Congratulations on your new baby! The days, weeks , and months after you give birth should be dedicated to caring for your new baby, caring for yourself , and easing into this new chapter of your family’s life. BabyFit is full of information and resources to help you and your growing family. Below is an organized “Table of Contents” of BabyFit’s post -pregnancy and family resources.
Among the dozens of changes you’re making, it’s also time to move on from your pregnancy nutrition program. Learn how to customize your plan to fit your post-pregnancy needs.
Resuming or starting an exercise program after delivery will help your body heal, become stronger, and become more fit than ever. Learn about the benefits of exercising postpartum, easing into fitness after any delivery, and even including your baby in your workouts.
Both nursing and formula-feeding moms will need plenty of energy, strength, stamina, over the coming months. That means loading up on nutrients and eating a well-balanced diet. Here's how.
BabyFit recommends these exercises to help you regain strength and improve your fitness level. Delay exercise until you recieve clearance from your doctor.
Most women experience some form of moodiness after delivery. But how do you know whether your feelings are typical “baby blues” or a case of Postpartum Depression? Here are some guidelines.
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