Hi there 😊, thanks a lot for your feedback!! 😊 It is really great to hear that our videos helped you through your pregnancy!! And we hope that you have recovered well from birth! ❤️😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️
@@thelordismyshepherd7515 Okay, did you try the burping techniques that we show in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-b76SV_IEYK0.html 😊
I needed this video. I had my baby on Tuesday through elective C-section. All went well and happy that this video came when I needed to keep myself informed. Thanks for the good work you’re doing! 👍🏼👏🏼
Oh, that's wonderful to hear!! ❤️😊 First of all: CONGRATULATIONS ON YOUR NEWBORN!! You are probably super relieved that the procedure is over and that you are now finally able to hold your baby in your arms!! 🥰❤️😊 We hope that you are already feeling better!! Thanks so much for your feedback! We are just super happy whenever people tell us that they find our videos helpful!! 😊 We wish you all the best for you and your baby, a good and fast recovery and lots of joy with that sweet little bundle of yours!! 🥰🥰
Hi there 😊, what a lovely compliment! 🥰 This feedback clearly made our day! Thanks so much for it! 🥰 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️
Thanks so much for watching! 😊 With this video, we want to inform you about what's normal and what is not normal when it comes to physical problems that you experience after delivery. As always, please keep in mind that every woman is different and may thus experience these problems in a slightly different way! If you are not sure whether something is "normal" or not, please call your doctor, particularly, if something seems strange during the FIRST FEW DAYS after delivery! Your well-being should be top-priority!!
That's really great to hear!! 😊 Thanks SO MUCH for your feedback! It's always so good to hear that the tips that we share help the women out there!! 😊 We wish you all the best for you and your baby!! ❤️❤️
@@celestineb6392 Awesome!! Thanks SO MUCH for sharing!! ❤️ It's really really great to hear that it helped you!! 😊😊 Oh, and CONGRATULATIONS to both of you!! You must be so relieved to be able to finally hold your baby in your arms!! ❤️❤️😊 Enjoy every minute of it!!
Hi there and thanks so much for your lovely comment and feedback!! We are always so happy to hear when people find our videos helpful!! 😊😘❤️ We can absolutely understand that you are ready to meet your baby boy!! It was one of the biggest moments in our lives too!! Luckily, you will meet him any day now! So you better prepare your heart: because it's going to melt! 🥰😘 We wish you all the best for the upcoming birth, for you and for your baby!! ❤️❤️
Thanks SO MUCH for your lovely feedback!! ❤️ We are really happy that you have found our videos helpful! It's so motivating to know that!! 😊 It's great to hear that your first 6 weeks after birth are over! It means that the most difficult period is over (body-wise). 😊 We wish you all the best for you and your baby!! ❤️😊
Thanks SO MUCH for your feedback Crystal!! ❤️ It's really good to know that people find our videos helpful!! ❤️😊 Midwives brew is a really interesting topic, thanks a lot for suggesting it Crystal! From our experience, we can tell you that we know SOME women who have tried it. And it DID work for some of them, but not for others. Ingredients and safety: Ingredient-wise, a pregnant woman can probably have apricot juice and almond butter without experiencing any. We have also seen in clinical studies that castor oil does not seem to have any adverse effects, neither on the baby nor the mother. When it comes to verbena, we know that several doctors recommend it to induce labor. (We just don't know the exact dosage) So IN THEORY it SHOULD not be a problem for a pregnant woman to drink the midwives brew. However, unfortunately, there are ZERO scientific studies about the midwives brew. Therefore, we cannot really say how safe it really is for a pregnant woman or her baby... 🙈 We hope that this was at least A BIT helpful... All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
I’ve been watching your videos since I was pregnant and I’m still watching😁😁 I am 5 weeks postpartum and I can’t thank you enough for u help🥰🥰 much love all the way from Zanzibar Tanzania ❤️
Hi there 😊 first of all, CONGRATULATIONS on your newborn!!! You must be so relieved to be able to finally hold your sweet little baby in your arms!! 🥰❤️ We really feel so honored and blessed that so many people from across the world are watching our videos!! Thanks so much for your lovely feedback!! We really really appreciate it and are just super happy that you find our videos helpful!! We also try to post more videos about baby-related topics. But our list of topics is just SOOO long! 😊 We wish you all the best for you and your family! Enjoy every minute! They are growing up so fast!! 😊❤️ Greetings from London to Zanzibar! ❤️
