🩹 C-Section Healing Tips Recovering from a CS takes time — usually 6–8 weeks. Here’s how to help your body heal: • Rest & avoid heavy lifting • Keep incision clean & dry • Support your belly when moving • Eat healthy, protein-rich meals • Take gentle walks for circulation • Watch for redness, swelling, or fever — call your doctor if these happen 💛 Healing takes time. Be patient with your body. #Babydevelopment #Parentingtips #viralpost2025 #reelsvideoシ #followerseveryone #Hilighteveryone #reel

C-Sections Explained: Part 1 - The First Incision ✂️👶 20-30% of all births are C-sections—and that number is rising! Since they're so common, let's break down what ACTUALLY happens layer by layer. The Landmarks 📍 Using Jeffrey the Skeleton to show where incisions are made: Most common: 2-5 cm above the pubic symphysis (avoids bladder/pelvic structures) Goes from one ASIS (hip bone prominence) across to the other—stopping a few cm before each side. The First Incision ✂️ Here's what's interestin