Channel 3 MiVT: Placenta Encapsulation in Vermont Tara Carpenter, CPES. Certified Placenta Encapsulation Specialist for mothers in Vermont. Originally published in 2013. By Gina Bullard STOWE, VT. At first glance it’s hard to tell if Tara Carpenter is a chef or a medical examiner. She’s actually a certified placenta encapsulation specialist. Carpenter turns a woman’s […]
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The day my youngest turned 5, I encapsulated his placenta. Yes, it was ‘old’ with likely next to nil hormones, but I didn’t feel I had anything to lose. A colleague of mine had recently encapsulated her daughter’s two-year old frozen placenta
Eat My What?! The Bridge Newspaper Article About My Encapsulation Service Tara Carpenter, CPES. Certified Placenta Encapsulation Specialist for mothers in Vermont. Written by The Bridge on February 7, 2013, News & Features on Tara Carpenter, Certified Placenta Encapsulation Specialist (CPES). Tara Carpenter is a Placenta Encapsulationist trained with Placenta Benefits info, a leading source […]
If you want to have a lotus birth AND encapsulate, here are three ways to do so: #1 Way) Keep baby connected to umbilical cord and the placenta for up to 4 hours. This is the easiest way to keep the placenta fit for
When baby is born, he only has 2/3 of his blood is in his body. The remaining 1/3 remains in his umbilical cord and placenta. This blood does not flow into baby until the last stage of labor. What is the last stage of labor? It is that period of time after baby is born until […]
Placenta Pick-Up & Drop-Off Service Tara Carpenter, CPES. Bringing hormonal support to new mothers in Vermont, since 2011. As a Certified Placenta Encapsulation Specialist (CPES.) I urge all expectant mothers interested in having their placenta turned into a palatable form for consumption to read what is written below before allowing someone to pick up and […]
A short-term lotus birth is when new parents decide ahead of time that they want to leave the umbilical cord attached to their baby and the placenta for a period of time after birth to allow the baby to receive plenty of benefits (see below) from remaining attached in this way. Don’t mistaken a short […]