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.
☕ Pregnant but still craving your daily coffee fix? You’re not alone!
Before you ditch your cuppa or go full decaf, find out what’s actually safe when it comes to caffeine during pregnancy. 💛
This evidence-based guide breaks down how much is okay, what to avoid, and what every expecting parent should know to protect their growing baby. 👶✨
Read now to make informed, confident choices ➡️
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🌱👶 The first 1000 days—from conception to your child’s second birthday—are pivotal for their growth and development. The nutrition choices you make now can shape their future health, from brain development to emotional well-being. 🤰🤱💚
It’s time to give both you and your baby the best start possible! Wondering how to nourish your body and baby for a healthy journey? We’ve got expert insights from Kristy Manners, a dietitian & breastfeeding counsellor. 🥗✨
Tap to read more about the crucial role nutrition plays in these first 1000 days! 👇
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