Like all of Karen’s suggestions!
Just as hourly support is needed to remind mothers to rest, drink and eat enough to stay hydrated and keep milk, this method could serve as a support of encouragement and health. However, it cannot become another “task” another responsibility or something she forgets to log into or answer the tele-appointment. From which she will withdraw, triggered from feelings of incompetence.
The solution is people around her.
About 10 years ago with my motherhood nonprofit, I did a little work around post-partum support. Outreach to communities providing her with hands on support and care in the home is needed. The Toolkit Karen shares is fantastic resource.
Prevention in educating young girls, helping them understand their bodies, including their mind.
Interesting topic. I’m actually unpacking a situation and may have a testimony to share.
Marcy