Somethings they never tell.

  

Hi lovelies šŸ’•, Itā€™s been a while right? I hope your week is going smoothly? The last couple of weeks has been super busy for me, As I've been trying to tie some loose nutsšŸ˜‰. Just here smiling to myself about this and thought I should share it with youšŸ˜.

I bought my first waist trainer when I was 5months pregnant, Thinking I was going to have my Snap back body in 2weeksšŸ˜Šlittle did I know it wasnā€™t as easy as I thought, or well at least these things takes time.

I remember when packing my hospital bag, of course that went first before the important stuffs šŸ™ˆand when my little angel arrived, the whole euphoria that came with it, I totally forgot about it. I was discharged the next day got home and remembered my precious belt hmmmmmmmm-but I was cramping, I couldnā€™t even use the belt for over 1month! How about the new fact I learnt that I need to massage my body with hot water (Africa tradition)every morning and evening? O boy!!nobody told me this!!! Then I almost went into postpartum depression  because I thought the main job was to carry the baby for 9months,well thatā€™s the easy one! I had difficulty balancing my new cool job I almost thought I wasnā€™t a great mum till I spoke with other new mums and found out most of us are so clueless we thought almost alike. As a new mum, itā€™s great to prepare your mind for these few things so you donā€™t feel almost as ignorant as I was.

1. Any option that is best for you to have your baby as said by the Dr is great.(Normal delivery or Cesarean)  all we want is a healthy baby and mum right?

2.Focus on been healthy for you, your husband and your little one thatā€™s the Koko!

3. If you have a snap back body in few weeks or days šŸ‘šŸ¼But my dear for other people these things takes time donā€™t even fret about it-That it worked like this for A doesnā€™t mean itā€™s same for B

4.After the baby arrives the pain doesnā€™t automatically stop it take weeks or even months for your body to recover my dear donā€™t sweat it.

5.Speak to your Dr whenever you donā€™t know what to do because everybody would always have an opinion.

6.If you noticed you going into baby blue, postpartum depression or somehow sad about expectations, speak out and get help.

My darlings please if you have any experience please share on the comment sections for our first time mums to be informed.

Have a wonderful week and remember las las we go dey aii!


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  1. Oh wow! Being a first time mum was a great experience for me. It was a mixture of everything šŸ˜
    Although, I didnā€™t pressed my tommy with hot water because as a nurse, I believed there was no medical rational behind it, so I refused. Although I was away and there was no MIL or Mum to impose on that. But Iā€™m glad I snapped back almost immediately but food is my major problem šŸ¤£šŸ¤£(foodie)
    Thanks so much sis for this great opportunity to share and hear your story. More grace and I hope to see more of this!šŸ˜

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  2. Thanks i think this will help me very soon

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