Hi there Jolina! 😊❤️ You are MOST WELCOME!! 😊 It's really the best product that you can get! Almost every new mom that we know uses it (and recommends it)!! ❤️ We wish you all the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
Thanks for posting. Even though I’m getting ready to have my second baby it’s kind of nice to have somebody slowly explain everything. They give you a big bunch of stuff right before you’re discharged at our hospitals here, but sometimes it’s just a little overwhelming when all you wanna do is go home and rest
Hi there! 😊 Thanks SO MUCH for your lovely comment and feedback!! 😊😘 We can absolutely understand that things can quickly get overwhelming! Also, because there are so many new impressions and things your mind has to process. But we always tell women not to worry TOO much about what comes after birth. Of course, there are a few ground rules, like keeping an eye on the bleeding and your physical and mental well-being. However, the most important thing is to rest and to get to know your little one. Also, your baby will be a great distraction (although it also means that you will most likely not sleep much 😊). But this is when your partner can be a great support! 😊 We wish you all the best for the upcoming birth, for you and for your baby!! ❤️
Hey beautiful! Your videos helped me a lot through out my pregnancy 😍 thank you so much. It's been 18 days of my postpartum and i was waiting for this kinda video.. Thanks for guiding me coz it was my first child❤️ sending love to your way💖
Hi there! 😊 Thanks SO MUCH for your very sweet feedback and comment!! ❤️ It's SO great to hear that our videos helped you throughout your pregnancy!! It's really motivating to hear that!! ❤️❤️ Yes, you are right! It really took us a long time to publish our first postpartum video, but there are SO MANY topics on our list!! 🙈🙈😊 Also, it's great to hear that the first 3 weeks of your postpartum period are almost over. The most difficult phase is the first week. But if there are no complications during that period, then things mostly improve from there. We wish you all the best for the remaining postpartum time and of course, we wish you lots of joy with that sweet little bundle of yours!! ❤️❤️ P.S.: We also promise to publish more baby-related videos!
You are MOST WELCOME Amanda!! We are really happy if our find our video helpful and even happier that even people from Zambia watch our video!!! ❤️😊 All the best for you and your baby and greetings from London to Zambia!! ❤️❤️
Ooooooh, that's SO great to hear!! Another baby born!! 😊❤️ CONGRATULATIONS from the 2 of us!! You must be SO proud and relieved to be able to finally hold your baby boy in your arms!! 😊❤️🥰 Thanks so much for sharing with us!! We wish you all the best and love and joy for the weeks to come!! Enjoy every minute of it (and try to get some rest too) 😊😊
Your videos are super interesting as im 35 weeks now🤰im from learning stars if you remember me shayasta, was teacher to your lil precious munchkin ☺️ so glad to find your videos guys 👍 very nice ❤️
Ooh, hi there Shayasta!! 😊 Of course we remember you!! 😊 And we still miss you very much, because Cayden LOVED you!! 😊 We did not know you are pregnant! CONGRATULATIONS from the two of us!! ❤️❤️ And you are so far already! Thanks so much for your comment and feedback! We are super happy that you find our videos helpful!! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming delivery, for you and for your baby! We would be super happy if you could keep us posted!! ❤️❤️😊
@@CareAboutLittleOnes awwww munchkin must be all grown now 🥰 give my love to him 😻 and you guys are doing amazing job 👏 Having second baby now. Had Braxton Hicks last week, baby's dropped all the way down giving me bad back pain and pelvis pain...cant wait to welcome her 😍
@@shayastakhan3500 Ooooooh, how sweet!! We can absolutely understand that you cannot wait to welcome her!! 🥰 What a gift!! 😍 Thanks so much for your feedback!! We are really very happy that you find it helpful what we do here! 😊 We will give Cayden a big hug from you!! Yes, he has grown a lot lately 😊 We wish you all the best and please please keep us updated!! We cannot wait to hear the good news!! 😍 🥰
You are MOST WELCOME!! 😊 We hope you will find this video helpful, once you need it!! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for the upcoming birth, for you and your baby!! ❤️
I gave birth to a 37 week old baby on the 15th of May 2021, I am struggling to breastfeed her and want to pump exclusively. Do you maybe have any tips on increasing milk supply to be able to pump exclusively and bottle feed my baby? She latches on to my breast but she's lazy to keep suckling and that's why I want to pump exclusively.
