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What I want to tell mothers about to give birthðŸ‘ķðŸŧðŸĐĩ

I want to take a break from reading Recap one month after giving birth. New Mother's Edition âœĻ

For mothers who are about to give birth, too, I want to say...

📌 The delivery is not scary. The delivery is very fast. 10 minutes to see you. The back block does not hurt a little. The back section hurts endurably. Rating is 4 / 10. Enough. The belly belt helps a lot. Who will give birth? Prepare.

📌 in the hospital, ask the baby to try it for 24 hours so you can catch the way to go home on the first day so you don't get stressed ðŸĪĢ. If you doubt anything, ask the nurse completely before you go home.

📌 newborn baby will not suck well (not everyone) should stick to the pump to give birth as well. If the baby can suck to stimulate the breast a little, keep the pump stimulated, and the shirt in the breast should have! Not to put the baby in the breast, but to lock the breast pump cone, do not hold

📌 the stillbirth wound healed in a week. After giving birth, the weight disappeared. 7 kg. The mother was very happy. But at first, the belly would be a little bit, hahahaha. And then gradually tightened up. A lot of fish sauce only during the first week. Put on a tampon like pants, and then gradually less. Like normal. Not that annoying. Can bear.

📌 Hormones after birth are very cruel ðŸĨđ. Easy to regret. Easy to pressure yourself, afraid of not raising children. Having someone next to me who understands us is very important. If you feel bad, don't keep it alone. Say it. Tell your husband, tell your mother, tell your friends, cry out. Remember that everything will get better:)

📌 The first week is an adjustment period. Both of us and our children have no routine. You will keep changing styles ðŸĨē, but when you catch the way, you will start to get into your own place. Importantly, don't forget to find time to take care of yourself. Mother is sleeping less, the landscape is falling, the rash is so juicy. Very difficult.

📌 "No one raised a child," each person has a different way of raising it. 10 adults recommend 10 things. No need to indulge everyone. Choose the best for our child. Everyone was a first-time mother. Give yourself time. No pressure.

Every mother is very good. It's encouraging for everyone. ðŸŦķðŸŧ💖

# First birth # Maternity dissection # First son # New Mom # November team

2025/12/22 Edited to

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they told us birth control would set us free. free to chase our dreams. free to “be like men.” free from the “burden” of children. free from God’s timing. but no one told us what it would cost. no one told us how it would wreck our hormones, dull our emotions, mask real health issues, w
joelle 💕

joelle 💕

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How I prepared for pregnancy and birth âœĻ pt. 1
â™ĨïļŽPreparing my body for pregnancy and birth was one of the most transformative journeys of my life. I embraced the changes my body would go through, knowing something incredible was on the way. â™ĨïļŽI bonded with my baby early, spending time in nature and feeling that deep connection before even h
Ryah’s Roomâ™ĨïļŽ

Ryah’s Roomâ™ĨïļŽ

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A pregnant woman stands by a waterfront, looking at a city skyline under a blue sky. The image is titled "5 Things To Do Before Giving Birth," suggesting tips for expectant mothers.
A screenshot of a video titled "Breathing Techniques for an Easier Labor," featuring a woman demonstrating a breathing exercise. It highlights practicing breathing for birth preparation.
A meditation audio interface showing "Hypnobirthing Audios" and "Positive Affirmations for Birth." The visual features a pregnant woman, emphasizing mindset preparation for delivery.
FIVE things I’m glad I did before giving birth
Hi Mamas! I’m here to share the five things I did frequently that helped prepare ME for labor. This is my first experience being pregnant and I have to say it was amazing! I’m aware everyones bodies are different but I’m happy to share incase it benefits any other pregnant women out there ðŸŦķðŸŧ
Fabiana Rebecca

Fabiana Rebecca

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Things you need to know after you give birth
💭 POV: Postpartum Mom Life 💭 You’re learning that taking care of yourself is just as important as taking care of your little one. 💕 âœĻ Tip 1: Fuel your body with balanced meals—think colorful veggies, lean proteins, and whole foods that keep your energy steady. âœĻ Tip 2: Stay hydrated—keeping
Mama

