For more comfortable pregnancy and postpartum days: a U-shaped pregnancy pillow, stretch mark care cream, a zip feeding kurti and a postpartum belly wrap.
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In the second and third trimesters, side sleeping is usually more comfortable, and doctors often recommend it. A U-shaped pregnancy pillow supports your back, bump and knees at the same time.
If stretching skin on the tummy and thighs feels dry and itchy, a daily moisturising cream can help. No cream can guarantee to prevent stretch marks.
After birth, clothes that open at the front or side make breastfeeding much easier. A zip feeding kurti helps when feeding in public or in front of guests. Pack 2–3 loose outfits, nursing pads and comfortable underwear in your hospital bag.
In the first weeks after birth, a belly wrap supports the tummy and lower back. After a C-section, always ask your doctor when to start wearing one.
In pregnancy: sudden headache, blurred vision, swelling of the hands and face, bleeding or reduced baby movements. After birth: fever, heavy bleeding, or stitches that turn red and swollen. Don't wait with any of these. Also tell your doctor if low mood or anxiety lasts more than two weeks.
When sleep gets uncomfortable, often from the fourth or fifth month. It also helps with feeding support after birth.
Many doctors recommend one for support, but ask your doctor when to start and for how long.
Usually your pre-pregnancy size. In the third trimester, you can go one size up.
No cream can guarantee that. Cream keeps skin moisturised and eases itching.
