Get to know me…

Hey, I’m Tiff — placenta enthusiast, birth nerd, and unapologetic advocate for moms who deserve way more support than they’re getting.

I got into birth work after my first two births didn’t go as planned. My first postpartum experience rocked me — postpartum anxiety and rage hit hard, and I realized how little real-world support new moms actually have. There’s this giant gap between giving birth and that six-week checkup where most of us are just expected to “figure it out.” No paid leave, childcare that costs a mortgage, and mental health care that’s often impossible to access. That’s the gap I work to fill.

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I started The Placenta Girl (formerly Karma Birth Services) to help moms recover, feel supported, and actually enjoy postpartum — not just survive it.

I’m certified in childbirth education through BirthWorks International, a trained and experienced birth and postpartum doula, and a certified Placenta Encapsulation Specialist through IPPA. I also hold a NJ Food Safety & Handler’s Card, OSHA certification for placenta encapsulators, and advanced training as a Perinatal Mental Health Specialist through Postpartum Support International. On top of that, I’m a Fair Play Facilitator and Bringing Baby Home Educator through the Gottman Institute — because the relationship and household stuff matters just as much as the physical recovery.

I was born and raised in Cherry Hill, where I still live with my two kids and a chaotic mix of pets. I’m a late-diagnosed neurodivergent mom raising two neurodivergent kids, a former homeschooling mom (and I miss it every day), and before all this, I taught 6th-grade social studies and owned a kids’ yoga studio called Yoga Clubhouse.

When I’m not elbow-deep in placentas, you can find me in the garden, on a trail, or at a protest. I love spicy beers, hate small talk, and I’m on a mission to make postpartum suck less for everyone.

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Black and white photo of a woman lying in a hospital bed holding a newborn baby. A young boy stands next to her, looking at the baby and woman with curiosity.
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Certifications & Training

  • Perinatal Mental Health Specialist, Postpartum Support International

  • Fair Play Facilitator, Fair Play Life

  • Bringing Baby Home Educator, Gottman Institute

  • Childbirth Educator & Postpartum Doula, Birthworks, International

  • Labor and Birth Doula, CAPPA

  • Independent Placenta Encapsulation Specialist, IPPA

  • Teacher of Social Studies, New Jersey

  • Certified Yoga Instructor, YCOM

Postpartum Support International course completion certificate logo
Circular badge with text 'The Fair Play Method Certified' and decorative orange leaves.
Certificate of Certification, awarded to Tiff Hare for Full Circle Placenta Encapsulation Training & Certification, issued on September 9, 2014. Signed by Amanda Johnson, Director of Education, FCP.
Certificate of Graduation from The Gottman Institute for Bringing Baby Home Essentials course awarded to Tiffany DAmico, featuring a crib and toys.