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Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. Smoothies are a great tool for boosting milk supply, as well as giving your body the nutrients it needs to heal and repair after a baby. There is so much happening during the 4th trimester, and your body will be so happy you’ve given it all the nutrients it needs! My ebook of postpartum recipes for milk supply and weight loss has smoothie recipes for you, and I LOVE sharing my smoothies on Instagram.  I have found smoothies to be so helpful both during pregnancy and postpartum. I use them as snacks for meal replacements, and as a quick and delicious way to get in a lot of nutrients. I…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. Your uterus begins to shrink back to pre-baby size after birth almost immediately on its own, but there are some things you can do to help your uterus shrink back to its normal and small size.  You might want to help your uterus shrink back to normal fast in an effort to help your body. Supporting your body postpartum is always a good idea, especially after the 9 months of pregnancy. During the first 48 hours, you most likely will feel your uterus contracting back to normal. It can be less noticeable with your fist but is often felt more after the second or third baby. Either way, those contractions…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. Postpartum hormones play a major role in affecting weight loss after a baby. Hormones are those invisible little guys that can make or break your mood and weight. Postpartum hormones are especially tricky because there is a roller coaster effect after having a baby, which can send us into a loop of adjustment. Understanding how postpartum hormone levels ebb and flow after the baby is a great start to managing these changes to help you lose the baby’s weight. After you give birth, progesterone and estrogen take a massive nose dive. This is essential to tell your body to produce breast milk. Your Oxytocin levels also go up for producing…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. This is THE LIST of postpartum recovery tips that will have you healing quickly and thriving postpartum. Without any postpartum recovery tips, you can find yourself in a position as I did… shocked. I thought things would go back to normal on their own. Well, some things do, and some things need a little help. So, take some time to read these smart postpartum recovery tips to have you feeling better and healing faster postpartum. I know they’ve helped me through three postpartum recovery times, where I’ve gotten the hang of how to help myself recover quickly. Nourish With Healing Foods: So many blogs skip this on the list, not…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. There are three major essentials for a fast postpartum recovery, if you want to completely heal your body fast, and allow your body to recover, gain strength and thrive postpartum. I believe a fast postpartum recovery depends on nourishing yourself, rehabilitating yourself and ultimately strengthening your body again. I learned the essentials for a fast postpartum recovery the hard way because I didn’t focus on these components until I had my third baby. T Postpartum recovery is like healing from major surgery. Your body basically exploded a baby it carried for 9 months, it now needs special attention, nourishment and care to put itself back together. Think about this, your…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. Deciding when your body is ready to work out postpartum isn’t just up to your doctor or the 6-week timeline. Many other factors determine whether your body is ready to start working out postpartum, especially if you are breastfeeding. In my program, I offer a workout plan based on being 6-weeks postpartum and a safe workout routine for re-establishing core and pelvic floor muscles, so you will be rehabilitated for working out again. Here are 5 questions to ask when deciding to start your postpartum workout routine: Did Your Doctor Approve? I have to say this one because it is essential as a medical professional on anything concerning postpartum healing…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. I’ve finally gotten smart and learned 4 ways you can prepare for postpartum recovery.  The postpartum recovery phase can be shocking and scary if you aren’t prepared for the messy details that are included with your new little bundle. After three babies, I can tell you four things that will help you recover and ultimately survive and thrive in the fourth trimester. Suppose you properly prepare for everything that happens after you have a baby. In that case, you can emotionally, mentally and physically deal with all the difficulties, knowing exactly what is going on, rather than feeling like you jumped into a lake and are barely keeping your head…

Postpartum can be scary in more ways than one. Let us clear up a few unnerving things to be ready for 6 weeks postpartum! They won’t be unnerving once you read this. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight or maintain your health safely through postpartum, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. Six weeks postpartum is a big milestone, but it also comes with sometimes some new and unnerving experiences that I know I wasn’t ready for at all. When the baby first arrives, six weeks feels so far away. Everything is new, exciting, and exhausting. But, before you know it, I promise you will be walking into your doctor’s office or meeting with your midwife to get the all-clear for a normal life. We’ll show you what a weight loss meal plan looks like for breastfeeding mamas so that you…

Postpartum recovery can be hard without a plan. Trying to maintain your milk supply while managing your weight requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. A postpartum recovery plan focusing on nutrition specifically for breastfeeding while allowing time for healing and slowly getting back in shape is so important! Learning to embrace the changes while nourishing your body, specifically for breastfeeding is the way to go when embarking on a postpartum recovery plan. Three components are super important when embarking on a postpartum recovery plan. Many people have put together quick diets, general meal ideas and workouts to help mamas lose the baby weight quickly, but a full recovery plan goes into much more detail than a quick weight loss plan. The three most important components…

Keeping both you and your baby healthy while breastfeeding requires a proper meal plan and some guidance. If you would like a step-by-step program to help you lose weight safely, check out all our courses, programs, challenges, & recipe book. Finding your pelvic floor muscles postpartum is not always easy because the mental connection between the brain and the muscles is weakened after pregnancy and birth. Pregnancy and childbirth cause damage to the muscles and connective tissues in the pelvic floor, making it hard to connect to these muscles mentally. Finding your pelvic floor muscles again post-childbirth can seem overwhelming if you’ve tried to contact them and been unsuccessful. I remember when I laid down to work on my core and pelvic floor, and I felt like I HAD NO IDEA where those muscles went. Almost like I lost control of them altogether. The whole situation crept me so much…

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