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Dr. Gabi 🌸 Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist on Instagram: "These are some of my favorite gentle, low impact exercises for newly postpartum mamas ☺️💕 🌸Diaphragmatic Breathing - Focus on gentle, 360 degree expansion of your chest, abdomen, ribcage, and spine as you breathe. 🌸Core Activation - Practice in different positions (Lying Down, Sitting, Hands and Knees, Standing) and gently engage your core and pelvic floor a few times on each exhale. 🌸Bent Knee Fall Outs - This is a simple core and p 360 Breathing Postpartum, Gentle Postpartum Exercise, Diaphragmatic Breathing Pelvic Floor, Postpartum Breathing Exercises, Core Activation, Low Impact Exercises, Postpartum Workouts, Pelvic Floor Therapy, Straight Leg Raise

Dr. Gabi 🌸 Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist on Instagram: "These are some of my favorite gentle, low impact exercises for newly postpartum mamas ☺️💕 🌸Diaphragmatic Breathing - Focus on gentle, 360 degree expansion of your chest, abdomen, ribcage, and spine as you breathe. 🌸Core Activation - Practice in different positions (Lying Down, Sitting, Hands and Knees, Standing) and gently engage your core and pelvic floor a few times on each exhale. 🌸Bent Knee Fall Outs - This is a simple core…

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Macy Pruett | Pre-Postnatal Trainer on Instagram: "First Week Postpartum 👩‍🍼  Prioritizing REST! Rest is so important and must happen before any rehab begins. During this first week, I’m prioritizing rest and staying seated and relaxed (best I can with a 2 year old 🤪)  First things first, for ALL postpartum moms, is breath work. Making that reconnection to your core and pelvic floor. It takes work and patience, but must be done before anything else! 👍🏼  So much sitting/laying down + breastfeeding positions can make a body super tight. So I’m incorporating these gentle movements to keep mobility in mostly my spine, but also my chest and hips. This can help avoid upper back pain and help us learn how to reconnect to our body 🫶🏻  I’m excited to be working on a Postpartum Core & Pelvic Postpartum Progress Pics, 1 Week Post Partum Belly, Postpartum Breathing Exercises, Postpartum Back Pain, 1 Week Postpartum, Postpartum Core Recovery, Post Partum Tips, Postpartum Stretches, Postpartum Progress

Macy Pruett | Pre-Postnatal Trainer on Instagram: "First Week Postpartum 👩‍🍼 Prioritizing REST! Rest is so important and must happen before any rehab begins. During this first week, I’m prioritizing rest and staying seated and relaxed (best I can with a 2 year old 🤪) First things first, for ALL postpartum moms, is breath work. Making that reconnection to your core and pelvic floor. It takes work and patience, but must be done before anything else! 👍🏼 So much sitting/laying down…

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Dr. Lizzie Kieffer - Pelvic PT on Instagram: "🎉 Giveaway ⬇️ ⬇️   Rest is absolutely KEY the first several days postpartum. Ideally we want to do the 5-5-5 rule (5 days in bed, 5 days on the bed, 5 days around the bed). But for many this truly isn’t feasible with their circumstances. For me I did a modified 3-3-3 and it has felt great!! Prioritizing rest, hydration, and fueling with nutritious, yummy food so my body can HEAL.  I’m 6 days postpartum and I am feeling so grateful for this rest as my body is saying thank you 🙏🏻   Movement is also so helpful though. But this means GENTLE movement. All while in bed!  Post birth we can feel sore and stiff and doing these movements can do WONDERS in alleviating that.  Try 1-2 rounds of these: 1. Diaphragm Breathing x 5 breaths- very gentle conne Postpartum Breathing Exercises, Postpartum Symptoms, Postpartum Bodies, Post C Section, Postpartum Workouts, Postpartum Healing, Gentle Movement, Cat Cow, Postpartum Health

Dr. Lizzie Kieffer - Pelvic PT on Instagram: "🎉 Giveaway ⬇️ ⬇️ Rest is absolutely KEY the first several days postpartum. Ideally we want to do the 5-5-5 rule (5 days in bed, 5 days on the bed, 5 days around the bed). But for many this truly isn’t feasible with their circumstances. For me I did a modified 3-3-3 and it has felt great!! Prioritizing rest, hydration, and fueling with nutritious, yummy food so my body can HEAL. I’m 6 days postpartum and I am feeling so grateful for this rest…

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