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For Mothers

Your voice matters. By completing our anonymous survey, you contribute to a growing body of evidence about the realities of postpartum care. Each submission is securely collected, combined with others, and used to highlight systemic gaps and advocate for meaningful change.

Share Your Story

Complete the short anonymous form about your pregnancy, birth, or postpartum care. No names or identifying details are required.

Contribute to Change

Your story becomes part of a larger database that highlights gaps in maternal healthcare and the realities mothers face.

See the Impact

Collected data will be shared in reports and projects that raise awareness, push for systemic change, and improve postpartum care.

Newborn mother holding

Postpartum
Data Project

What Happens After Birth

Deserves to Be Counted

What is the PDP?

The Postpartum Data Project is a mother-led initiative making the realities of pregnancy, birth, and postpartum impossible to ignore. Too often, mothers’ experiences go untracked, leading to missed diagnoses, untreated trauma, and preventable suffering. By collecting anonymous stories worldwide, we’re building a central data hub that exposes gaps in care, challenges bias, and pushes for real change. Your voice matters. Together we can prove that mothers deserve better.

Prenatal & Postpartum Education

Examining whether mothers were given meaningful information about labor, delivery, and postpartum recovery or left unprepared

Mental Health Screenings

Tracking when and if mothers were screened for PPD, PPA, or PTSD, or if mental health was overlooked entirely

Experiences
with Providers

From supportive care to dismissive encounters, mothers’ voices reveal how interactions shape recovery and long-term trust in the healthcare system

Postpartum Complications

Conditions such as postpartum preeclampsia and infection remain leading causes of illness and death, yet they are often underdiagnosed or overlooked

For Health Care 
Workers

Are you a healthcare professional who supports women through pregnancy, birth, or postpartum? Your insight matters. Help us identify what’s missing, and what mothers truly need, by sharing your perspective anonymously.

 

Click below to fill out our short form.

Doctors and nurses collaborating, symbolizing provider perspectives

Want to know what the data shows?

Findings from the Postpartum Data Project inform both the education work on this site and the consulting work I do with healthcare organizations. Stay updated as results are published.

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