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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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