Mama

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A pregnant woman in a black swimsuit stands in ocean waves under a clear sky. Text overlay reads: "BIRTH PLANNING ??? - questions to ask yourself before labor -". A small sailboat is visible in the distance.
A pregnant woman in a black swimsuit stands in ocean waves, smiling. Text overlays list birth planning questions: "Who do I want present?", "Where do I want to give birth?", "What are my thoughts on interventions?", "What are my pain management preferences?", "What are my thoughts on labor positioning and movement?".
A pregnant woman in a black swimsuit stands in ocean waves, looking away. Text overlays list birth planning questions: "How do I want to document the birth?", "What are my preferences for postpartum care?", "What are my thoughts on cord clamping and cutting?", "How do I want to manage fetal heart rate monitoring?", "How do I want to approach breastfeeding and newborn care?"
questions to ask yourself before giving birth!
hello â—ĄĖˆ 1. Who do I want present? âĢïļPartner, family members, friends, or a doula? 2. Where do I want to give birth? âĢïļHospital, birth center, home, or other options? 3. What are my thoughts on interventions? âĢïļInduction, fetal monitoring, or cesarean sections? 4. What are my pain ma
mom | sierra â—ĄĖˆ

mom | sierra â—ĄĖˆ

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An image showing bookshelves filled with colorful books, with string lights and vinyl records on the wall. Text overlay reads 'BOOKS I think you should read BASED ON YOUR BIRTH MONTH'.
A hand holds 'Even If It Breaks Your Heart' by Erin Hahn, a western romance novel for December. The cover features a person on horseback. Text highlights it as a western romance with enemies-to-lovers trope.
Three dark-covered fantasy books by Stephanie Garber, including 'Once Upon a Broken Heart,' are shown for November. Text describes them as enemies-to-lovers, whimsical fantasy.
Your Birth Month > Your Book (PT. 1)
This is purely based on vibesâ€Ķ don’t ask for an explanation lol. 🐎EVEN IF IT BREAKS YOUR HEART: I picked up this book because the cover was stunning, and the plot ended up being even better. This western romance has DEPTH, on top of comedy and romance. Incredible. 🍎ONCE UPON A BROKEN HEART: A
Caitlyn Blunt

Caitlyn Blunt

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Pregnant cat about to give birth!
Help plsðŸĪ° #cat #kittens #kitten #pregnant #pregnantcat
Gypsy

Gypsy

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baby items they provide when you give birth!
“Will they provide diapers, wipes and all that stuff or do we have to bring our own?” ðŸĪ” #birth #postpartum #newborn #laboranddelivery #pregnancy
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Labor Junkie RN

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A woman with a headscarf is drawing a birth chart on a wooden table, surrounded by lit candles, crystals, and astrology books. The image features the text overlay "HOW TO DO YOUR BIRTH CHART MANUALLY" and a Lemon8 watermark.
How to do your birth chart manually
HOW TO DO YOUR BIRTH CHART MANUALLY (Old School, Wise Woman Style) If you really wanna learn your birth chart by hand, it’s like learning to read the sky literally. It ain’t just numbers and planets, it’s a map of you. Here’s how to get into it: What You’ll Need to Start: 1. Your Exact Bi
The Hidden Porch ÂĐ

The Hidden Porch ÂĐ

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A Postpartum Truth: Giving Birth Young Is Hard
Postpartum body dysmorphia is something so many young moms go through silently. And honestly? It’s more than just “not liking your body.” It’s the mental exhaustion that comes with no longer feeling at home in yourself anymore. People will tell you: “you just had a baby” and while that’s tru
BlÞe

BlÞe

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Birth plan
The most important thing about this is that both you and your baby are safe. Do not stress a birth plan. Make one simple and straightforward. I stressed mine since I was like 5 months and nothing went as planned. It was kind of disappointing and that’s why we don’t stress expectations. Birth
Lifestyle | Motherhood ðŸĨĨðŸĪŽ

Lifestyle | Motherhood ðŸĨĨðŸĪŽ

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Hospital polices you can say NO to during birth
1. Continuous Fetal Monitoring Fetal monitoring is done to measure the baby’s heart rate in-utero. Some hospitals still set you up with a continuous (permanent, so to speak) heart rate monitor around your belly that is attached to a computer and printer. This monitor also measures the timing and i
Saige | Toddler momâœĻðŸŠīâĪïļ