Hi there Charné 😊, thanks a lot for sharing your story here! ❤️ We are currently preparing a series of videos which are related to newborns and how to care for them. How to increase the milk supply will most probably be one topic that we are going to address. However, we are not sure yet when we can publish them (as there is so much to do 🙀)... The advice that we have until then is the following: One thing you have to know about your body is that it adjusts your milk supply based on the demand. So if your baby does not drink a lot, then your milk supply will be adjusted and you will produce less milk. Therefore, pumping milk is exactly what you wanna do to increase your supply. It helps "convince" the body to produce more milk. However, please note that the "suction power" of your baby is much better than the suction of any breast pump. 😊 Therefore, it could also help if you first let your baby suckle for a while (whenever your baby is hungry) until your baby becomes too tired. Then continue with the bottle. After the feeding, use a breast pump on the same breast, because oftentimes, it will make the pumping much easier! The other thing that you can try (in addition) is drinking beetroot juice. It's a "trick" from Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). During a delivery, a woman loses lots of blood. Because of that, they become "blood deficient" according to TCM. As a result, they produce less milk (because blood deficiency affects the whole fluid balance in the body). One way to deal with blood deficiency is drinking beetroot juice. Try it! It has helped many women at our clinic!! We really hope this helps you!! We wish you all the best for you and your baby!! ❤️❤️
Hi there 😊, please note that in general, we do not recommend belts to support the stomach post pregnancy because they don't "solve" the problem. Instead, we recommend postpartum exercises which specifically address the problem of diastasis recti. Unfortunately, we have not yet had the time to record a video on such exercises. However, if you google a bit, you can find lots of good sites who show you which exercises can help here! In the meantime, we do our best to publish a video as soon as possible... 😊 All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
Retterspitz needs to be diluted? I'm in 38 weeks! Can't wait to meet my baby! What do you think about the increased pulse during pregnancy? Thank You so much for all your Videos! Very helpful!
Hi there Ana ❤️, you are MOST WELCOME!! We are very happy if you find our videos helpful!! 😊 Retterspitz does not to be dilated, no! Just pour 1-2 tablespoons of it over a sanitary towel...😊 Regarding high blood pressure: It depends a bit HOW high your blood pressure is and if it has affected the growth of your baby during your pregnancy. In general, the problem is that women with hypertension need to be careful with the medication that they receive because not all of them are safe for the baby, as they affect the blood flow (f.e. to the placenta). Also, in some cases, it may cause pre-eclampsia. Is there any particular reason why you ask this question? All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
My blood pressure is ok. I noticed that my hearth rate is a bit faster than usual, between 90-100 beats. My midwife told me it is normal, since we are two. I hope everything will be as good as my whole pregnancy. Gott sei Dank! 🥰 Thank You so much for your answer!
@@anamariaonea8867 Okay, that's good to know! 😊 Thanks a lot for sharing! 😊 You are most welcome Ana! We are happy if our answer helped you! "Gott sei Dank!" 😂😂 LOVED IT!! Perfect German!! Even the spelling is 100% correct! Thanks so much! 😂😂 Please let us know whenever you have any more questions! We are super happy to help if we can! 😊😊 In the meantime, we wish you all the best for you and your baby!! ❤️❤️
Hi there 😊, thanks so much for your lovely feedback!! 😘 We are very happy to hear that you find our content helpful!! 😊 We wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby!! ❤️
Im 34 week pregnant 🤰 and my baby is still breech position What can i do My dr said again visit after 15 days to the hospital And said dont walk mopping r any work Otherwise baby fix her head Just rest If i rest so is.it.possible baby turn im very upset plZ suggest some positive way.
