Things to take care of before Baby arrives - Part 4: Postpartum Arrangements you need to make

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

Thanks so much for watching this video! 😊 Don’t forget to download our labor preparation and induction guide here (careaboutlittleones.com/labor-preparation-guide) in which we show you how to prepare your cervix for labor! A ripe cervix can help you increase your chances of a spontaneous start of labor at the end of your pregnancy.

[@preciousjewel92]

I'm due in September and this video came right on time . Thank you so much . Your videos are very informative and love the vibe . Thank you so much. ❤🎉

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

Hi there 😊, that's great to hear! Thanks so much for your lovely feedback! It makes us very happy to hear that you like our content! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

[@preciousjewel92]

I have a question is pregnancy 9 months or 10 months ? Thank you

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

Actually, it's better to express this in weeks. A pregnancy normally lasts 40 weeks. So, if you assume that one month has 4 weeks on average, then this makes it 10 months. 😊 We hope this helps! 😊

[@ftat666]

I had my delivery on 17 may. But until now i do feel pressure down there many times. I mentioned my delivery to you guys in another video if you guys remember. Now Im worried about this pressure feeling which happens many times. How do i Overcome this please? How long will this feeling last? Are exercises beneficial ? Sometimes after carrying my baby i get lower back pain too. Which did not happen in pregnancy but now it does. Also i feel weakness sometimes, although I'm taking my vitamins. I also have hemorrhoids issue now too. They are not external but popping is painful i have taken medication for this issue.

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

Hi there 😘, unfortunately, we don't remember your exact delivery case. 😬 Can you tell us more about your delivery? What kind of delivery was it? And have you talked with your OB about your pain?

[@ftat666]

@CareAboutLittleOnes It was all normal. No epidural. And my labour lasted 11 hours . My gynaecologist is currently out of country. When she will be back I'll visit. Why I'm feeling this pressure ?

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

@@ftat666 There can be many reasons for what you feel! However, it is important that a doctor looks over it! Please go to a different doctor for now! Thank you!

[@Esztii-ns3iv]

Hi i have a question, i gave birth exactly one month ago and my menstruation already came, why did it came so fast? I’m brestfeeding my baby and he only eats my milk so why did i got my cycle only after 4/5 weeks? I searched to see if you have any video regarding this but you don’t..

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

Hi there 😘, mmmh, one month is really a very short period of time. Normally, when you breastfeed after birth, your period does not come back that quickly. We DID see this in women as early as 10 weeks or so after birth. But never after 4 weeks... We do know though that irregular menstruation can be an "aftereffect" of the pregnancy and your delivery. So, we doubt that your cycle is gonna be in fact a cycle. Most likely, what you experience will be irregular. Still, it never hurts to talk with your doctor about it. It would be interesting to hear their opinion on this... We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

[@Esztii-ns3iv]

@@CareAboutLittleOnes With my first baby my period started 7 weeks after birth.. I will visit my doctor in 2 weeks and I’ll tell her. Thank you for your reply! 😊

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

@@Esztii-ns3iv You are most welcome!! 😘

[@S123Sid]

I'm 37 + weeks pregnant. Fetal weight is 3 kg and it may be increasing in coming weeks..So is it difficult for normal delivery for this much fetal weight? And secondly what should i do to start natural pains for Normal delivery..because i want to deliver my baby at 38 or 39 weeks..😊 I'm waiting for your reply.

[@CareAboutLittleOnes]

Hi there 😊, we can assure you that we had lots of women whose baby was 3+kg at 37 weeks and who all gave birth to perfectly healthy babies in normal deliveries... Of course, if your baby ends up having 4+kg, a normal delivery can take longer and it may be a bit more difficult. But even that is possible under normal circumstances. 😊 As for your second question: We have a ton of videos on our channel about this topic! Have you seen them already? 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️

[@kristinezerebkina9383]

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