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Recommitting to care and support in the Fourth Trimester
Position Paper of the Postnatal rEvolution Summit (November 2024 – February 2025)
More information at revolution.postnatalsupportnetwork.com
Postpartum Guide
A simple and practical guide for any expectant family and the people around them.
Are you or someone you know about to welcome a baby? We believe that mothers need mothering too. Our goal is to help you help new families during this transformative time.
Together, we can create a nurturing environment for new mothers!
Developed by Collectif Materner la Mère with the support of the Postnatal Support Network.
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Postnatal Herbs
A postnatal woman is not ill or unwell. She is adjusting to the loss of pregnancy, recovering from hard labour and taking on the heavy demands of nurturing a newborn baby. These physiological adaptations are accompanied by symptoms that indicate her body’s struggle to keep up with the onslaught of changes. Yes, she needs help from people and from Nature´s potent force. Plants, as our allied sustainers of all life…
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From Ancient Goddesses to Modern Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day, as we celebrate it today, with flowers and heartfelt cards, has a fascinating history that stretches far beyond its early 20th-century origins. Explore ancient celebrations in Europe, India, China and Africa and learn about how the Postnatal Support Network continue the legacy of empowering new parents!
The fourth trimester: a transition period into parenthood
The first weeks and months after giving birth can be a magical yet challenging time. Why are postpartum rest and support important?
Post-Partum Sabji
Post-Partum Sabji: a traditional recipe to support your body after childbirth. This dish regenerates the nervous system, strengthens the uterus, and prepares you for breastfeeding.
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