after 4 months postpartum✨🌸

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It will be two months after giving birth. What every postpartum mother is most concerned about is postpartum body care. Today, let’s share some practical and useful lactation items for your own use! ~ 🫶🏻 Nutracare Pregnancy Oil – Apply it before delivery to prevent stretch marks, and apply it a

After having a baby postpartum really hits hard, especially postpartum hair loss. This was something I was not looking forward to after giving birth to my son. I was terrified after hearing and seeing all the stories & pictures posted on social media of women losing their hair but I realize

As a first time mom I had no idea what my postpartum journey was going to look like. I was so scared about the healing process and the pain. But honestly it wasn’t that bad! Here is a list of items and how you’ll be using them on your post partum journey. 1. Upside down peri bottle: The hospital

* This content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.* The answer is yes and no. Every women’s body, birth, labor & postpartum experience is different. Some women may bounce back immediately and others may not. my hot take on it:

Since middle school I’ve been struggling with acne and I’ve tried so many different products. When I became pregnant it didn’t help. It spread onto my back and chest. I had my beautiful baby girl a week after my 20th birthday and 4 months later I still have the acne and dark spots. Panoxyl has been

smell like onions yet?? let’s be honest about PP BO…. it’s the WORST! 😭 i’ve dealt with it for the LONGEST time because i did not want to spend 15 bucks on a deodorant 😐 although it’s so worth it and i wish i would’ve bought it sooner. i’ve had issues literally since 5 months PP up until this month

6 months postpartum and I feel like I’m still figuring everything out 🤍 no one really talks about this stage when they’re not a newborn anymore but still need you for everything some days feel easy some days feel like survival mode and somehow you’re just expected to keep up with everyth

Here are a few of my favorite meals I’ve made this week as someone who is 4 months postpartum and trying to eat healthy! 🥣 Stir fry 🥣 avocado toast 🥣 salad 🥣 burger bowl #lemon8partner #postpartummealprep #postpartum #whatieat #mealinspo

Getting tattoos 7 months postpartum! #FTM #breastfeedingmomma #boymom 💙 #tattoo

Love this new body of mine🥰 #motherhood #pospartumjouney #postpartumweight #postpartumbodyimage

I’m currently 2 months postpartum and these are how I get in a good workout even when I have little time. 🤍I’m in the middle of the 1 month Pilates plan and it’s been a perfect workout for when the baby is napping. It’s quiet and most videos are short so I can usually finish a whole workout in o

So I’ve been struggling with loving my postpartum body for months now. I know some mommy’s out there can relate! I am combating diastasis recti currently and have been feeling rather down about my new mom body. So, one day, I decided to do something about it! Just one problem tho… I don’t like work

Postpartum isn’t easy. Some days feel lighter, some feel heavier. Doing this as a mom of two has been harder than I ever planned. Balancing work and trying to be fully present has challenged me in ways I didn’t expect. But being a mom is still one of the hardest and most beautiful jobs I’ll ever

There is actually no treatment or cure for postpartum hair loss. It happens because of all the hormone changes after giving birth. It usually peaks around four months and can last up to a year postpartum. Since it can’t be prevented the best option is to treat the hair you have as well as any n

If I could look back at myself at 4 weeks postpartum I would tell her “you’re doing amazing, it may not seem like it or feel like it but my gosh you’ve built a beautiful family & you’re going to get through this!” In September 2023 I had my second baby and one thing for sure is that I do NOT

My first postpartum experience wasn’t the best, but it wasn’t the worst. I was definitely depleted and my mood wasn’t very stable. The 2nd time around, I thrived because I was much more prepared and informed! In about 2 months I will experience my 3rd postpartum and I plan on doing all of these

The first three months after birth, often called the “fourth trimester”, are a time of deep transition, healing, and learning. Here’s what you might experience and how to navigate it with grace: ✨ Healing Takes Time Your body just did something incredible. Prioritize rest, nourishment, and give

My cover photo is the day before I went into labor with my son at 38 weeks. The second photo is the day after I delivered him I gained 70 pounds with my son. And after delivery, I had only lost 5 of those pounds. I was so upset because I was told that I was a baby well my fork to mouth diseas