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Restoring Your Abdominals Postpartum - Expecting and Empowered
Many women are discouraged that their belly does not immediately return to its pre-pregnancy state. Due to bodily changes during pregnancy, it can be really difficult to get your abdominals functioning well. We have information to help!
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Glute Clenching in Pregnancy & Postpartum
In the later stages of pregnancy and early postpartum this is a common habit that we often don't even realise we are doing. Gripping your butt and tucking your pelvis means the glutes are in a constant state of clench and can become tight and weak. It also creates less space at the back of the hip & adds to pelvic floor tension. The first step to correct this is actually the awareness you are doing it! Intentionally relax and let go, adjust your posture when holding your baby. It's common to see mamas create a little shelf with their hips by pushing them forward and tucking their butt under.
Postpartum Diet Plan for New Moms - Preparing for Baby Tips, 4th Trimester Tips for Mom
Preparing for Baby? You're going to need these Postpartum diet tips for after baby arrives. Learn what to eat postpartum for healing, breastfeeding and weight loss so that you can thrive during motherhood. Includes 4th trimester tips for best foods to eat after having a baby, healthy postpartum recipes and a sample postpartum diet meal plan for breastfeeding moms. Get all the postpartum diet tips and ideas!
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Movement For Early Postpartum
SAVE for movement ideas for your early postpartum recovery Rest and all the newborn snuggles are of course a priority, however gentle movement during this period can be healing. These movements reconnect to your core and pelvic floor with diaphragmatic breathing, mobilise your rib cage & upper back, relieve pelvic floor tension, improve circulation & swelling. Start these as early as your first week postpartum — or whenever you feel ready (no bounce back culture on this page). These should leave you feeling GOOD and not cause any pain or discomfort. #earlypostpartum #postpartumfitness #postpartumexercise
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Movement for Week 1 Postpartum | Save this for baby's delivery!
Week 1 with my baby boy 🩵 As a pelvic floor physical therapist and mom of 2, these are some gentle movements I perform myself as well as prescribe to my patients in those early postpartum days. The goal with these movements is to reconnect with your new postpartum body that often feels foreign. Try each of these movements for 10-15 reps once per day and notice how you feel after each session. You may feel calmer & less tense — which is the goal after delivery! Want a 12 week pelvic floor, core and full body rehab program developed by a pelvic floor physical therapist? Join my Movement Through Early Postpartum program via the link in my bio 🖤 #postpartumrecovery #postpartumrehab #pelvicfloorrecovery
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10 Movements for your first 6 weeks postpartum
You do not have to wait until 6 weeks! Early movement postpartum helps to improve blood flow and oxygenation to your muscles which helps with healing. Not to mention, movement in general helps to improve mental health, reduce pain and boost your energy! Need more guidance in your postpartum recovery? Click for more from my Movement Through Early Postpartum program to reconnect, retrain and rebuild your pelvic floor and full body after a vaginal or cesarean delivery.
How To Reintroduce Movement In Early Postpartum
“You’re cleared for exercise” – now what? Although you may have been given the all clear from your provider, this does not mean you are ready for any and all exercise. Rest alone is not enough and this 6 week ‘all clear’ we are given by our provider is misleading. There is no emphasis or road map on a gradual return to exercise which leaves many moms confused and disappointed that they still don’t feel like themselves at the 6 week mark. Instead, a realistic timeframe for recovering postpartum is 6-18 months.....
Top 3 Post Birth Recovery Kits for New Moms
Prepare yourself with post birth recovery kits. As a mom of two, I understand the importance of having the right tools and support to aid recovery. Read the post to learn the top 3 post birth recovery kits.
5 Exercises For Strong Glutes Postpartum
So, how can you build strong glutes postpartum? Here are some of my favourite exercises to include in your postpartum fitness routine for a well rounded approach to your glute strength...
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10 Movements for your first 6 weeks postpartum
You do not have to wait until 6 weeks! Early movement postpartum helps to improve blood flow and oxygenation to your muscles which helps with healing. Not to mention, movement in general helps to improve mental health, reduce pain and boost your energy! Need more guidance in your postpartum recovery? Click for more from my Movement Through Early Postpartum program to reconnect, retrain and rebuild your pelvic floor and full body after a vaginal or cesarean delivery.
For my EARLY postpartum women, Vaginal & Csection