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Family Photo Outfit Inspirations

Finding the perfect outfit for your family photo can be a bit frustrating, so I’ve put together some amazing outfit ideas to help a fellow momma out. Whether its spring, summer or fall, I hope these outfits give you the inspiration you need to rock your family photo! 

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Some of the hottest colors for Spring/Summer 2021 are cerulean, desert mist and burnt coral. I couldn’t resist putting these three colors together for these super sweet and still very timeless looks. 

Suspenders are a fav of mine for little guys but if I’ve added a few looks if they aren’t your thing. 

I’ve included several different outfit options for everyone so feel free to scroll until you see something you love. 

Best place to shoot: these colors would pop best in an outdoor setting, but in studio would be great too. If opting for indoors look for lighter colored backyards as to not over power these neutral tones. 

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A 33 year old wife and mother of five. Yes, you read that correctly. I willingly had five children, lol. If you haven't noticed already, I am pretty open and honest about my life. I talk about everything from motherhood, growing up biracial to marriage and overcoming all the obstacles along this journey called life. I hope to inspire and encourage everyone who comes across my blog to keep going and to always remember God loves you.

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Five postpartum tips from a mom who’s made all the mistakes so you don’t have to: 1. Slow down - Something I wish had been told. I was always busy trying to keep up. I never took the time to relax. 2. You don’t have to listen to everyone’s advice - As a new parent, you may feel confused, so it is rightfully so that you may seek out advice from others. But that doesn't mean you have to take it. 3. Adjust your expectations - I DIDN’T SAY LOWER. I hate that word. It’s like saying “Hey, so here's the mark. And you missed it.” So instead I say adjust. Which is more like, “I had an idea of how I thought things would go, and that’s not what happened. But that’s okay, I can pivot and adapt.” When that happens breath in, then out, and adjust. 4. Ignore strangers - I have gotten some of the rudest comments from strangers. Comments that have completely ruined what was an otherwise good day. Or comments that worsened an already bad one. Things like “breastfeed in the car, don’t taunt people's husbands.” Or, “if I would spank my toddler he wouldn't misbehave.” Not all strangers are bad, but if someone says something, or makes a judgemental face, ignore it. 5. Celebrate your own milestones - Got baby to latch without too much fuss? Girl, you better get it! Took a nap while the baby slept? You maam are a force to be reckoned with! I waited far too late to start celebrating my parenting milestones. Things that I thought were a big deal (like my first trip to the store with my baby, or the first time I mastered the football hold while breastfeeding) I never mentioned because I thought it was selfish of me to take the focus off of my baby. Far too often we focus on baby and their development, completely forgetting we are learning just as much as they are. Parenting tiny humans is hard, and #ItStartsWithMom so why not celebrate you too! @Marchofdimes wants to celebrate parents’ firsts and help moms and moms-to-be get the latest information and resources for EVERY stage of pregnancy. March of Dimes provides research, advocacy, education, and programs to ensure that every parent has the resources and support they need. AD #marchofdimes
Five postpartum tips from a mom who’s made all the mistakes so you don’t have to: 1. Slow down - Something I wish had been told. I was always busy trying to keep up. I never took the time to relax. 2. You don’t have to listen to everyone’s advice - As a new parent, you may feel confused, so it is rightfully so that you may seek out advice from others. But that doesn't mean you have to take it. 3. Adjust your expectations - I DIDN’T SAY LOWER. I hate that word. It’s like saying “Hey, so here's the mark. And you missed it.” So instead I say adjust. Which is more like, “I had an idea of how I thought things would go, and that’s not what happened. But that’s okay, I can pivot and adapt.” When that happens breath in, then out, and adjust. 4. Ignore strangers - I have gotten some of the rudest comments from strangers. Comments that have completely ruined what was an otherwise good day. Or comments that worsened an already bad one. Things like “breastfeed in the car, don’t taunt people's husbands.” Or, “if I would spank my toddler he wouldn't misbehave.” Not all strangers are bad, but if someone says something, or makes a judgemental face, ignore it. 5. Celebrate your own milestones - Got baby to latch without too much fuss? Girl, you better get it! Took a nap while the baby slept? You maam are a force to be reckoned with! I waited far too late to start celebrating my parenting milestones. Things that I thought were a big deal (like my first trip to the store with my baby, or the first time I mastered the football hold while breastfeeding) I never mentioned because I thought it was selfish of me to take the focus off of my baby. Far too often we focus on baby and their development, completely forgetting we are learning just as much as they are. Parenting tiny humans is hard, and #ItStartsWithMom so why not celebrate you too! @Marchofdimes wants to celebrate parents’ firsts and help moms and moms-to-be get the latest information and resources for EVERY stage of pregnancy. March of Dimes provides research, advocacy, education, and programs to ensure that every parent has the resources and support they need. AD #marchofdimes
