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Did anyone keep taking their prenatals after they were done pregnant/breastfeeding? I love how healthy my hair and nails are while taking them but I'm not sure if this is recommend or not.

I did! They did wonders for my hair. So I just took them like normal vitamins for a few months.

-Alex

ashleyincomplete

They are recommended throughout your childbearing years actually

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dannythebabywearingdad

As a man, Husband and Dad I was on edge when my wife decided to breastfeed our child. I was afraid that I would have to lash out at anyone who side eyed her or said something disrespectful. Now I feel comfortable and have zero fear. It disgusts me that we have to normalize something that is pure and so NORMAL! The ones who have something negative to say need to normalize their brains and get with the fuxking program. Breastfeeding is amazing. Breastfeeding is life. This is a bond between a Queen and her children. If you want to stare and point a finger make sure it’s in a mirror because you are the problem. This is what love looks like. I will forever support breastfeeding. I will forever support women. I will forever support mothers. I hope you will too.

heartbeatemoji

shoutout to all my peeps with eczema, skin discoloration, acne, huge/obvious scars, stretch marks, or any other type of "bad skin" yall are beautiful

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Yesterday my hubby said "If she gets pregnant this month, [the new baby] and Cassius will have close birthdays." Ugh be still my beating heart 😍😍😍😍😍😍

#ttc 2 #ttc baby 2 #ttc with pcos

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playfulparenting

“Within decades, American women suddenly seemed to lose the ability to adequately feed their babies, just as infant formula hit the market. Doctors continued to push breastfeeding, but cultural perceptions changed, and with them the social construction of femininity. Rather than being a symbol of maternalism, breastfeeding seemed incompatible with femininity — or, specifically, with white upper-class femininity. Breastfeeding didn’t mesh well with ideas of delicate, refined white women; it was too animal-like, too uncivilized. As Lepore relates, by the early 1900s, a study in Boston found that 9 out of 10 poor mothers breastfed, but only 17% of wealthy mothers did.

"By the 1950s, only 20% of mothers nursed their children. Then, ideas about motherhood changed once again; suddenly comparatively privileged, white women were drawn to movements that advocated breastfeeding. Formula came under increased scrutiny. And so continued the ongoing cultural debate over breastfeeding, motherhood, and proper femininity.”

Fascinating!

(via Shifting Discourses of Motherhood: The Victorian Breastfeeding Photo Fad » Sociological Images)

Cassius is passed tf out

#ebf #mumblr #momblr #full term breastfeeding #14 months #cassius

raisedbyascorpio

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do 10 kegels right now

urie

my depression is just like “hey instead of making you sad we’re going to make you really lazy and unable to function so that people just get annoyed with you rather than feel bad for you”