to 500 calories a day!! Give yourself some grace and eat that pizza!!
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05/05/2021
Most of us have heard the saying “you can’t pour from an empty cup”, and yet that is exactly what so many of us have been doing fir many months. Our “cup-fillers” may have changed (due to the current state of the world) but we need to remember to still find joy in our daily lives. What are you doing protect your mental health today?
This year leaders at are calling on all of us to invest in maternal mental health. You can do that in a number of ways, including investing in yourself by taking measures to protect and enhance your own mental health or support a friend or family member in doing so. Check out these tips from :
http://ow.ly/rwTb50ECPyV
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04/05/2021
It’s Maternal Mental Health week!! will be participating in the Fourth Annual Challenge. Won’t you join us?
Each year, moms are invited to get real about motherhood by sharing photos and posts that show the real face of motherhood. This year, join us again for the 5-day challenge by posting your motherhood images, which can be light-hearted or serious.
Sign up to participate in the 5-day Challenge.
Use the campaign hashtags and when posting your images during
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27/04/2021
**Introducing Pregnancy Concierge**
A new service offered through The Birth Guardians. Like having the support of a trusted friend, Debbie and Danielle will be there every step of the way. From setting up a registry to answering that endless stream of questions, you can count on us to get you through it all.
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12/03/2021
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From our awesome certifying body, APPA
Placenta care for potential encapsulation.
Whether you are birthing at home, hospital or birth center, be sure to have a couple larger sized ziplocked bags handy.
Double bag your placenta to ensure it is securely sealed. Then place on ice in a cooler if you are at a hospital or birth center. If you are home you can pop it into the fridge.
If you haven't considered keeping your placenta until now, that's ok. Have a ziplock handy just in case. You might change your mind after a day or so, this way you'll be able to make use of it.
For more information contact your local APPAC
04/03/2021
Happy IBCLC Day!!
Those early days of breastfeeding can be challenging. Get feeding off to the right start with a lactation consultant by our own , who is also an IBCLC.
Find out more about this as well as our other add-on services at www.liplacenta.com