Hi there ❤️, when a baby is breech baby by week 34, we normally recommend moxibustion in combination with breech baby turning exercises which we explain in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-e-kh6nxGkCk.html However, if you are not allowed to do exercises, then there is another way: you can combine moxibustion with acupuncture. Of course, this means that you would have to find an experienced acupuncturist in your area who can apply both, acupuncture and moxibustion. Another option is that you try moxibustion alone (i.e. without the exercises and without acupuncture). It DID work for some women, so maybe, it will work for you too? Apart from that, it is important to provide your baby with as much space to turn as possible. We share some tips on how to do that in this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-X3sOObqZHrY.html. Just watch the beginning when we talk about the best sitting and sleeping position. We really hope this helps you!! All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
Hi thank u for this video I am in the 35th week of my second pregnancy... In first one I had fungal infection in my vagina ... Terrible itching n redness ... It was a c-section delivery... Please advise me as to how I can avoid any infection this time around... Thanks❤️❤️
Hi there ❤️, please note that fungal infections are often the result of antibiotics which - we assume - you had to take after your C-section, right? The problem with antibiotics is that, although required after a C-section to prevent bacterial infections, it also kills all the "beneficial bacteria" on your vagina which have the task of keeping the fungus in check (a small amount of fungus is almost always present - however, it's not a problem as long as there are enough beneficial bacteria to keep it in check). Because of that, it is difficult to prevent fungal infections after a C-section. However, if you are having a VBAC this time, it should not be a problem. Still, there are things that you can do: 1. Change pantyliners often 2. When on the toilet, wipe from the front to the back 3. Wear breathable underwear 4. Don't use standard female hygiene products (because they disrupt the balance of the bacteria on the vagina). Instead, ask your local pharmacist what products they recommend... Finally, please note that sometimes, it's just not possible to prevent fungal infections because there are so many factors which play a role here. And if you still get one, please talk to your doctor so that they can identify exactly what kind of infection it is (so that you get the right treatment)... We hope you find this information somewhat helpful!! 😊 All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
@@CareAboutLittleOnes I would like to add that this is the first channel where the channel is actually addressing our questions n offering solutions.... Thanks a lot for all ur efforts.👍👍
@@s.mukherjee6893 Thanks very very kind of you to say!! Thanks SO MUCH for your lovely feedback!! 😘 We try to do our best and we hope that this helps lots of women (and their babies) out there!! ❤️😊
Hi there! ❤️ Thanks a lot for your input! We will certainly discuss if we can make a video about this topic... In the meantime, we wish you ALL THE BEST for you and your baby! ❤️
Hi there! 😊 Have you watched our video on how to prepare the body for labor from week 37 onwards? You can find it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8rehbupwhzY.html We hope you find this video helpful! 😊 All the best for you and your baby! ❤️
Hi i have my normal delivery one week ago my baby is a pre matured.. I dont have highblood before pregnancy and also in the day of labor. But after 2days of recovery my blood pressure getting high. This is normal? Thankyou love lots from 🇵🇭
Hi there Jennylyn ❤️, first of all, CONGRATULATIONS on your newborn from the 2 of us!! 😍😍😍 Finally, you can hold that little thing in your arms! We hope that both, you and your baby are alright, particularly, since your baby is pre-maturely born... ❤️ Regarding your high blood pressure: We would consult a doctor about it! There is something like preeclampsia (which is normally a thing WHILE you are pregnant). However, a few women develop this condition after the baby was born. It doesn't need to be pre-eclampsia. But it's good to exclude it. So, please talk to your doctor... We hope this helps! We really wish you a good recovery from birth and all the best for you and your family and most importantly, for that sweet little bundle of joy!! ❤️❤️
Hi there! 😊 It depends: did you experience a 4th degree tear during your delivery? If not, has your doctor identified any alternative reasons for your problems?
