Postpartum Belly Bands – do they help?
The female body is nothing short of amazing – your tummy and adapted and grown to accommodate your developing baby for the last 9 months and now you find yourself...
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The female body is nothing short of amazing – your tummy and adapted and grown to accommodate your developing baby for the last 9 months and now you find yourself...
Firstly, everyone's journey with breastfeeding is unique. I advocate doing what's best for you and your family and cheerlead choice. If you do choose to breastfeed then one of the things...
Do you ever struggle with how your tummy looks postpartum? It’s common to wonder if Diastasis recti could be affecting its appearance. In this blog find out how to assess yourself...
As a Pelvic Health Physiotherapist, one of the most common concerns that women come to me about is Diastasis Recti. It’s important you understand what it is, what to look...
By Rhian Stephenson, Nutritionist, Naturopath and founder of Artah Health. I had a difficult journey to becoming a mother, so I’m incredibly thankful to have two, gorgeous healthy girls...
Congratulations on becoming a mama! Through pregnancy, you’ve been through so many changes - your body, your lifestyle, your wardrobe. As a new mum, you're likely focused on caring for...
After 6 weeks of getting to grips with being a new parenthood and new-born fog, it’s time to have a 6-week check up with your GP. Here’s what to expect...
If you've just had a baby and can't wait to start exercising again, in this blog we explore what's safe and when you should start working out again.
Post-natal depression is more common than you might think. It affects 1 in 10 women in the in UK. I was one of those women. Many new parents find it...
During pregnancy, the growing uterus stretches the abdominal muscles and can separate the two bands of muscles running down the abdomen, called the rectus abdominus. This is known as diastasis...
Does coughing or laughing lead to bladder leaks? Scared to go back on the trampoline? It’s likely you have Stress Urinary Incontinence relating to pelvic floor weakness. Pregnancy and labour...
Rosie Stockley, women’s fitness specialist and the founder of Mamawell gives her thoughts and advice on staying active into the third trimester and what can be done straight after birth. ...
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