Does your tummy still feel different after having a baby? ❤️
That little “gap” or bulge down the middle of your abdomen may be more than just a change from pregnancy.
Diastasis recti is common during pregnancy and postpartum — but what’s actually happening beneath the surface? From hormones and genetics to the important role of the linea alba, understanding your abdominal wall can help you better understand your recovery.
If you’re pregnant, newly postpartum or still wondering about your core years after having children, this article explains what diastasis recti is, why it happens and how you can support your body through recovery.
💗 Your body grew a baby. It deserves understanding, support and time to recover.
Read the full article and discover what’s really happening with your abdominal muscles.
A C-section is a birth… but it’s also major abdominal surgery. ❤️🩹
And yet, just days later, you’re expected to go home, care for a newborn, get in and out of bed, lift, feed, settle, walk around — and somehow recover at the same time.
If you’ve had a Caesarean, knowing how to protect your healing body in those first precious weeks can make a real difference.
From posture and breathing to reducing abdominal pressure, gradually returning to exercise, scar massage and support wear — these 6 practical recovery tips are designed to help you understand what your body needs while it heals.
Because recovering from a C-section deserves just as much care and attention as the birth itself. 💕
Save this one for your C-section recovery — and share it with a mum who needs to see it.
Your pelvic floor is doing more than you think—especially during pregnancy and postpartum! 🌸 Strengthen, restore, and protect it with simple, effective exercises and expert tips. Feel strong, supported, and confident in your body every day. 💪✨ Click to learn how to care for your pelvic health!
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