Hi there again Amanda 😊 whenever there are problems with the incision, we recommend talking to a doctor! Most probably, everything is alright. However, your safety and well-being come first! So, please let a doctor have a look at it! ❤️ Also, thanks so much for the topic that you suggest by the way! It's a very interesting topic. In our experience, it is very difficult to make a baby suck after using a bottle because they mostly find it easier to drink from the bottle... We know that many women have the same problem. We are just not sure if we have a solution 😊. But we need to think about it... So, again, thanks a lot for recommending that topic!!
At 28 weeks my baby is in breech position with anterior placenta and nuchlal cord. Does this mean I may have to go through a C-section. Could u please help with more information about having a nuchal cord. Thanks.
Hi there! ❤️ The answer to your question very much depends on your doctor and your hospital. First of all, please note that a nuchal cord is not necessarily a reason for a C-section. Such babies can be delivered naturally, as long as the baby's heart rate is properly monitored when you are in labor. This is required because the risk here is that the cord is being compressed during contractions which could reduce the amount of blood pumped to the baby. If then the heart beat of your baby drops, it could become necessary to do an emergency C-section. So, the question is: is your hospital equipped for emergency C-sections? Because in some countries/hospitals, the answer is no. And when that's the case, they will not let you try naturally, but propose a C-section instead... That said, please note that SOME babies manage to "untangle" themselves, probably when they turn. We just recently had such a case. Unfortunately, we cannot tell you how likely it is to happen. However, it COULD happen. Apart from hoping, though, unfortunately, there is really nothing else you can do. The most important thing is to not get too worried and stressed about it and to take comfort in the fact that a nuchal cord is very common and that such babies are born every single day and are perfectly healthy... We hope that you find this information helpful!! All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️❤️
Helo, I had forceps delivery it's been 11 weeks now still I have contractions and too much pelvic pain even turn over the bed and jump in and out. I had epidural so backache is too much. Please suggest me advice
@@CareAboutLittleOnes I also have numbness in my legs as well as leg cramps. It's my first baby so with these issues it's hard for me to look after my baby.
@@ahmadgujjar2250 Okay, thanks for your reply! In that case, we strongly recommend that you see your doctor and talk with them about all the symptoms that you observe. The numbness in your legs and the cramps (together with your other symptoms) deserve special attention at this stage after your delivery! So, please do not hesitate to see your doctor!! Thank you!
@@CareAboutLittleOnes exactly I booked appointment for these symptoms they asked to wait still I'm waiting. In UK they take long time still I didn't get any appointment that's why I'm so worried.
Hi there 😊, actually, breast pain is one of the first things a pregnant woman is going to experience (lots of other things to follow). The reason is that your body is being flooded with hormones which, among others things, have the task to prepare your body to feed that sweet little thing that is growing in your womb! Your breasts are going to grow and that growth can be painful. You can also expect to feel that pain in other areas of your breasts, particularly in the first trimester of your pregnancy. That said, as always, we recommend talking to your doctor whenever you feel any pain that worries you, in order to exclude other important reasons why you are feeling that pain! We wish you all the best for your pregnancy, for you and for your baby!! ❤️
@@loismauricenjoroge439 Okay, understood! We recommend talking to your doctor then! Because pain that you feel UNDER your breasts can be normal as your uterus grows. There are also a couple of other reasons (pregnancy-related) why you could feel pain under your breast. However, we would normally expect them at later stages of your pregnancy. So, in order to get peace of mind, we recommend talking to your doctor! We are sorry that we cannot be a better help here! All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
@@loismauricenjoroge439 Okay, understood! We recommend talking to your doctor then! Because pain that you feel UNDER your breasts can be normal as your uterus grows. There are also a couple of other reasons (pregnancy-related) why you could feel pain under your breast. However, we would normally expect them at later stages of your pregnancy. So, in order to get peace of mind, we recommend talking to your doctor! We are sorry that we cannot be a better help here! All the best for you and your baby!! ❤️
