The Postpartum Pivot

The Postpartum Pivot

From Delivery Room to Dorsal Glide It’s World Breastfeeding Week, and there’s a lot of well-earned focus on the bond between parent and baby. But we want to talk about something that gets a lot less airtime: what nursing does to your body. Let’s be real — breastfeeding is basically an endurance sport crossed with…

It’s Not Just Aging

It’s Not Just Aging

5 Fixable Causes of Urinary Leakage in Women For too long, women have been led to believe that urinary leakage (incontinence) is an inevitable consequence of childbirth or aging. This pervasive myth leads millions to suffer, despite the fact that incontinence affects an estimated 25 to 45% of women globally (Milsom et al., 2018). We…

A Beginner’s Guide After Childbirth

A Beginner’s Guide After Childbirth

Initiating the Rehabilitation Process for Your Pelvis and Core The journey of childbirth is profound and transformative, but its physical aftermath continues to remain under discussed. For many new parents, the months following delivery bring challenges that extend beyond sleepless nights—pelvic floor weakness, abdominal separation, and changes in core stability are common realities. What occurs…

Stretches to Ease Muscle Aches When Breastfeeding

Stretches to Ease Muscle Aches When Breastfeeding

Beyond providing nutrition to your baby, breastfeeding is a unique experience that improves bonding between mom and baby. Breastfeeding can take a toll on the body and a stress to muscles. This is due to the positions that mothers often find themselves in. Hunched forwards with rounded shoulders and carrying the weight of the baby…