Saige | Toddler momâœĻðŸŠīâĪïļ

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A toddler sits on the floor looking at a baby in a car seat, with text overlay 'What to know GIVING BIRTH before you go!'. This image introduces the topic of preparing for childbirth.
Two children play on a playground slide, accompanied by text bubbles listing birth preparation topics: 'What your environment will look like', 'Signs of labor', 'Hospital/facility policies', 'Postpartum care necessitates', and 'Maternity leave planning'.
An adult carries a child outdoors, with text bubbles outlining further birth preparation points: 'Know your rights', 'Know who's on your support team', 'Research newborn care', 'Prepare for postpartum mental health care', and 'Have a bag packed'.
What to know before you give birth 🍞
Giving birth is such an exciting emotional time for anyone who goes through it! The anticipation that builds until the day comes is hard to explain, after all is said and done the entire experience is so special. ðŸĨWhat your environment will look like: Regardless of the type of birth you plan on
Mariana â€Ē sahm

Mariana â€Ē sahm

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A pregnant person in a hospital gown holds their belly, with text overlay "What I wish I'd known About Getting An Epidural" serving as the article's title.
A hospital room with a desk and medical equipment, featuring text overlays: "YOU'LL NEED TO STAY VERY STILL," "YOU MIGHT GET FENTANYL TOO," and "IT CAN TAKE A FEW MINUTES TO KICK IN."
A hospital room with a sink and counter, displaying text overlays: "YOU MIGHT STILL FEEL PRESSURE," "YOU'LL PROBABLY GET A CATHETER," and "IT'S OKAY TO ASK QUESTIONS."
What I Wish I’d Known About Getting an Epidural ðŸĪâœĻ
When I got my epidural, it honestly felt like a blur — I don’t remember much, but I do remember the relief. If you’re thinking about getting one or just want to feel more prepared, here are a few things I wish I’d known before: ☑ïļ You’ll need to stay very still. Even during contractions, y
Modern Mom | Shannon

Modern Mom | Shannon

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My "extra" Birth PlanðŸŒļ
Yes, maybe it was a lot but guess what, the nurses didn't have to ask me a single thing. Everything was there, pre thought about, and I didn't have to stress about any decision making because all of my decisions were made and available. The nurses were also super sweet about it and loved th
Juice

Juice

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Biblical Guidance Mothers Need for This Journey
Motherhood is holy work. It stretches you, tests you, humbles you, and grows you in ways no one warns you about. It is beautiful and exhausting at the same time, and some days you feel like you are holding your entire world together with prayer and leftover strength. But the good news is simple, Go
Ashia Jones

Ashia Jones

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I want to be his wife not his mom
Not wanting be a wife is okay. But what some of us mean is that we don't want to be a mom. Many of us give up on love because we saw many women including our selves being mothers and not wives. We've watched women believe in men more than they believed in themselves. Pouring coffee into a
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Sibgle_anddddd

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the truth about MOTHERHOOD ðŸ‘ĐðŸū‍🍞ðŸĪ°ðŸūðŸĐ·
I love being a mother ðŸĐ·it’s everything to me honestly I feel like I have a sole purpose in life and I actually have a reason to constantly elevate my self . Since becoming a mother I hold myself to a different standard I have done so much personal growth, l've learned so much about myself an
k.marie

k.marie

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A woman lies in bed, holding a basal body thermometer to her mouth, with text overlay stating "I DON'T USE HORMONAL BIRTH CONTROL What I do instead."
A phone screen displays various health apps, with the "Premom" app highlighted by an arrow, indicating its use for fertility tracking.
A graph illustrates basal body temperature and LH testing results over a menstrual cycle, showing how these metrics predict ovulation and fertile windows for protection.
I DON’T USE HORMONAL BIRTH CONTROL 👇
I quit birth control 8 months ago and will never look back🙅ðŸŧ‍♀ïļ I had been using the copper IUD for 3 years. I loved it until I didn't love it. I was dealing with ðŸĨąFatigue, exhaustion ðŸ˜ĄSevere PMS symptoms 😭Mental health struggles ðŸĨšOvarian cysts ðŸ˜ĩStrong body odor ðŸ’ĐConstipation ðŸ’ĨLow
Stephanie

Stephanie

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What would you do if a friend posted TMI about you
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Black-Liberation.Tech

