Postpartum body positivity

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.

The "mom pooch" is a natural part of the beautiful changes your body goes through after childbirth. Understanding its causes helps navigate this phase, especially if you're dealing with pelvic floor issues, back pain, diastasis recti, or gut problems. Discover what serves your body best! #PostpartumBody #EmbraceTheChanges #PostpartumJourney #MomLife #BodyPositivity

What is the "This Is Postpartum" body positivity movement? And why should you be a part of it? Here, we explain this necessary new movement. #postpartumbody #postpartum #bodypositivity

We already know you're strong, mama, but these post-pregnancy workout moves will make you feel even stronger. Since you can do this entire post-pregnancy workout at home, you don't even need to line up a babysitter.

Accepting the new body that comes with motherhood doesn’t mean that you are letting yourself go; it doesn’t translate into complacency or communicate with the world that you have somehow given up. #postpartum #momlife #motherhood #bodyimage

Knix celebrates the strength and beauty of postpartum bodies in the Life After Birth project.

"For every woman unhappy with her postpartum marks, there is one wishing she had them."I once was her, the “one,” waiting, wishing, hoping to be a Mother.