Do these Postpartum Exercises Daily After Childbirth and See The Difference



Your body after childbirth is not ruined. It is healing.
But healing needs the right kind of support, especially for your pelvic floor and core.

During pregnancy, your body goes through major changes:

šŸŸ  Pelvic floor muscles stretch and weaken due to the growing baby
šŸŸ  Core muscles, especially the rectus abdominis, separate. This is called Diastasis Recti
šŸŸ  The pelvis widens to prepare for delivery
šŸŸ  Increased pressure on the bladder and organs can lead to leakage or prolapse

These changes do not automatically reverse after delivery.
Without proper recovery, you may experience:

šŸ”» A persistent lower belly bulge
šŸ”» Back pain and poor posture
šŸ”» Incontinence and discomfort
šŸ”» A feeling of heaviness or lack of core control

Iā€™ve shared the exact exercises that helped me recover and feel strong again.
Save this and make it part of your daily healing routine.

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Do you want to workout but have no time because you take care of your kids 24/7?šŸ™‹ā€ā™€ļøP.110

OR maybe you donā€™t have kiddos and still have a hard time getting a workout in (sometimes you need to rest too)! Itā€™s time to do some ā€œpelvic floor snacksā€!šŸ˜‹ā¬‡ļø

AND STOP the KEGELS and CRINCHES AND START the functional exercise! Most people donā€™t need these but actually stretching + functional exercise instead!šŸ¤Æ

High impact classes, cardio, and lifting are soooo fun (and I canā€™t lie I miss being able to workout for 1-2 hours) BUT being a full time mom and trying to also run my business gives me limited time to myself so most days itā€™s 15 min of exercisešŸ˜…

If you are someone that has NO time to workout or a busy schedule then donā€™t worry you arenā€™t alone! Best MOM HACK I have discovered for this issue is working out with your kiddos and doing EXERCISE SNACKS! (Obviously the more kids you have the harder it gets so be patient w/ your healing journey!)ā¤ļø

There are a variety of factors that you just canā€™t control during pregnancy, labor, and postpartumā€¦(like an emergency c-section)ā¬‡ļø

So it is important to focus on all the things you can control like EXERCISE! Itā€™s important to prepare mentally, and physically for whatever comes your way. Thatā€™s why I recommend patients see or talk with a pelvic floor PT at least once during pregnancy and again pp!

Iā€™m 11 months post VBAC with my second here doing the SAME exercises I used to keep me healthy and protect my belly and pelvic floor before and after my pregnancy!ā¬‡ļø

In video doing modified side plank on elbow + clams 8-12 reps x 1-3 setsšŸ”„

Want to learn how to incorporate functional
exercises into your day?!šŸ™‹ā€ā™€ļøā¬‡ļøā¬‡ļøā¬‡ļø

CHECKOUT The Belly WhispererĀ® Method Online Program & The Pregnancy Prep & Postpartum Online Program for more information, safety, and body mechanics for everyone but especially pregnant and PP mamas! All you need is 5-15 min a day at home!šŸ”„

If you arenā€™t pregnant but want to start taking care of your pelvic floor and core, checkout The Belly WhispererĀ® MethodšŸ”„

Email me to find out which program is right for you!

-The Belly Whisperer

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