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A book page titled 'my father's eyes, my mother's rage' with a poem about longing to be a 'daddy's girl' and wishing for a father's love, adorned with a pink flower outline.
A book page titled 'my father's eyes, my mother's rage' with a poem seeking accountability and an apology from a parent, decorated with white and yellow flower outlines and a heart.
A book page titled 'my father's eyes, my mother's rage' with a poem expressing numbness and crushed heart over a father's absence, featuring a yellow and white tulip illustration.
My fathers eyes, my mothers rage.
#poetry #poetrybook #healingjourney #poetrybooks #poetryfromtheheart
Ashley

Ashley

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The Better Way to Prep for Birth
YES—there are better ways to birth than flat on your back! That position might be common, but it’s not always the most effective or comfortable. Here are some birth positions that can make a big difference: âœĻHands & knees: opens the pelvis and relieves back pressure âœĻSide-lying: great f
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thedowntheredoc

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A woman holding a baby in a carrier, with text overlay 'What they DON'T tell you about POSTPARTUM'. The image highlights unspoken aspects of postpartum recovery.
A woman holding a baby, with text 'VERY EMOTIONAL' and a description about postpartum hormone changes causing heightened emotions.
A woman holding a baby, with text 'Clots clots clots' and information about passing large blood clots during postpartum recovery.
WHAT THEY DONT TELL YOU ABOUT POSTPARTUM!!
Postpartum can be one of the hardest stages that a woman goes through after being pregnant and giving birth. There are so many different stages of postpartum that a woman can go through and of course everyone has their own unique postpartum journey. Let’s take a moment and learn a little ab
Kelly Cardoso

Kelly Cardoso

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A pregnant belly in profile against a dark background, with text overlay "Best Day Ever! My Positive Birth Story!" and emojis of a pregnant woman, a shocked face, and pink hearts. It serves as a title card for a birth story.
A close-up of a newborn baby's face, wearing a pink and blue striped hat with a bow. The baby has rosy cheeks and a slight grimace, wrapped in a blanket, likely in a hospital setting.
A close-up of a newborn baby sleeping peacefully, wearing a pink and blue striped hat. The baby is swaddled in a white blanket with colorful duck and heart patterns.
My Positive Birth Story! ðŸ˜ąðŸ’•ðŸĪ°ðŸ―
When I found that I was having a baby girl that was one of the best days of my life. I didn’t give birth the natural way that I planned. I thought I was going to be home and my water would have broke but “No”. I lost my OB doctor when I was 36weeks pregnant and I was soo stressed because I needed
CozyGirlMama 😎

CozyGirlMama 😎

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HAPPY MOTHERS DAY ðŸĐĩ🔆ðŸŒļ
Happy Mother's Day, everyone! Today, as we honor the incredible moms in our lives, I want to share a quick thought from Matthew 6:34: 'Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Moms, you're the worriers of the world, but today, let's take a break from tha
🔆ðŸĐĩDrawnToFaithðŸĐĩ🔆

🔆ðŸĐĩDrawnToFaithðŸĐĩ🔆

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3 things they don’t tell you about Newborns
I feel like a lot of stress postpartum comes from false expectations. People talk like babies are meant to sleep really well on there on in a crib from day one, and people act like newborns are “needy” if they want to be held. This makes parents feel like they are doing something wrong if their bab
kellythedoula

kellythedoula

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The image displays the title "If Birth Dates Were Warnings:" in bold black text on a light gray, textured background. Lemon8 branding and usernames are visible at the bottom.
This image describes personality traits for those born on the 1st, 10th, 19th, or 28th, highlighting their independence, drive, hidden fear of weakness, and need for unwavering support. Lemon8 branding is at the bottom.
This image describes personality traits for those born on the 2nd, 11th, 20th, or 29th, emphasizing their deep emotional capacity, tendency to absorb others' feelings, hidden self-blame, and need for reciprocal care. Lemon8 branding is at the bottom.
What your birth date means! (not original)
#trend #meaningful #birthmonth #philosophy
cloudybrii

cloudybrii

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Listen to the Mothers
I’m a birth doula in the Sarasota, FL area wanting to help other mothers be empowered in their birth experiences. ðŸ“ļ Follow my girl Carmen Siguenza on IG and FB for more of her incredible photography work. She's located in central KY if you're interested in her services. IG: csig.photogr
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a_mothers_keeper

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