So you are having a baby, or you just had a baby and your girl parts are feeling rough. Trust me when I say, grab a bottle of homemade perineum spray (or store-bought) and use it.
This article is very short. I am linking to a couple of postpartum topics and also an article on preventing vaginal tearing. There is no point in repeating it all here. But I wanted an easy-to-read short recipe for you guys.
Here’s a quick Instagram reel on prepping for your postpartum journey!
Why I am here and who I am:
Hey mama, I am Trish— AKA Labor Nurse Mama. I am a labor and delivery nurse with over 15 years of high-risk OB experience. I am also a mama to 7 kids and have given birth to 6. This means I am quite familiar with the postpartum period and how to navigate it. I am the online birth class educator for Calm Labor Confident Birth and The VBAC Lab birth classes and the mama expert inside our Calm Mama Society a pregnancy & postpartum membership community! I am passionate about your birth and motherhood journey! You can find me over on IG teaching over 230k mamas daily. I am passionate about your birth and motherhood journey!
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Here’s How you can Prevent Vaginal Tearing
Key items for Your Postpartum Recovery Kit
Here’s how to Prepare your Body and Mind for Postpartum
Here’s how to Prepare your Home for Postpartum
Ingredients:
- 6 Tbs witch hazel (any is fine but check out this one)
- 2 Tbs aloe vera gel (like this one )
- 2 Tbs filtered water
- 6 drops lavender (I prefer all oils like this one from young living ) This is a link to Young living. You can sign up and get a discount as a wholesale buyer. Otherwise, you can buy it retail or get a lower quality from Amazon.)
- 6 drops frankincense (you can try this one)
- 6 drops of clary sage (you can try this one)
Comment and share the hardest part of your postpartum journey or your biggest fear about it.
