The Rose Holistic Motherhood Resource Library
Self paced, in depth resources and holistic guides for the moments motherhood doesn’t come with instructions.
These guides were created for moms with the knowledge and background of a conventional and functional medical practitioner, blended with the real life experiences of a mom of soon to be 3 littles.
Each guide is designed to help you understand the full picture, know what questions to ask, and feel more confident making decisions for your family.
They are holistic and natural leaning, but still clinically grounded. Detailed, but not overwhelming. Everything you need, in depth, on one specific topic you’re currently navigating, all in one place.
The Vaccine Education Guide
A detailed, self-paced educational guide for parents who want to better understand childhood vaccines before making decisions for their family.
This guide walks through the bigger picture behind vaccine decision-making — including the illnesses vaccines are designed to prevent, how common or serious those illnesses can be, vaccine ingredients, product options, timing, spacing, catch-up considerations, age-based risk, daycare/travel/newborn exposure, and questions to think through with your child’s provider.
It is for the mom who feels like the vaccine conversation is often rushed, emotionally charged, or too one-size-fits-all — and wants a calmer, more organized place to learn.
Inside, the goal is not to tell every family exactly what to do or to make the decision for you. The goal is to help you understand the full picture so you can think through your child’s unique situation with more clarity and less pressure.
Whether you are pregnant and trying to prepare ahead of time, navigating the infant schedule, considering a delayed or selective approach, thinking through catch-up vaccines, or simply wanting to understand what questions to ask, this guide is meant to give you a more grounded starting point.
It is holistic, but still clinically informed. Nuanced, but not fear-based. Detailed, but organized in a way that helps you actually use the information when you need it.
The Holistic Childhood Illness Guide
A practical, 100+ page guide for moms who want to feel more confident navigating common childhood illnesses at home, including a whole chapter on management of the “vaccine preventable” illnesses we may encounter.
Covers topics like fever, cough, croup, RSV, ear infections, sore throat, stomach bugs, vomiting/ diarrhea, constipation, teething, immune support, homeopathy basics, measles, pertussis, home remedies, red flags, when to call, and when to seek urgent care.
This guide is for the mom who wants to understand what’s going on, how to support her child naturally, and when medical care is needed.
The Pregnancy Guide
A holistic, clinically grounded pregnancy resource for moms who want to feel more informed, prepared, and supported through pregnancy — not like they’re just checking boxes or piecing together random advice on their own.
This guide is for the mom who wants to understand the “why” behind common pregnancy decisions and feel more confident asking questions, reviewing options, and preparing for birth and postpartum with more intention.
Inside, this guide will walk through topics like prenatal labs, nutrition, minerals, blood sugar, glucose testing options, iron/ferritin, thyroid markers, vitamin D, supplement considerations, common pregnancy symptoms, movement, nervous system support, birth prep, postpartum planning, and the interventions or decisions that often come up along the way.
It will also help moms think through common pregnancy conversations like GBS testing, Rhogam, aspirin/preeclampsia prevention, pregnancy vaccines, ultrasound decisions, glucose screening, birth preferences, provider questions, and how to prepare for the newborn decisions that happen right after birth.
The goal is not to make pregnancy feel like one more thing to obsess over. The goal is to help you feel grounded, nourished, and more equipped to make thoughtful decisions for yourself and your baby.
The Holistic Starting Solids Guide
A practical, holistic starting solids resource for moms who want to feel confident introducing real, nutrient-dense foods in a way that supports their baby’s growth, gut health, immune system, and long-term relationship with food.
This guide is for the mom who wants more than a random list of “safe first foods” or a stressful set of baby-led weaning rules. It’s for the mom who wants to understand how to start solids in a way that feels simple, nourishing, flexible, and actually doable in real life.
Inside, this guide will walk through readiness signs, when to start, how to know if your baby is developmentally ready, what foods to prioritize first, how to build balanced meals, and how to introduce foods in a way that supports digestion, nutrient status, and immune development.
It will cover topics like:
- Readiness signs and when to start solids
- Baby-led weaning, purees, and how to combine both
- First foods that are actually nutrient-dense
- Iron-rich foods and why they matter
- Healthy fats for brain development
- Protein, minerals, and fat-soluble vitamins
- Supporting gut health through food
- Foods that support the immune system
- Allergen introduction in a calm, practical way
- Choking vs. gagging
- Safe food sizes and textures
- Texture progression
- Constipation and digestion support
- What to do if baby seems sensitive to certain foods
- Building meals without overcomplicating it
- Pantry/fridge staples for starting solids
- Foods to limit or avoid in the first year
- How to make family meals baby-friendly
The goal is not to make starting solids feel like one more overwhelming thing to perfect.
The goal is to help you feel confident feeding your baby real food, supporting their gut and immune system from the beginning, and knowing how to build meals that are simple, safe, and nourishing.
Whether you’re drawn to baby-led weaning, purees, or a mix of both, this guide will help you understand what your baby needs, how to introduce foods safely, and how to create a strong foundation without obsessing over every bite.
It’s for the mom who wants starting solids to feel less stressful and more intuitive — rooted in real food, nutrient density, gut health, immune support, and practical rhythms that fit into normal family life.