Do not read this if you are easily disgusted, or if you are going to comment here and tell me how gross it is that I wrote about this stuff, or that I have no filter. Do not read this if you are a dude, unless you are married to a very pregnant lady and want to be supportive. But DO read this if you are pregnant, (maybe especially if you are pregnant for the first time).
It’s something that you really can’t comprehend until you’ve done it. And even then, when you’ve done it, postpartum still seems like a hazy + baffling time.
And shocking.
The postpartum experience is shocking, to say the least.
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You’ve adored her growing baby bump for months now. You had a blast at her baby shower, and you’ve bemoaned her swollen ankles with her. And finally, that perfect bundle of joy is here! But wait…before you rush off to meet the little baby, read this list of rules for visiting a new mom.
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Postpartum recovery the last time I had a baby really threw me for a loop. This time I’ll be far more prepared.
I started seeing a pelvic floor occupational therapist a few weeks ago (and I’m excited to write in more detail about that later – because I think pelvic floor health is something that EVERY mamma should know about).