Ice pads after delivery

For maximum postpartum recovery and healing, try the comfort of a padsicle. These padsicles will give you a soothing feeling for the pain

Is your due date around the corner? Use this Postpartum recovery checklist to help you prepare for a smooth recovery after birth.

Make your own padsicles (frozen postpartum pads) with aloe vera, witch hazel and lavender. Best pads for postpartum recovery! #padsicles #postpartum

Healing after birth totally sucks. As if trying to keep a crazy, little milk monster alive weren't enough, you've got to worry about an extremely tender vagina that is bleeding more than you ever thought possible. Oh joy. I only had three stitches with my little: one on the top, one on the bottom, and one on the side. I think I'm pretty lucky, considering a friend of mine had her LO's head and arm pop out at the same time and ended up with nine. Even if you don't need any stitches at all…

At 36 weeks I wanted to make sure to have some soothing postpartum pads made and in the freezer so that I wasn't having to explain to my husband how to make them. After researching how others have been making them I made a couple changes. Here is how I made them, I have also included direct links on the products that I have used for your reference. Ingredients: *Always Maxi Overnight Extra Heavy Flow (20 count) Direct Link *Fruit of the Earth 100% Aloe Vera Gel 6 oz Direct Link *Thayers…

About this item SOOTHING FEMININE COLD PACKS provide cooling relief from pain and discomfort after child birth delivery, pregnancy, after surgery, c-section incision, reduce swelling, muscle relief, hemorrhoids, stitches and multi use kids. COOLING, CALMING gel pads are made of soft-touch, medical grade film and stay pliable and flexible when frozen, providing much more comfort that standard ice packs and hospital ice packs. Remember to throw them in your hospital bag! WASHABLE AND REUSABLE…

I had a baby a few weeks ago and there are a few things that I...

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The ice pack to end all ice packs. Does that even make any sense? It kinda does. I mean, you may NEVER need another ice pack again. Wouldn't that be nice?! I mean, tell me

RealNewMom: Undie Sundae - need hospital stuffs to make it but I'll tell the nurses my plan :) (sexy mesh undies + gigantic menstrual pad + perineal ice pack + Tucks + epifoam = soothing twatsicle/coochie sundae surprise)