Any mom knows, the first few days after delivering a baby can be rough, and oh so uncomfortable. Thank goodness for modern medicine and those special needed items for the (ah, hem) area down below. You know what I’m talking about.
I can’t speak for c-section moms, as I know they have a completely different kind of recovery. My last two babies have been more than 9 lbs, which makes the 4th trimester pretty painful!
One of my biggest complaints, I never had enough ice packs and cooling pads for after the hospital. Sure the hospital provides some extra, but I never leave with nearly enough. Not to mention, those hospital mesh panties just aren’t as effective as they could be. Jude is my 4th baby and this has always been a major headache come days 3-10 postpartum.
But not anymore!
Say hello to Frida Mom. The Labor and Delivery + Postpartum Recovery Kit every mom to be needs to have. It’s the mother load of labor and recovery must-haves from the first contractions to first post-baby toilet trip… and that trip to the toilet is no joke. Oy.
The handy dandy purple box comes with so many must-haves. Inside, you will find a perfect travel essentials bag that can be used after the personal care items are gone. I plan to use the bag even after I’m healed.
Inside the essentials bag are some of the greatest must-haves:
- 4 pair of disposable postpartum underwear. This underwear is so much stronger than those hospital mesh panties. Not to mention the high waist helps hold in the after-birth stomach pooch.
- 24 Perineal Cooling Pad Liners made with witch hazel. The cooling sensation makes sitting or moving around so much easier.
- Perineal Healing Foam provides cooling relief from vag to tush. Super important for the healing process. Not to mention, the foam is so much easier to put on the pad than those healing pads that you have to lay out like deli meat. Ha!
- Upside Down Peri Bottle. Another must have to keep the area down below clean.
- Instant Ice Maxi Pads. These are so essential after delivery and there never seem to be enough!
Also inside the box is the most comfortable (breastfeeding friendly) gown I have ever put on. There are side snaps to make nursing extremely easy. The gown is soft and it’s a dark gray so you can’t see those pesky milk stains. Ugh.
The final part of the packaging are some amazing hospital footies. I’m wearing those like they’re going out of style.
Frida Mom is a one stop shop for the 4th trimester. I desperately wish I would have had Frida Mom for all of my children, not to mention this is the new baby shower gift I am giving everyone! *Spoiler alert*
For more information about the Frida Mom check out this link, the entire box and individual items are all available at Amazon!
Tell me about your healing process… what is one thing you wish you would have had during the 4th trimester??? Comment below and let me know!
*this post is sponsored by Frida Mom, all opinions are my own.*
