Every woman’s postpartum recovery timeline is unique. Your healing is shaped by your birth experience, hormones (you can read more in hormones post birth), sleep, feeding challenges, and the emotional shifts of early motherhood (you may relate to this woman’s...
Does your baby struggle with feeding, seem frustrated at the breast, or take unusually long to eat? These signs—along with sore nipples, clicking sounds during nursing, or digestive discomfort in your baby—may point to something called a tongue tie. Recently, I...
Bringing a baby into the world is a life-changing experience, but let’s be real—what happens inside our bodies post-birth can feel like a wild ride. If you’re feeling weepy, exhausted, or just off, you’re not imagining it. Postpartum hormonal shifts are real, and they...
Your breastfeeding journey: engorgement, saggy breasts, sore nipples, leaky ducts and everything in between. How often do I need to nurse my baby? In the first weeks, your baby will normally nurse every 2-3 hours, but they might get a longer stretch in (hopefully at...
Emi Lehane, is a fully certified Personal Trainer based in Geneva with specialist certifications for working with pre and postpartum women. We met with her in person to discuss postpartum exercise and movement. In the following videos she shares some tips for carrying...
