Introduction to Postpartum Bladder Recovery
Introduction to Postpartum Bladder Recovery
Postpartum Essentials: Heal from your Pelvic Floor to your Core
How to Navigate this Course
How to Navigate this Course
The First 48 Hours After Labor and Delivery
The First 48 Hours After Labor and Delivery
Surviving and Thriving in the First 6 Weeks Postpartum
Surviving and Thriving in the First 6 Weeks Postpartum
Bladder Health: To Pee or not to Pee
Bladder Health: To Pee or not to Pee
Restore Your Core
Restore Your Core
What the Heck is This?
What the Heck is This?
Conclusion
Conclusion
Disclaimer
Disclaimer
During your pregnancy your expanding uterus pressed down on your bladder and you likely found yourself peeing a lot more than usual. This coupled with the bladder having a harder time emptying out the pee, thanks to the hormone progesterone, made for frequent trips to the bathroom day and night.
Now that your baby has arrived you might expect that your bladder will go back to normal on it’s own but it actually takes a conscious effort on your part to help your bladder resume normal habits.
We’re going to teach you to get your bladder back on track long before your baby is the one who needs the potty training.