Postpartum boundaries

People flock to new babies. We want to hold them and stare at them and experience their utter newness. This is a good desire. But the trouble comes when we fail to consider mom and the importance of those first weeks. When we are postpartum, we are sleep deprived and recovering (sometimes from surgery!) and learning to parent this new baby and establishing breastfeeding (with an ounce of privacy, please!)

Creating boundaries as a new parent with your mother-in-law or other family members can feel tricky. Here’s how to get started.

How to set boundaries after baby so that you protect your postpartum needs. Tips to identify and communicate your boundaries.

14 tips to help you survive the first 14 days postpartum. Simple ways you can make posptartum recovery easier and start to feel like yourself again.

Access an informative guide featuring 15 practical ways to cope with postpartum rage as a new mom. Learn about identifying your triggers, setting boundaries, quick workouts, healthy eating, the benefits of outsourcing, the importance of sleep, the power of staying connected, and much more. Read the blog 👇

The postpartum period is a difficult transition for moms, so it's important to provide help that respects a new parent's boundaries.

Setting boundaries is not selfish and can be a simple form of self-care. Check out this free guide for tips on setting healthy boundaries in your life and get you back to enjoying motherhood!

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