The transition to motherhood is a wild ride. From bleeding to postpartum depression, here’s what you need to know about navigating the fourth trimester.
Plus, four ways to really connect with your partner after birth.
Every time I go to throw them away, I feel a pang of guilt. This underwear saved my life. Okay, maybe it wasn't that extreme, but it did bring me comfort. This package of underwear was the first step towards regaining some semblance of dignity and normalcy after giving birth. This underwear propelled me into motherhood.
What if instead of facing down a mountain of new challenges, you could tackle each part of the fourth trimester transition in small, manageable bites?
I long to reconnect with you again. I long to put that stellar dress and heels back on. But I feel like leaky breasts are probably the least sexy thing, right?
Inhale confidence and exhale doubt. You've got this, mama. And we're here to help.
The Life After Birth project is changing the way we look at and talk about postpartum bodies.
I matter too. I am a person too. I am valuable. I am the baby's whole world so I need to be seen so I don't lose myself.
"Is it skinny? No. Is it what it used to be? No. Did it bounce right back? No. But it's a body & it's at the pool. So it's pool ready."
When my husband wanted to start having sex again, I most definitely didn't.
It doesn't always look how you might think.
Her secret weapons are honesty and support.
Thank you for the gift of health. Thank you for the gift of life. Thank you for the gift of movement.
It's one of the best state-level family leave plans America has seen yet
We're not just a uterus. We're not just a lifeline to a new and precious soul. We're mothers. And we need someone to make sure we're okay, too.
"My stomach has lumps and bumps that didn't used to be there," shares Fedotowsky.
What I want to say when people ask, "What's it like to be a new mom?"
1. Worry-free underwear
Thank you, Ali.
Because it's an issue people on both sides of the aisle should be thinking about.
Everything you need to know, mama.