Postpartum body

Honouring your body is a practiced art. Honouring your body is something many women struggle with throughout all stages of life (whether you’ve been pregnant or not). I believe learning to honour your body after giving birth, is a rite of passage on its own and a stepping stone to feeling empowered as both a woman and a mother.

Looking for tips for a flat tummy after pregnancy? While your body will be forever changed, you can still lose weight and feel good about your body.

Read this post to find out what to expect the first 6 weeks after having a baby, from the perspective of a postpartum nurse and mom of 2.

Ways To Celebrate Your Postpartum Body From A Doula l The Womb Priestess l The postpartum period is phase two of the sacred birthing experience. My hope is to encourage you to celebrate your beautiful body the way that it is. Shut out the comparisons and just focus on being gentle and kind with yourself during this transition. Discover postpartum recovery tips, breastfeeding tips, pregnancy care and more at taraneynicole.com!

Honouring your body is a practiced art. Honouring your body is something many women struggle with throughout all stages of life (whether you’ve been pregnant or not). I believe learning to honour your body after giving birth, is a rite of passage on its own and a stepping stone to feeling empowered as both a woman and a mother.

Honouring your body is a practiced art. Honouring your body is something many women struggle with throughout all stages of life (whether you’ve been pregnant or not). I believe learning to honour your body after giving birth, is a rite of passage on its own and a stepping stone to feeling empowered as both a woman and a mother.

It seems like forever ago. Before my stretch marks and C-section scar. Before I worried about our babies eating enough veggies and sleeping through the night.

Real mom, real life.

Honouring your body is a practiced art. Honouring your body is something many women struggle with throughout all stages of life (whether you’ve been pregnant or not). I believe learning to honour your body after giving birth, is a rite of passage on its own and a stepping stone to feeling empowered as both a woman and a mother.

Society tends to want to look at a sanitized, ‘perfect’ version of reality on social media. However, life is anything but. And if you want the truth, the real truth, you’ve got to be prepared to see all the various shades of it without shying away.