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Postpartum recovery is not always pretty. I don't

Postpartum recovery is not always pretty. I don't shy away from those things.

If you are headed into postpartum, being prepared is the most important thing you can do.

You may have heard horror stories about the first postpartum poop, and for good reason. It can be painful if you aren't prepared.

With these tips you will find your postpartum experience to be much less painful and avoid unnecessary complications.

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After sadly finding out we lost our baby last Dece

After sadly finding out we lost our baby last December we are so excited to be sharing all my hard work! Last December at our first ultrasound there was no heartbeat and that was hard to swallow. After some serious healing we are so excited to share this little baby that will soon join our family.

I shed a lot of tears during that loss and honestly was very worried in the beginning of this pregnancy about this new little babe.

I have worked hard to eat really well, exercise regularly, and heal my mind to be the best I can be for this little baby.

A few weeks ago we finally got to see the baby and it was such a blessing and brought so much peace. We hope to meet our little babe in November but no matter what happens we are enjoying them as a family for as long as we get them!

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After spending a simple afternoon with some incred

After spending a simple afternoon with some incredible moms at the park at different phases of our motherhood journey I’m reminded of just how valuable these relationships are in this phase of life.

Sharing stories together, laughing about the ridiculous things our kids are doing, and unconditional support is something every mom needs, especially a new mom who is navigating this 180 change.

There is something truly magical about coming together in the midst of motherhood chaos, knowing that we are not alone in the journey.

Every chaotic moment to spontaneous dance party is a reminder of the resilience we possess as mothers.

Tag a friend in the comments who’s been there with you through the ups and downs in f motherhood, helping you navigate this wild ride with love and laughter.

Let's have a real talk about supplementing with fo

Let's have a real talk about supplementing with formula or feeding with formula. 🍼

As much as we're bombarded with messages about the 'breast is best' mantra, the reality is, feeding our babies is about so much more than how they get their nourishment.

Whether it's due to low milk supply, latch issues, or simply personal choice, supplementing with formula can be a game-changer for many moms—and that's okay! It's about meeting our babies' needs while also taking care of ourselves.

So let's ditch the guilt and judgment, and embrace the beauty of choice and flexibility in feeding our little ones. Because at the end of the day, a fed baby is a happy baby, and a happy mama is what truly matters. 💕

Each provider has pros and cons. Take the time to

Each provider has pros and cons. Take the time to research what works best for you and your birthing goals!
Once you make that decision sit down and interview potential providers so you find someone that supports your goals and will listen and advocate for what you want and need!

Some moms love the newborn phase, but for many it

Some moms love the newborn phase, but for many it is not what they expected. It is hard and you start wondering if there is something wrong with you.
You are not alone. It is very challenging! You are taking on a huge shift in your life, learning a whole new set of skills, while being expected to jump right back into your live with ease.

Stop. Breathe. Remind your self this is a phase. One day my baby will smile at me. One day he will be giving me big belly laughs. And one day I will get a full night of sleep again. Try to find beauty where you are and know that the hard things will one day be a distant memory. Just keep going! You got this Mama!

Over here we don’t shirk away from the uncomfort

Over here we don’t shirk away from the uncomfortable topics. Postpartum constipation is a struggle for over 20% of new moms so let’s be prepared! Why are you experiencing constipation postpartum?

Hormones: increased levels of progesterone can slow down bowel movements leading to constipation.

Pain medication: if you had an epidural or narcotics during labor or postpartum this can also slow down your gut. One of the most common side effects of narcotics is constipation.

Dehydration: you may be experiencing dehydration for several reasons. Breastfeeding, sweating, blood loss, or insufficient intake. Your intestines job is to draw out fluid to use in your body leading up harder stools.

Reduced physical activities: most women postpartum spend a lot of time resting and recovering. This lack of mobility slows down gut motility.

Iron supplementation: you may be taking iron supplements to replenish low iron levels after birth. These supplements can also cause constipation.

Episiotomy or perineal tears: pain and discomfort of episiotomy or perineal tear can lead to painful bowel movements. It can lead to fear and holding back stools and constipation.

Use this tips to combat and prevent constipation postpartum!

That first trimester hits you like a ton of bricks

That first trimester hits you like a ton of bricks and for some never ends. For 70% of pregnant moms, you will experience some form of nausea and/or vomiting during your pregnancy.

It is one of the most commonly hated pregnancy symptom, so I have some tips to ease your suffering and allow you some brighter days ahead.

Here are some of the things that I love at use myself during the first trimester. Good luck mama! You can do this!

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