For all mothers

Ebi is rooted in the postpartum traditions of catering to the needs of new mothers by encouraging and supporting their well-being with high quality, nourishing, and effective care. We support healthy postpartum experiences for mothers by making self-care during the postpartum period approachable and safe. 

Ebi believes in the power of empathy. This intention underlies every step of our process, from production to shipping. Our line of products is plant-based. Ebi only sources organic ingredients.The bulk of our ingredients come from small family farms in the Northeast. The chamomile flowers in our tea are grown in Vermont, the sea salt in our bath is harvested in Martha’s Vineyard just off the coast of Massachusetts. Our wellness products are made by hand in our studio in Boston. Our organic cotton underwear and nipple pads are made in New York, with cotton grown in America. We are aware that our decisions as a business have implications far beyond us, and are dedicated to making decisions that are beneficial to the greatest number possible.

Ebi is about unity. The way we show up for ourselves is how we show up for others. Ebi’s mission is to encourage new mothers to make space to care for themselves during the postpartum period. To provide balance in the name of fostering true connection. The connection between mother and child, mother and community, and communities with the broader society.  We are committed to advocating for all mothers before, during, and after pregnancy. We hope to bring more awareness to the individuals and organizations working for the betterment of all mothers and engendering conversations about the current state of motherhood in America.

Ebi’s Founder

Ebi is the Yoruba word for family. It encapsulates Ebi’s commitment to the formation of healthy families by supporting mothers from the very beginning. Becoming a mother opened my awareness to the meaning of true self care. Never before in my life had it been more important to make space for my needs, because for the first time someone else’s well-being was linked to my own. Ebi is just that. Space. Pause. An invitation to allow you to get to know and feel at home in your new body.

I started Ebi after noticing there wasn’t a wellness line dedicated solely to the unique needs of new mothers, committed to creating the highest quality products using clean ingredients and employing ethical sourcing practices. A company with a strong voice communicating the importance of self-care and support for new mothers. One that acknowledged the inherent strength and beauty in the softness and vulnerability that accompanies motherhood. The concept of Ebi is a composite of my academic background in public health, my work in integrative medicine, and the profound empathy for the unique challenge of becoming a mother given to me after the birth of my daughter.

Ebi is what I needed. It’s what I’ve heard from countless other mothers that they needed. I hope Ebi helps mothers give themselves permission to take care of themselves too. True nurturing starts with you. More than that, I hope it serves to elevate the idea of motherhood in the eyes of mothers themselves and society at large.