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Forgotten Trimester: Navigating Self Care after Birth

Forgotten Trimester: Navigating Self Care after Birth

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I have listed some credible resources for mamas to explore below:

Breastfeeding support: www.llusa.org or www.llli.org
Maternal Mental Health support: www.postpartum.net
General Maternal Health: www.acog.org

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YOU get to write your own story. There is no competition. Stop comparing. What do you want your motherhood journey to look like? What does having it all mean to you? That is all that matters.
Please 👏 please 👏 please 👏 don’t ignore warning signs. Don’t explain them away. If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, reach out to your physician or midwife. You matter. Your mental and physical health matter. #maternalhealth #maternalmentalhealth #maternalwellness #maternalwellbeing #postpartum #postpartumhealth #postpartumwellbeing #fourthtrimester #fourthtrimestercare #neemom #newmama #postpartumprep #postpartumpreparation #newparent #newbaby #momtobe #mamatobe #momsmatter
Needing a break and taking a break are not mutually exclusive and neither implies failure in the fourth trimester.
You may notice that your baby is a little fussier and seems hungrier the week before your period starts every month.
The way we see ourselves in the fourth trimester are beliefs and thoughts we have the POWER to create and chose. You are in charge. You are empowered. You can do this. #powerinthoughts #motherhood #motherhoodjourney #mom #momlife #momming #fourthtrimester #postpartum #postpartumjourney #postpartumprogress #postpartumprep #postpartumpreparation #newmom #newmama #newmomlife #mompowerment #mompower #newbaby #babybump
When our needs are met we feel whole. Making ourselves a priority in the fourth trimester is not selfish. If we can not be whole for ourselves, it is impossible to be whole for others.
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