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What I Have In My Hospital Bag When I Give Birth
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THINGS TO LEARNABOUT BEFOREBIRTH
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Since Birth
#storytime #lemon8contest #bodyneutrality #bodypositivity Super short story time but at the same time it’s the longest I have, since this mark has been with me throughout my entire life! 🎨 I view it as a mini canvas that represents my love for art. I also hope this is another ex
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Hospital polices you can say NO to during birth
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What Was On My Birth Plan
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Birth positive affirmations
It’s important to go with a positive mindset to give birth. Since the moment I found out I was pregnant I was very afraid of the big day. I didn’t have a partner to encourage me as I needed so when I got closer to my due date I started looking up positive affirmations and trying to make up my mind.
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Preparing for a c-section birth
As a first time mom, I had no idea how to prepare for a cesarean birth. I also didn’t know much moms personally who had c-sections to seek advice from. Of course I was given specific instructions from my OB about a week before my induction date so I wasn’t completely in the dark but it just felt
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Life since giving birth👩🏽🍼
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How My Oura Ring is My Birth Control ✨
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Things I wish i knew about newborns before birth
I did a lot of research while pregnant trying to be the most prepared i could be for my new baby. I was so scared to be a new mom since it wasn’t planned but he’s such a blessing 🩵 Here’s a few things I didn’t realize until after giving birth that hopefully can help some other mamas out there too
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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
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Things I’m doing daily to prepare for birth
Of course I’m making lots of physical preparation’s for birth, but I think that one of the most overlooked preparation’s for birth is the mental aspect! Meditating, relaxing, planning… these are all such crucial parts of giving birth! Of course if it’s your first time around, it might be harder t
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birth plan vs reality
my birth plan was pretty simple with my second child! i knew not to have too many specific things since birth is so unpredictable. i hoped to go into labor naturally and spend as much time as possible at home. i ended up being induced but still got to labor at home as long as possible! usually
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Best books to read when prepping for homebirth
These are my top three favorite books I have read on homebirth since starting this journey! I’m 35 weeks pregnant now, hoping to only have 2 weeks left until baby arrives! Although I am super excited to meet baby and to be done with a lot of the aches and pains that come with pregnancy, I’m defin
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My positive birth story as a first time mom
I wanted to pop in and share a positive birth story, because I feel like there are so many posts and stories that focus on what went wrong. As a first time mom who has been manifesting a perfect home birth since I was in high school, all I wanted to read were positive stories of quick, vaginal, unm
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✨🩺 Birth Control Struggles… SPILL ALL YOUR TEA 👩🏾⚕️✨
✨ So I asked what yall think I had done and the big reveal? It was me getting my Nexplanon implant taken out last year. That thing had me acting UNHINGED. My mood swings were ridiculous, my irritability was on 10000, and the weight gain? Oh BADDD. Ever since I got it taken out, I swear I feel more
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was your birth control experience bad or good?
I had the nexplanon implant put in from when I was 17 to 22, but recently I decided to get back on it. and let me tell you I was NOT prepared for how bad it was about to be. Within a few days my mental health started to take a hit, and by week two it was pretty unbearable - extreme anxiety, intr
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Lets talk birth control (Nexplanon)
Overall i definitely recommend it to anyone who is considering i love mines & and so happy i got it 🩵 #nexplanon #myexperience #birthcontrol #honestreview #GirlTalk #Lemon8Diary #embracevulnerability #unfiltered #shareyourthoughts
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Let’s talk birth control
I know having kids is a blessing but I am not ready for more I am good with my 2 beautiful baby’s for now Idk how I would do it with 3. I have Nexplanon but I am tired of these periods! The 1st time I got it I had 1 long period then never again for those 3 years nd this time it is clearly differe
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non invasive birth control methods
hello ◡̈ I simply hate birth control. I hate the way it makes me feel, it imbalances my hormones, I don’t like the idea of something permanently being inside of me, I forget to take the pill, it makes me feel sick, it makes me more depressed & emotional and honestly soo many other reasons. Bir
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Sex After Birth
When to become sexually active again is unique to each person's recovery. Your body has been through many changes and needs time to heal (this takes about 6 weeks). Since you and your partner are dealing with new emotions and lack of sleep, 1 (or both) of you may not be ready for sex. Talkin
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My Birth plan Vs What actually happened😭
Giving birth and labor is not what I expected and as a first time mom no one prepared me for labor. I had made this outline of what I wanted my labor experience to look like and sometimes things don ’t always go as planned. First off I was having false labor the night before and that lasted for a to
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Best Book For Women Getting Off Birth Control 🌸🫶🏾
I've learned so much taking care of myself when it comes to my reproductive health and fertility, especially getting off birth control. I have been on birth control since the age of 17. I am 31, and I do want children some day, so I have told myself I have to get my hormones, my reproductive, a
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