After childbirth, attention goes to the baby while mothers' emotional and physical needs get ignored, leaving them feeling invisible and lost. Riddhi Deorah discusses how healing starts when mothers stop surviving in silence and begin caring for themselves.
Everyone's journey is different. Postpartum hits you in different ways— emotionally, physically.
And in that moment, it's difficult for the woman going through it to give herself grace.
Delivery ke baad sab baby ko dekhte hain, but very few people ask the mother how she is doing. Slowly, while taking care of everyone else, the mother starts disappearing from her own life. And then one day, she doesn't even feel like herself anymore. Postpartum physical change, it changes how a woman sees herself. Healing starts when a mother stops surviving silently and starts caring for herself too. If you're struggling emotionally after childbirth, comment mother and I'll share simple postpartum healing practices that truly help
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