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Post natal

January 2nd, 2022

Recovering from a vaginal tear

Vaginal (perineal) tears are one of the many joyous facts of childbirth (sense the sarcasm here ladies) and they’re relatively common. Here’s how you can expect your recovery to go.

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January 2nd, 2022

Overcoming postpartum depression

After a huge emotional, physical, and behavioral upheaval, it’s not surprising that so many women suffer from depression post-birth. But it’s important to remember, you’re not alone…

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December 6th, 2021

Recovering from your C-section

Going through a Cesarean is classed as major surgery and taking the time to recover properly following a C-section is so important for both mom and baby.

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June 30th, 2021

Breastfeeding Let-Down: How To Catch Every Drop

The let-down reflex is just another way of describing the process that causes milk to flow from the breast. Want to learn more? We've got you covered.

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May 15th, 2018

How to cope with breastfeeding sweats and other post-pregnancy hormonal changes

Most people know, or at least intuit, that the process of pregnancy and birth is the most extraordinary thing. Nine months of dramatic bodily changes, possible nausea, weird food obsessions and a

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May 3rd, 2018

Mommy movement patterns: pelvic floor exercises in everyday life post-pregnancy

When recovering from childbirth there is a lot of focus on your pelvic floor muscles and deep abdominals (Transverse Abdominis or TVA). This is important and should form the foundation for everything

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