„Te zdjęcia to wersja lajtowa. Moi bliscy pousuwali inne zdjęcia, bo uznali je za obrzydliwe. Nie chcę współczucia. Nie chcę porównywać moich zdjęć ze zdjęciem Ani. Ale każda historia jest inna i czasem nie mam wpływu na to, co się z nami dzieje po porodzie. Wiem, że jest masa dziewczyn, które nie dojdą do siebie tak szybko
View this post on Instagram What would you add to this? We’d add a cesarean-wound balm plus a pad placed over the incision site. _ Post via @MamaGlow- Recovery After the Cesarean Birth // Image credit: @ _ Every new mom needs loving care, but a new mom recovering from a c-section needs extra help. For the first few days and weeks, the pain at the incision site can range from moderate to severe. It is recommended that new moms not hesitate to take pain medication when they need it for recovery. _ Pain at the incision site can be especially sharp when coughing or laughing, or when using the abdominal muscles to sit or stand. It’s important to minimize recruitment of abdominal muscles. Partners can help by taking over diaper changing for the first few weeks and by helping mom sit up in the middle of the night to nurse and arranging pillows for her to help elevate the baby to breast level. Pillows placed on the lower abdomen can also help ease pain in the incision site. A breastfeeding support pillow can help. _ New parents should have #breastfeeding resources ready- books, support groups, lactation consultant referrals - in case of breastfeeding difficulties. Nursing after a c-section can be initially more challenging, but there is no reason that mom and baby can’t overcome initial challenges to form a mutually rewarding nursing relationship. _ Gas pains and constipation are normal after the operation. _ Gentle, slow walks around the apartment or house are useful for helping the passage of gas, but remember to take it easy. New #mothers recovering from a #cesarean section need all the help they can get. _ Hiring a postpartum doula is an option for couples who don’t have all the support they need from friends and family, or who specifically want someone very experienced in #childbirth and #newborn care. _ #birthwithoutfear #takebackpostpartum A post shared by @ takebackpostpartum on Jan 2, 2019 at 12:36pm PST takebackpostpartum / 1/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 2/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia View this post on Instagram “This is postpartum. At first glance, my negative self talk thinks this is probably the most unflattering picture ever taken of me. I see double chins, a belly that looks like it still houses a baby, stretch marks, cellulite, and a whole lot of extra weight. Push that self deprecating talk aside, and this photo captured by my adoring husband, @kristianmeinzer, seriously gives me all the feels. _ I have never felt more like a fierce and strong warrior mama princess than in these first few postpartum minutes and hours (yep, even with the giant adult diaper 😂.) Growing and birthing a tiny human is such a raw, transforming, utterly miraculous act, and I can hardly believe how strong and amazing my body is. And this little human we created, oh my! The overwhelming love! Utterly mind blowing! _ Women are truly amazing (men, are pretty great too 🤣), and we should never doubt our strength and power or let negative self talk make us feel like any less of the goddesses we are!” @nurturingwildthings _ #takebackpostpartum #love #postpartum #thisispostpartum #postpartumbody #birth #birthwithoutfear #breastfeeding #pregnancy #labor #birth #mama #dontforgetdads #mymamalife #mamablog #badassmama #thisismotherhood #wncbirthcenter #naturalbirth #motheringwithoutfear #breastfeedingmamatalk #mothershape A post shared by @ takebackpostpartum on Jan 4, 2019 at 7:43am PST takebackpostpartum / 3/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia View this post on Instagram “A note to the new mama. 🤱🏻 You may not recognise your own body anymore, but you need to give it time. _ It’s possible you’ll still look pregnant weeks after birth, this is normal. _ Your belly button will look the way it used to, eventually. _ Your body may have made some permanent physical changes, embrace them. _ You may lose a lot of hair in the first few months, don’t panic it’s a normal phase. _ Your hormones are adjusting themselves, there will be high, lows and probably tears. _ You may get the baby blues or postpartum depression, know that this is okay and ask for help and support, you’re not alone. _ Your breastfeeding journey (if you do) may not be as easy as you expected, don’t beat yourself up and it will take time. _ You may bleed for weeks after giving birth, like a big pain in the ass period. _ You need to increase you fiber intake... just trust us on this one! _ You may sweat a lot and feel like you’re in a constant heat wave in the first few days, thank you hormones. _ You may have permanent scars on your body, these are simply reminders of how strong our amazing bodies are, learn to love them. _ Motherhood changes us, physically, mentally and emotionally. Some of these changes permanent, most temporary, remember you’re not alone. _ Welcome to the club mama, we got you. ❤️ . Fellow mama’s - if I haven’t listed it here, let a new mama know something.” 😘 Caption and image by @katie_newnham. #postpartum #takebackpostpartum A post shared by @ takebackpostpartum on Nov 13, 2018 at 7:11am PST takebackpostpartum / 4/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 5/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 6/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 7/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 8/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 9/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 10/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia takebackpostpartum / 11/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia View this post on Instagram “The fourth trimester has begun. Once again I’m in awe as I look at my daughter and think about how she was in my belly 3 days ago. It’s truly amazing what our bodies are capable of. After having the boys I didn’t take any pictures of my postpartum body for months. This time I promised myself I would take the photos. Although I feel so much more confident this time, it’s still hard to look at your body after growing a beautiful little human and see this empty shell. It feels weak, sore, and exhausted. But I’m taking the photos anyway because in a few weeks I’ll be so thankful I did. • • My postpartum plan for getting back to where I want to be involves showing myself grace, loving my body at every stage, focusing more on self care, fueling my body with nutrient dense foods, wearing my belly bandit and practicing the bloom method, and slowing working movement and exercise back into my routine when I am able. Our bodies are incredible. Postpartum is really hard, but instead of focusing on the struggle, let’s focus on what we gain from this journey and the gift we have been given to grow a precious life and bring it into the world.”✨ @candb_fit • • #postpartumbody #postpartumfitness #postpartumjourney #takebackpostpartum #fourthtrimester #babygirlishere #motherofthree #newmomlife #thisismotherhood #motherhoodunplugged #ig_motherhood #twinmomlife #familyof5 #3under3 #bigbrotherlittlesister #postpartumfitnessjourney #bodyafterbabies #boymomsrock #mombodlove #thisispostpartum #momonamission #momtogs #girlmommy #thirdbaby #momshelpingmoms A post shared by @ takebackpostpartum on Mar 7, 2019 at 11:59am PST takebackpostpartum / 12/12. Mamy pokazują brzuch po porodzie: wzruszające zdjęcia Najnowsze Zapisz się do newslettera Bądź na bieżąco z tendami mody, wiadomościami ze świata gwiazd i nie tylko Najczęściej czytane
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Małgorzata Rozenek-Majdan pół roku po porodzie Trzeba przyznać, że Małgorzata Rozenek-Majdan w naprawdę szybkim tempie wraca do formy sprzed ciąży. Przeczytaj : Tu jest jakby luksusowo.Zdjęcia Anny Lewandowskiej, na których widać jej brzuch zaledwie dwa miesiące po porodzie robią furorę w internecie. Jedno z nich postanowiła skomentować sama Kinga Rusin. Nie zgadniecie, co napisała.
Znam ten ból, ból zdjęcia i opisu. Super, że pokazujesz, jak brzuch wygląda po porodzie. Ja za pierwszym razem byłam w szoku, jak spotkałam w windzie dziewczynę z noworodkiem i z brzuchem jakby przed porodem. Warto pokazywać jak jest i rozmawiać o połogu, bo wiele kobiet nie ma pojęcia, że na porodzie ciężkie chwile się nie kończąyc0V.