Your postpartum journey deserves care too.
The placenta plays an extraordinary role throughout pregnancy, nourishing and supporting your baby as they grow. For some families, choosing placenta encapsulation is a meaningful way to carry that connection into the postpartum period.
Through The Collaborative Doula Collective, I offer a variety of placenta services, including placenta encapsulation. With thoughtful preparation and care, your placenta is honoured throughout the entire process.
My goal is to make the process of arranging placenta services feel straightforward, respectful, and cared for, so you can focus on welcoming your baby and settling into life together.
Placenta Encapsulation
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Placenta Tincture
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Placenta Print
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Placenta Smoothie
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Placenta Encapsulation ✳︎ Placenta Tincture ✳︎ Placenta Print ✳︎ Placenta Smoothie ✳︎
The process
Since these services are subcontracted under The Collaborative Doula Collective, there are two options to get started:
Option 2:
Check out the packages and pricing here
Once you’ve decided on what you might like, use the contact form on The Collaborative Doula Collective’s page and let them know you would like Growing Together/Emily Beauchamp to provide the placenta services
The final contract & invoice comes from The Collaborative Doula Collective, but Emily handles everything else
FAQs
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It is best to reach out during pregnancy so we have time to discuss the process, requirements, and arrangements before your baby arrives.
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Most likely! The biggest thing is to let all hospital staff know you want to keep and take home your placenta so it does not get tossed out.
We can discuss this in more detail before booking.
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Yes! Whether it’s a hospital, clinic or home birth, I come and pick up the placenta.
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Usually 72 hours
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No. Placenta encapsulation can be discussed as a standalone service, subject to availability and eligibility.
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Muskoka area but may be able to travel depending on location and availability.
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If you are outside the Muskoka Region there is a travel fee of $0.73/km