Oct 17, 2026
Los Angele, California, United States, October 17, 2026 -- Momcozy has introduced a new perinatal mental health guide designed to help expectant and new mothers better understand maternal mental health conditions, recognize potential warning signs, and explore available support and treatment resources. The guide also highlights Momcozy's ongoing efforts to expand access to qualified perinatal mental health professionals through its partnership with Postpartum Support International (PSI). The resource launches as applications remain open through October 31 for the Momcozy × PSI $100,000 scholarship fund.
Access to perinatal mental health care also depends on the availability of trained professionals. Announced October 1, the Momcozy × PSI $100,000 scholarship fund will award 50 full scholarships to U.S.-based licensed healthcare providers, covering 100% of coursework and examination fees for the Perinatal Mental Health Certification (PMH-C). A portion of the scholarships will be dedicated to eligible midwives and nurses within the American College of Nurse-Midwives (ACNM) network, with a focus on clinicians serving communities with limited maternal mental health resources.
“It can be difficult to find a place where you know providers will understand,” said Wendy Davis, PhD, PMH-C, President and CEO of Postpartum Support International (PSI), in the Oct. 1 announcement.
Applications close Oct. 31, and recipients will be announced Nov. 6.
The new guide provides an overview of perinatal mental health conditions that can arise during pregnancy and after birth, including the baby blues, maternal depression, and postpartum psychosis. It explores potential signs and risk factors, the impact these conditions can have on mothers and families, and available treatment and recovery resources. The guide also highlights Momcozy's Perinatal Mental Health Certification Project, which supports efforts to expand access to trained professionals.
For additional information and referrals, parents can contact Postpartum Support International's HelpLine at 1-800-944-4773. The HelpLine provides support and resources but is not an emergency service. In the U.S., individuals experiencing a mental health crisis can call or text 988 or text HOME to 741741 to reach the Crisis Text Line. The National Maternal Mental Health Hotline also offers free, confidential, 24/7 support at 1-833-852-6262.
Beyond its maternal health initiatives, Momcozy develops products designed to support parents through everyday caregiving routines. Its range includes hands-free breast pumps that allow for pumping without holding the device, as well as nursing pillows designed to provide positioning support during feeding. Together with its educational resources and partnerships, these offerings reflect Momcozy's broader commitment to supporting families throughout the parenting journey.
About Momcozy

Momcozy was founded in 2018 with a clear purpose: to help moms feel more comfortable, confident, and supported during one of life’s most meaningful and demanding transitions.
Today, Momcozy is a global leader in maternal innovation, redefining care through technology designed around real motherhood. Chosen by more than 6 million moms and families¹ across 80 countries and regions, Momcozy holds the global #1 market share in wearable breast pump² and continues to develop nursing bras, care essentials, and smart solutions that support moms from pregnancy through postpartum and beyond.
Recognizing that motherhood deserves more than products alone, Momcozy offers expert guidance, thoughtful technology, and a growing global community to support moms in who they are becoming. At the heart of Momcozy is a belief that motherhood isn’t a destination, but a lifelong journey. Moms deserve to feel seen, supported, and empowered along the way.
Momcozy's products are sold directly on the brand's website and by major retailers such as Babylist, Walmart, Target, and Amazon. To learn more about Momcozy, visit www.momcozy.com.
1. Momcozy global sales data as of June 2026. "Moms and families" is used to describe our brand audience.
2. Based on global market share of wearable breast pumps, Grand View Research 2025.
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