Korean Culture: Postnatal Care in Korea - taking care of your body after birth / 산후조리 차이

What do women eat after they have babies? How do they take care of their bodies?
Here are some differences of postnatal care between Korea and the West!
Oh! Apparently in the really olden days, a doctor saw whales who just had babies heal itself by eating a lot of seaweed so people think this is where this culture originated from! More details to come soon!
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[@marthagarcia5880]

Im a native indigenous mexican and we have the same thing after giving birth we try to avoid any thing cold we even cant drink cold water we usually drink warm water

[@srizualemgr]

In Nepal, every new moms are given rice that is cooked with ghee and tender meat soup cooked with spices like ginger, fenugreek, ajwin seed and cooked in pressure cooker. They are suppose to eat 3 times a daily and no spicy food and lots of massages to both mother and baby.

[@cloverclo6329]

I’m giving birth in July so it’s going to be HOT. The concept of avoiding everything cold entirely is understandable based on the culture and history but in America it’s just about being comfortable and a nice fan or ac running or cool/cold glass of water can help regulate your body temperature because being too hot is just as bad as being too cold as mom and baby can get a heatstroke(for babies heatstroke can be fatal too).

[@thelocqfam9377]

Loved this!! I just posted my postpartum experience and asian traditions I followed as well - some similarities!

[@gigigk5472]

I am from Turkey (west Asian country)and have the some thing no cold things. We are also not allowed go out for 40 days.

[@Jasminejupiterjuice]

Cool. Great content!

[@HisGraceNote]

I am sorry, I can’t help but cry when you said postpartum care is to make moms comfortable after birth. Because from what I heard, I imagine postpartum Chinese edition seems to be an extension of what we have to endure (suffer). No washing hair, eating chinese wine chicken soup - even when you’re allergic and passing alcohol to the baby 😭😭😭

[@layenakbailiya]

In Algeria the women is in quarantine for 40days she avoid cold she have to be belly wrapped and she eat a lot of soups protein and a dish called temina (semolina butter and honey) to recover

[@Blessedhuman1234]

5:10

[@Rxandhealing_mind]

Also same in India Asian culture is same east of Asia to West of Asia 🙏👍😊

[@deepikabhairavi8256]

In Indian postnatal care culture we have to rest for 40 days and drink carom seed and jaggery water for first two days and yes the same we will follow avoid hot things and cover up yourself. Massage for mother and baby regularly for 40 days and you have to eat light food to avoid coilc pain in babies as if you are exclusively breastfeeding. Drink milk more coz the old ladies says milk produces more milk😅. Im always curious about others postnatal care culture.

[@ct2568]

Our culuture too. I am chinese indonesian (hakka).

[@taghreedf.s.b2987]

We do the same in Saudi Arabia 👍

[@hnan9778]

What exercises do women do after childbirth and what foods are keen to eat ?can you make another video in detail .thank you 💗🙏🏻

[@ritzworld4300]

Hi mam, can you please suggest some good hospital for pregnancy in korea- Seoul for foreigners also the expenses?

[@rachelwhittaker3919]

Is there a book you suggest?

[@charlettahappy4303]

Soup is good

[@m.muaslis6902]

In our culture, Hmong, we are required to eat boil lean chickens with Hmong herbs for 30 days, with fresh new rice and hot water, 3x a day, for 30 days. We are required to cover our heads and feet. 💖

[@Kelly-vu8ns]

Yeah..Typical asian postnatal care..heehe..im.from Malaysia btw..i came here after seeing how Kylie Jenner manage to take picture in those sexy outfit after i dunno how many days she just gave birth to her daughter..And also,is there any specific days i mean like how many days you will have your conefinement..??In Msia,there someone who spend 40 days for confinement..and there also ppl who spent 100 days...