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Founded by Jessica A. Nimoh and Grace Miah Asiedu two women who knew what it felt like to need a village, and decided to become one for others.

A.M.A Postpartum Care mother and child silhouette art
Est. Toronto · Canada
Our Origin

The Story
Behind A.M.A

"We became mothers and suddenly understood deeply, in our bones what it means to need a village."

A.M.A Postpartum Care was born from a personal truth: the postpartum period can be one of the most overwhelming, vulnerable, and beautiful seasons of a woman's life and far too many mothers face it without the support they deserve.

In many African cultures, a new mother is never left alone. She is cooked for, bathed, massaged, and surrounded by women who have walked the same path. She is given permission even instruction to simply rest and heal. A.M.A exists to honour that tradition and bring it into the homes of mothers across the Greater Toronto Area.

We started small, with deep care and a clear conviction: that every mother regardless of where she comes from deserves to be held while she heals. That belief is still at the centre of everything we do today.

Jessica A. Nimoh & Grace Miah Asiedu
Co-Founders, A.M.A Postpartum Care · Toronto, Canada
The Name
A.M.A

A Mother's Approach three words, one deep intention.

A
A Mother's

Every decision, every visit, every care plan begins with the mother at the centre. Her healing, her culture, her pace always the starting point.

M
Approach

Not a service, not a transaction a way of being. Warm, intentional, culturally rooted, and deeply personal in everything we do.

A
Our Name

A.M.A Postpartum Care founded by Jessica A. Nimoh and Grace Miah Asiedu built to ensure every mother in the GTA feels seen, held, and genuinely cared for.

What Guides Us

Our Core Values

Everything we do every care plan, every home visit, every follow up call is shaped by these four commitments to the mothers we serve.

01
Cultural Honour

We don't just accommodate your culture we celebrate it. Your traditions, your food, your rituals are woven into every visit. We believe that feeling understood is the foundation of real healing.

02
You Come First

In a world that rushes new mothers back to "normal," we slow everything down. Your body, your heart, your rest treated as the most important things in the room. Because they are.

03
Warmth & Excellence Together

Warmth without skill is not care and skill without warmth is not enough. Every A.M.A specialist is certified, experienced, and genuinely invested in you. You get both, always.

04
We Stay

We don't disappear when the shift ends. We follow up. We check in. We notice the things you might not say out loud. Our care continues long after we've left your door.

Our
Mission

To ensure that every mother in the Greater Toronto Area regardless of her background has access to warm, expert, culturally rooted postpartum care that honours her body, her heritage, and her healing.

"Every mother deserves to be mothered after she gives birth held, nourished, and surrounded by love while she finds her footing."

The Heart of A.M.A
Our Promise to You

You Will Never Do
This Alone

"We will show up for you the way your village would with open arms, warm food, and a steady, caring presence."

From the moment you reach out to us, you are not alone. We are here to hold you, support you, and walk beside you through one of the most tender seasons of your life. That is our promise and we take it seriously.

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In Honour Of

This business exists because of the women who showed us what a mother's love truly looks like.

Jessica's Mother

Mrs Dorcas
Ama Agyeiwaa Antwi

"Mama, thank you so much for being there for me through it all. You are a true gift to me. I can always count on you to show up, even when no one else will."

Grace's Mother

Mrs Mary
Ama Bentum Miah

"Not just a reminder of my first home, but everything that a home encompasses. The warmth. The nurturing. A voice of reasoning and a core of confidence when needed."