Postpartum
Your pregnancy journey doesn’t just end after you give birth. Also known as the fourth trimester, the postpartum period is a time for healing and rest as you navigate this wild new world (with a tiny sidekick in tow).
Your pregnancy journey doesn’t just end after you give birth. Also known as the fourth trimester, the postpartum period is a time for healing and rest as you navigate this wild new world (with a tiny sidekick in tow).
The door clicked shut, and suddenly, I was alone. Just me and you. It wasn't supposed to feel this quiet. Or this overwhelming.
Although annoying, postpartum night sweats are common and usually not a cause for alarm.
No time for baking? No problem.
Know this: Treating the first 40 days after birth as sacred may help reduce postpartum depression.
Pregnancy and childbirth can be an amazing experience for women, but it can also cause some intimate issues postpartum.
“In Alabama, we are committed to strengthening families and supporting those who serve our state,” said Governor Ivey.
When fathers take at least two weeks of leave after their child’s birth, their partners are 31% more likely to still be breastfeeding at eight weeks.
Finally, a policy that acknowledges that parenting is an endurance sport in itself.
And for 15% of moms, baby-related expenses eat up over half of what they bring in.
Because your hemorrhoids need it.
Being a second time mom means that I have a better sense of what I will need to recover after birth.
From casual T-shirts to work-ready blouses, athletic-inspired to boho-chic there's an endless supply of nursing tops to suit any style or occasion.
Cesarean section mamas are absolute warriors.
The Postpartum Care in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (PeliCaN) model brings doulas and nurse-midwives directly into the NICU, helping mothers access the care they urgently need without leaving their baby’s side.
A recent study from Lund University has found that a quick, non-invasive mouth swab could help doctors personalize hormone treatments for IVF.
“Coming back to running postpartum, I just wanted to discover that joy again and reconnect with the core part of my identity that was a runner through and through.”
“Being postpartum is the most sensitive time I’ve ever gone through in my life,” she said. “Learning a new version of myself is very difficult.”
Even with help, I couldn’t rest—or eat. It wasn’t just physical—it was emotional confusion I couldn’t explain.
If you’ve ever felt like postpartum hit you like a tornado, Olivia Munn wants you to know you’re not alone.
In her “Postpartum Special” episode of Not Gonna Lie, Kylie dives into the raw, unfiltered experience of welcoming baby number four.
That pressure to perform isn’t just something celebrities face. It’s something many mothers feel.
Proxy voting is a practical solution to an outdated problem.
“In Alabama, we are committed to strengthening families and supporting those who serve our state,” said Governor Ivey.
Though the “third baby” moment was brief, it came during a larger, deeply honest conversation about early motherhood.
By making screening a standard part of postpartum care for Medicaid-covered mothers, Alabama is taking a step toward getting more moms the help they deserve.
Some new moms have Sushi Daddy™ husbands delivering a boat-sized meal straight to their bedside.
When fathers take at least two weeks of leave after their child’s birth, their partners are 31% more likely to still be breastfeeding at eight weeks.
Postpartum care isn’t a luxury—it’s essential. And yet, in the U.S., it’s treated as an afterthought.
“When he first latches I literally have to bite down on something to keep from crying.”
Finally, a policy that acknowledges that parenting is an endurance sport in itself.
And for 15% of moms, baby-related expenses eat up over half of what they bring in.
It’s not that dads can’t take the leave—it’s that they aren’t. And when dads don’t take leave, moms feel the impact.
In the now-viral image, Bailey sits holding her newborn, her hair in a messy bun, wearing a hoodie, sporting a look of pure postpartum bewilderment.