Self-care for mums

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Postpartum meals shopping list
Your optimal postpartum meals should be full of fresh, unprocessed foods that will boost your health. Avoid processed carbohydrates, vegetable oils and food additives. The road back to health starts with replenishing your levels of vitamins and minerals (micronutrients), followed by proteins, carbohydrates and fats.
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Woman holding baby and smiling. Headline reads: 17 postpartum recovery essentials
Postpartum essentials
Make sure you have these postpartum essentials ready. They will help make your postpartum recovery that much easier. Be sure to stock up on these items before baby is due. You won’t have the time—or energy—after.
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Self-care for new mums
Self-care may seem impossible but it’s essential. Try these self-care ideas to make sure you’re in good shape to care for your baby.
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Glow up for less than an hour a day
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