A registry built around your recovery.
Matched to your birth plan, plus the nesting checklist that gets your home ready for the part that actually matters.
Start your registryPostpartum registry & support.
You planned for the baby. Now plan for your fourth trimester.
The first registry, nesting plan, and recovery hub built entirely around the mother, not the nursery.
The data
She takes care of everyone. Who's taking care of her?
1 in 5
mothers experience a postpartum mental health disorder. This is about 600,000 in the U.S. every year.
75%
of those mothers never receive treatment. Nearly 50% are never diagnosed.
6 weeks
until the single check-up that's somehow meant to cover all of it.
Lack of social support is the most consistently cited risk factor for postpartum depression. The support gap is not a personal failure. It is a systems failure.
Sources: Policy Center for Maternal Mental Health · AAMC · GW Milken Institute School of Public Health
The solution
Set it up once. Send it once.
Fourth is a postpartum support platform organized around one shareable link. A mother sets up her Fourth Registry once. She sends it once. Her village knows exactly what to do.
Nesting Checklist
Maya's village
Live
- Stock the freezer (20 meals)Sara
- Schedule postpartum doulaMom
- Set up recovery stationAunt J
- Book lactation consultKim
- Arrange house cleaningDev
Freezer meals18 / 20 stocked
We're not like regular registriesPostpartum Registries & Checklists Nesting Parties Coming soonClub Fourth
The fourth trimester doesn't care if you're ready. We made sure you are.
Three ways Fourth gets you set up for the part that actually matters: recovery, support, and the people who show up.
The modern shower, reimagined for the mother.
Friends claim meals and tasks. You watch the freezer fill and the list clear, in real time.
Plan a nesting partyThe club every mother should be in.
Your recovery day by day, a private symptom log for your appointments, real perks, and a community you can lean on.
Find a registry
Looking for someone's registry?
Search by her name to find a registry or a nesting party, and show up the way she actually needs.
Private by default. Only public registries appear in search.
Plan a Nesting Party
The modern shower, reimagined for the mother.
A nesting party isn't about games and cake. It's the gathering where your people actually set you up. Think meals stocked, tasks actioned, and care booked so your fourth trimester starts strong and supported.
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Set the date
Pick a date, add a note, choose virtual or in-person.
- 2
Invite your village
Share one link. Guests RSVP and see what's needed.
- 3
Watch the help roll in
Meals, tasks, and care get claimed and actioned, so you stay focused on recovery.
Meals, claimed in real time
Friends pick a night and drop off a freezer-ready meal. You watch the freezer fill without the group chat chaos.
Tasks, not just things
Lawn mowed, dog walked, dishes done. Register for the help that actually matters in week two or six.
Care, gifted
Lactation consults, postpartum doula hours, house cleaning. All giftable, all in one link.
One link, zero awkwardness
RSVPs, claims, and updates live in one place. No 'did you get my text?' follow-ups.
No registry yet? You can plan a nesting party first.
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Recovery, feeding, nourishment, rest, and giftable care. Explore what other mothers actually reached for.
RecoveryFeedingNourishmentRest & sleepCare & servicesMind
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Everything you might be wondering
Baby registries are built around the nursery. Fourth is built around the mother. Her recovery, her nourishment, her rest, and the support she'll actually need in the first twelve weeks. There is nothing for the baby here, and that's the point.