Shae Lerner

 

Shae Lerner's love of helping moms and being around babies began as a nanny 14 years ago, specializing in the care of infants and multiples. She received her BA in Sociology of the family in 2008. In 2009 she became a postpartum doula and in 2013 became a birth doula, which is when she started as a volunteer birth doula at San Francisco General hospital.

 

When Shae became pregnant with her first child, she did a lot more research on all of the natural ways to help a mother during pregnancy, birth and postpartum. As soon as she came across the information about placenta encapsulation, she was so amazed by all of the benefits that she wanted to be a part of the movement to remove baby blues in womens' postpartum recovery. After having her son, She used her own placenta pills to help with her emotional ups and downs, milk production, and to help replenish her iron levels among many other things.

 

Shae looks forward to helping to bring placenta encapsulation into the mainstream as no woman should have to worry about anything but loving on their new family after bringing their baby home.

 

Shae lives in Chico with her husband and son.