Haitian Bain Fey is a 3 day ritual bath that the women takes the 2nd day & continuing after giving birth. The herbs are used to release stagnation since after birth her organs are "laxed". Heat opens, releases, and allows for movement, strength and healing within the body. The practitioner will used the mango leaves to gently beat on your body to release negative energy around you and to invite love and healing after birth. This bath also involves a massage of the body, teas and yoni steam for vaginal tightening, removing excess mucus and lochia. Hot food and drinks are encouraged to only be consumed at this time of healing.

Although this is tradition does not originate from Haiti, it is a ceremony that we still provide for women experiencing postpartum after birth, miscarriage, and abortion. The ceremony involves supports the mother's physical, emotional, energetic, and spiritual healing that brings a sense of closure and peace after birth. It helps the pelvic organs shift, the uterus to shrink back down, and to align the bones. It is a way to honor the mother through this energetic shift of becoming a mother (again) or losing a child, or being sexually assaulted.

After the ceremony, the women is wrapped tightly with a cloth for 30-40 days. She is also drinking hot tea. The only time she is taking the wrap is off is when getting massages.

Yoni steam to soothe and provide healing to the woman. Tea and castor oil remedy to provide a cleansing formula.