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I have two friends who had homebirths last summer. One had an unassisted water birth, and the other had a midwife-assisted homebirth. When my husband Carlos and I got pregnant last fall, I knew that I wanted a homebirth. I had birthed four babies previously, all with OB/GYNs in a hospital (with induction and pain relief), and I wasn’t happy with those experiences. I spoke with Carlos and he said that he would support me having our baby at home. I called Jen & Jill, the midwives that had…

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Dr. Morgan MacDermott, NMD | Pregnancy | Birth | Postpartum on Instagram: "1. The first night of your baby’s life, they may have one longer stretch of sleep (3-6 hours). Unless otherwise told, you can take advantage of this stretch. Otherwise, feed baby every 2-3 hours until they’ve regained birth weight.

2. Your postpartum bleeding is called lochia (lowkee-uh) and will start out heavy with clots, then become like a normal period, then phase into pink / yellowish. It can last between 2-6 weeks.

3. The colostrum in your breasts IS milk, and it’s what baby is expecting to eat. They do not need or want full white milk for the first 3-5 days and unless they have feeding issues, colostrum is sufficient.

4. Vaginal tissue heals well from natural tearing if allowed to. Rest, stay seated, use t Peri Bottle, Postpartum Nutrition, Normal Birth, Maternal Mental Health, Full Meals, Baby Help, Thyroid Function, Scar Tissue, Pregnancy Care

Dr. Morgan MacDermott, NMD | Pregnancy | Birth | Postpartum on Instagram: "1. The first night of your baby’s life, they may have one longer stretch of sleep (3-6 hours). Unless otherwise told, you can take advantage of this stretch. Otherwise, feed baby every 2-3 hours until they’ve regained birth weight. 2. Your postpartum bleeding is called lochia (lowkee-uh) and will start out heavy with clots, then become like a normal period, then phase into pink / yellowish. It can last between 2-6…

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Every day, the female body is exposed to more and more judgment from society. Social media feeds are full of unrealistic photos that can really make someone feel uncomfortable in their own skin. For women with postpartum bodies, this topic can be the most sensitive. To support others, this proud mother decided to stop hiding behind filters or pieces of clothing and embrace the flaws that truly make us special.

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