After giving birth

The days and weeks following delivery of your baby can be stressful. Follow these tips of what not to do after childbirth and ease the transition home.

Positive Hospital birth with epidural. Harrisburg Birth Photographer

She became famous when she fell pregnant with twins six weeks after giving birth. And now, Sydney mum, Eliza Curby, shared what having three babies under the age of two has taught her.

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Think it’s not possible to experience the magic of holding your baby skin-to-skin and breastfeed in the operating room after a cesarean birth? We are happy to share that, in many cases, it is possible! Though it is not (yet) common practice, a growing number of providers are embracing skin-to-skin and breastfeeding immediately following a c-section. This is part of a movement toward a more family-centered (or “gentle”) cesarean birth experience. We can’t guarantee that your provider will…

After giving birth you won't feel better just because you had a baby. After you've received him in your arms after birth it's not the same as when you were pregnant. After you give birth all you want to do is cuddle him and make him feel loved and safe. After getting home from the hospital you won't feel better, you'll be in pain and on top of that you'll have a baby to feed, there is no stopping adter you've had a baby. When it's time for his first doctor's appointment you won't be ready…