THE PELVIC FLOOR & HOW TO DO PELVIC FLOOR EXERCISES
As soon as you are pregnant, suddenly everyone is talking about the pelvic floor. But what is it and how do you keep it strong throughout pregnancy and beyond?
As soon as you are pregnant, suddenly everyone is talking about the pelvic floor. But what is it and how do you keep it strong throughout pregnancy and beyond?
I often get asked about why I am so passionate about working with pre & postnatal women, so I wanted to tell you a bit about my journey to creating Planet Mama – from feeling lost in the corporate world to finding myself again through movement!
I often get asked about why I am so passionate about working with pre & postnatal women, so I wanted to tell you a bit about my journey to creating Planet Mama – from feeling lost in the corporate world to finding myself again through movement!
What should you ask your Doctor at your six week postnatal check? Remember happy mum = happy baby and take these questions with you so you feel empowered and prepared.
What is normal and what to expect after having a caesarean? Our tips for managing your recovery period after an abdominal birth.
First things first: Resting and healing is the most important thing for you to do after giving birth. But for when you’re ready, here are our top tips.
First things first: Resting and healing is the most important thing for you to do after giving birth. But for when you’re ready, here are our top tips.
Morning Sickness: Symptoms and some of our favourite tips on how to deal with the nausea, from ginger tea to acupressure.
Diastasis Recti: Diastasis is completely normal, but here are some ways we can gently start to heal it postpartum
Postpartum incontinence: Is it normal to leak after having a baby? How to heal your pelvic floor to stop it.