
72 hours postpartum
I don’t know if all moms experience this the same way, but one thing is certain: it’s a whirlwind of hormones and emotions during this short period.
Personal stories about pregnancy, birth, postpartum life, and the first days with a new baby.
17 stories in this section.

I don’t know if all moms experience this the same way, but one thing is certain: it’s a whirlwind of hormones and emotions during this short period.

Someone close to you has probably already told you that giving birth is hard.

You, who’re in the final stages of pregnancy—you know, the one in the home stretch, the one on the verge of bursting—well, I know you get where I’m coming

Before I begin, I need to make it clear right away that I’m all for breastfeeding.

My last pregnancy was anything but easy. It was filled with a lot of stress and worry.

Dear postpartum depression, You and I have things to say to each other. Quite a few, actually.

Thinking about my upcoming delivery is really starting to get me down. In my case, it will be a scheduled C-section—my fourth. th .

It’s hard to find words strong enough to describe how I feel, what this means to me, and what I’m going through.

People almost laugh in my face when I tell them my pregnancy story, as if I were crazy.

I’m going to share some stories that happened about 48 hours after I gave birth.

I remember very clearly what I was thinking during my first pregnancy. I wanted a little boy so badly. No, actually, I wanted a healthy baby!

I have three children, all born via emergency C-section, and I can tell you that their births were an adventure every single time.

Okay! First off, I know that fairy-tale births do exist. However, they’re much less common than the “juicy” stories from most of the moms I know.

Giving birth. Bringing a new life into the world. What an experience! Every mom has her own birth stories: natural births, C-sections, and the births close

First off, if you’re absolutely terrified of childbirth, DON’T READ THIS!!!

While the first week of your life wasn’t easy, neither was the first week of breastfeeding.

I have to admit that as soon as I gave birth to my daughter, people around me started asking me, “So, do you want another one?” Even my husband seemed read