Parenting’s Secret Algorithm.
Ploof—your AI co-parent from postpartum to preschool and beyond.
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We don’t do ‘one-size-fits-all’ sanity. Ploof blends ancestral wisdom (Pantang, Zuo Yuè Zi, Ayurveda) with AI to give you:
Postpartum and beyond: Ritual meal plans → toddler tantrum hacks
Invisible load lifters: Auto-delegate chores before you snap
Stigma-free sanctuaries: Voice-only support circles where ‘C-section warriors’ or ‘Pantang rebels’ heal together*
How Ploof Works.
From overwhelmed, to empowered.
Check-In
Answer quick, gentle questions (no scary labels!). Ploof uses EPDS/ GAD-7 frameworks to spot risks early.
Automate the Load
Let Ploof assign chores, plan melas, and nudge your partner. Just focus on you and your baby.
Connect, Securely
Join anonymous “Cloud Circles” with parents who share your background— like “C-Section Moms” or “Pantang Peers”.
Care That Honors Your Roots.
Choose your cultural pathway – Zuo Yue Zi, Pantang, Ayurvedic, or Modern – and Ploof adapts to your rituals, language, and needs.
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A Chinese postpartum tradition lasting 30–40 days, focused on restoring balance and “rebuilding the body” through rest, warming foods, and avoidance of wind, cold, and overstimulation.
Did you know? Mothers are often advised not to wash their hair for a month to preserve "qi" and avoid future illness. -
Observed for 40–44 days, Pantang blends Islamic, Malay, and indigenous healing practices. It emphasizes body warming herbs, belly binding (bengkung), massage, and spiritual grounding.
Did you know? The param and pilis herbal applications are used to reduce wind and calm the body after birth. -
Rooted in ancient Indian healing, this 42-day period centers around balancing Vata dosha, which becomes aggravated post-delivery. It includes oil massages, ghee-rich foods, and deep rest.
Did you know? Ayurveda teaches that how a mother heals during postpartum shapes her health for the next 40 years. -
A flexible, evidence-based plan that blends mental health screenings, nutrient tracking, and recovery milestones.
Did you know? Most parents experience the highest drop in serotonin and oxytocin between week 3–6 postpartum—timely support can make all the difference.