06/09/2026
🧺 What’s Not in Your Picnic Basket Matters Too ✨
The same is true for your prenatal labs.
Just because your labs are “normal” doesn’t mean they’re optimal.
A hormone can be too high or too low in relation to your other hormones, even when it falls within the lab’s reference range.
Hormonal imbalances may contribute to low milk supply, oversupply, postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, fatigue, thyroid issues, and difficult postpartum recovery.
Many lab ranges are based on a broad population and don’t account for your age, symptoms, pregnancy status, or postpartum stage. Your hormones work together, so it’s important to look at the whole picture.
✨ The best time to prepare for postpartum is during pregnancy.
If you’re pregnant or trying to conceive, apply to work with Crystel at Latch as soon as you find out you’re pregnant. Early planning can help identify risk factors, support milk production, and create a smoother postpartum experience.