Be Hive Wellness

Are you a family-focused or wellness provider looking to get your business in front of more potential clients?

Now you can get listed on both babycito AND Be Hive Wellness and connect with two engaged audiences!

✨ babycito Directory — $200/year
Connect with families looking for trusted, family-focused providers.

✨ Be Hive Wellness Directory — $200/year
Get your business in front of individuals seeking wellness providers and services.

🐝 BOTH DIRECTORIES — $300/year
Maximize your visibility across both audiences with one affordable annual listing.

Ready to get connected? Complete our provider application to get started!

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Your first postpartum pelvic floor PT visit can feel intimidating if you've never been before — so let's take some of the mystery out of it.

It starts with a conversation, not an exam. Then, at your pace and always with your consent, a physical assessment that helps build a full picture of what's actually going on and what recovery looks like for you.

Katie Bayer, PT, DPT walks through exactly what to expect at a postpartum pelvic floor PT assessment — no guesswork, no pressure, just real answers. Read the full post on the Be Hive blog, link in bio 🐝

📩 Ready to book your assessment? Reach out to [email protected]

Becoming a mom is a major transition — much like adolescence, it comes with huge physical, emotional, and hormonal shifts. It's called matrescence, and it's real.

What people don't always tell you is that grief can live right alongside the joy — grief for the person you were, the freedom you had, the identity that's shifting under your feet. Two things can be true at once.

This week in our Mom League newborn group, moms got honest about the rollercoaster of this season — from anticipatory anxiety around returning to work, to the exhaustion of the daily grind, to the quiet comparison trap of social media highlight reels.

Read more on the Be Hive blog — link in bio 🐝

Did you know babies are only born with two fears — falling and loud noises? Everything we instinctively do to soothe them (swaddling, rocking, shushing) works because it signals safety. And that safety matters for feeding too. 🍼

Our Mom League newborn group got to hear from Laci Tang, IBCLC of Milk in Motion, on the reflexes that support successful feeding — postural stability, the gape reflex, and the suck reflex — plus a reminder that feeding starts with a supported, resourced parent, not a perfect latch. .co

Read the full breakdown on the Be Hive blog — link in bio 🐝

Prenatal pelvic floor PT isn't about "fixing" anything — it's about understanding your body before one of the biggest physical events it will go through. 🤰 From breath work to how your pelvic floor responds under pressure, a little prep now can make a real difference during labor and recovery. And no, it's not just about Kegels — sometimes it's the opposite.

Katie Bayer, PT, DPT is breaking down why pelvic floor PT before delivery helps, right here on the Be Hive blog. Link in bio to read the full post 🐝

📩 Ready to talk it through? Reach out to [email protected]

Postpartum psychosis has been in the news a lot lately, and we know it's brought up a lot of questions (and worry) for the moms and families in our community. 💛

So we're taking a step back to talk about what it actually is — and just as important, what it isn't.

It's serious, and it's also very treatable. Full recovery is the expected outcome with the right care. New post is up covering the symptoms and details. 🐝

Link in bio to read the full post. If something feels off for you or someone you love, please don't wait it out — reach out to us or call/text 988.

Big news, DMV moms 🎉 Mom League is officially coming to Be Hive Wellness!

We're so excited to host their very first DC Newborn Series, an 8-week series for moms and babies (0–12 weeks at the start) to gather, learn, and connect through the fourth trimester and beyond.

✨ Starts Wed, Sept 2 · Wednesdays, 10–11:30 AM · 8 weeks
✨ Small group of ~12 moms + babies
✨ Local perinatal experts + facilitator-led discussion
✨ Topics on feeding, sleep, mental health, identity shifts & more
✨ Access to the full Mom League community

This series will be led by our own Megan MacCutcheon, LPC, PMH-C — because every mom deserves a squad and a team of trusted experts to walk through this season with her 🐝

Spots are limited! Link to register in bio, or head to mymomleague.com.

Do you feel like you should feel more bonded to your baby during pregnancy… but don't?

You're not alone, and you're not failing. In our latest blog post, Prenatal Bonding Educator Ivana Lombardo shares why pregnancy connection often feels more gradual — even abstract — than we're told it "should," and gentle ways to start building familiarity with your baby before birth.

✨ Why prenatal prep can leave you feeling disconnected from the actual experience
✨ How to notice your baby's rhythms without turning it into another task
✨ Why connection doesn't have to be constant to be real
✨ How partners can be part of the bond too, not just bystanders

If pregnancy has felt more like a checklist than a relationship lately, this one's for you 💛

Link to the blog in bio.

Fun night out with colleagues watching the More Than Blue documentary, raising awareness for postpartum depression and perinatal mood & anxiety disorders.

Always grateful for this community of providers who show up for moms and for each other.  

Last week’s provider happy hour with reminded us why we love this community so much 🥂🐝

The connections, the conversations, the good vibes — more of this, always.

If you’re a local provider who wants in on the next one, send us your email via DM or at
[email protected] — we’ll add you to our happy hour invite list! ✨