Lastly, the perineal healing foamin the kit is the perfect way to finalize your postpartum care routine. Apply the foam, formulated with 50% witch hazel, to your pad or liner. Having the kit with you during your hospital stay can help you feel more comfortable and prepared for your recovery, and if you don’t end up using it, you can bring it home and utilize it then. Image courtesy of Frida Mom How do you use the Frida Mom Postpartum Kit?

The underwear is also disposable, so you can easily discard them at the end of the day or in case of leaks. REGISTRY GO-TO: This is the starter kit moms-to-be or new moms need to make it through those painful first few weeks of recovery Ultimately, there’s no right or wrong way to go about the postpartum period; you should do whatever feels best for you Taking postpartum care to the next level

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Everything included in the Frida Mom postpartum kit is designed to make everything regarding your recovery much more accessible and stress-free. A postpartum care kit might not have been high up on your list of necessary things for recovery after childbirth. Still, we think it can be tremendously helpful for all birthing parents navigating the postpartum journey.

The motherload for birth and labour

The foam is super gentle and will reach all the necessary areas this way. The foam is meant to speed up the healing process, and it feels even better when it has been in the fridge before use. The Frida Mom postpartum kit is, without a doubt, something that was created thoughtfully to help postpartum moms find more comfort and relief in a highly efficient way. The items in the kit can make great additions to everything else you’ll be using during those first days in the hospital. An excellent motto to live by in scenarios such as this is, “It’s better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it!”.

Make room in your hospital bag ladies, this new postpartum kit is everything you’re going to need to take care of ‘down there’ after having a baby. Let’s start with the Labour and Delivery + Postpartum Recovery Kit. Trust us when we say that this kit is everything you need for your hospital bag essentials. We’re talking about everything from comfortable underwear to a toiletry bag for some of mum’s most-needed things.

If you’re clueless when it comes to knowing what you’ll need during labour and after birth, firstly, join our Pregnancy Facebook Groups (these mums-to-be know everything!) and then snap yourself up one of these nifty kits. The new Frida Mom range includes all the things you don’t even know you’ll need in the fourth trimester. While anyone in the beginning stages of the postpartum period can benefit from this kit, those who deliver vaginally rather than by c-section will get more use out of the products since it has multiple items specifically for healing and soothing the perineal area. The great thing is that each item was explicitly designed with postpartum moms in mind, and the products are made to be gentle, soothing, and safe to use during the recovery process.

The hospital provides practical and helpful items, but they aren’t always the most comfortable (think itchy materials and bulky fits). On the other hand, the Frida Mom Postpartum Kit products are specially designed to provide moms with great comfort and relief. It wasn’t until Frida founder Chelsea Hirschhorn experienced multiple pregnancy losses that she realized there was a gap in the promise her company made to serve women in every stage of postpartum. While Hirschhorn, a mother of four, already knew what recovery from birth looked and felt like, she was surprised to find that she dealt with similar pain and bleeding during and after her miscarriages. So she decided to do something about it. “There’s nothing political about what a woman’s body goes through, regardless of how they arrived at the situation,” Hirschhorn tells Vogue of the decision to expand the brand’s recovery kits to cover all stages of necessary care, including after a miscarriage or abortion, with its new Frida Recovery Kit for Incomplete Pregnancies. “These are physical needs that they have, and we are in a position to help them support those needs.” You can always assemble your postpartum care kit if you feel inclined to, or you can buy a pre-assembled one like the Frida Mom Kit (or the Cesarean Recovery Kit) and add other items that you think could be helpful to your individual needs. As you probably already know, the postpartum period can be challenging, so having items like disposable underwear, pads, and products that provide cooling relief can make a big difference in your comfort levels. Editor’s Note: with an average of 1 in 3 births ending in a cesarean section in the United States, it’s comforting to know that Frida Mom does make a C-Section Recovery Kit.

While the baby claims most of the attention at home, Frida knows that there is no baby without mum. That’s why we created Frida Mom - your one-stop shopfor postpartum essentials and so much more.