Five postpartum tips from a mom who’s made all the mistakes so you don’t have to: 1. Slow down - Something I wish had been told. I was always busy trying to keep up. I never took the time to relax. 2. You don’t have to listen to everyone’s advice - As a new parent, you may feel confused, so it is rightfully so that you may seek out advice from others. But that doesn't mean you have to take it. 3. Adjust your expectations - I DIDN’T SAY LOWER. I hate that word. It’s like saying “Hey, so here's the mark. And you missed it.” So instead I say adjust. Which is more like, “I had an idea of how I thought things would go, and that’s not what happened. But that’s okay, I can pivot and adapt.” When that happens breath in, then out, and adjust. 4. Ignore strangers - I have gotten some of the rudest comments from strangers. Comments that have completely ruined what was an otherwise good day. Or comments that worsened an already bad one. Things like “breastfeed in the car, don’t taunt people's husbands.” Or, “if I would spank my toddler he wouldn't misbehave.” Not all strangers are bad, but if someone says something, or makes a judgemental face, ignore it. 5. Celebrate your own milestones - Got baby to latch without too much fuss? Girl, you better get it! Took a nap while the baby slept? You maam are a force to be reckoned with! I waited far too late to start celebrating my parenting milestones. Things that I thought were a big deal (like my first trip to the store with my baby, or the first time I mastered the football hold while breastfeeding) I never mentioned because I thought it was selfish of me to take the focus off of my baby. Far too often we focus on baby and their development, completely forgetting we are learning just as much as they are. Parenting tiny humans is hard, and #ItStartsWithMom so why not celebrate you too! @Marchofdimes wants to celebrate parents’ firsts and help moms and moms-to-be get the latest information and resources for EVERY stage of pregnancy. March of Dimes provides research, advocacy, education, and programs to ensure that every parent has the resources and support they need. AD #marchofdimes
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Five postpartum tips from a mom who’s made all the mistakes so you don’t have to: 1. Slow down - Something I wish had been told. I was always busy trying to keep up. I never took the time to relax. 2. You don’t have to listen to everyone’s advice - As a new parent, you may feel confused, so it is rightfully so that you may seek out advice from others. But that doesn't mean you have to take it. 3. Adjust your expectations - I DIDN’T SAY LOWER. I hate that word. It’s like saying “Hey, so here's the mark. And you missed it.” So instead I say adjust. Which is more like, “I had an idea of how I thought things would go, and that’s not what happened. But that’s okay, I can pivot and adapt.” When that happens breath in, then out, and adjust. 4. Ignore strangers - I have gotten some of the rudest comments from strangers. Comments that have completely ruined what was an otherwise good day. Or comments that worsened an already bad one. Things like “breastfeed in the car, don’t taunt people's husbands.” Or, “if I would spank my toddler he wouldn't misbehave.” Not all strangers are bad, but if someone says something, or makes a judgemental face, ignore it. 5. Celebrate your own milestones - Got baby to latch without too much fuss? Girl, you better get it! Took a nap while the baby slept? You maam are a force to be reckoned with! I waited far too late to start celebrating my parenting milestones. Things that I thought were a big deal (like my first trip to the store with my baby, or the first time I mastered the football hold while breastfeeding) I never mentioned because I thought it was selfish of me to take the focus off of my baby. Far too often we focus on baby and their development, completely forgetting we are learning just as much as they are. Parenting tiny humans is hard, and #ItStartsWithMom so why not celebrate you too! @Marchofdimes wants to celebrate parents’ firsts and help moms and moms-to-be get the latest information and resources for EVERY stage of pregnancy. March of Dimes provides research, advocacy, education, and programs to ensure that every parent has the resources and support they need. AD #marchofdimes
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I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
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I failed my child this morning (swipe for the full story) My fight or flight kicked in and when he needed me I froze This has been a struggle for me since becoming a mother. There’s this constant internal battle of knowing what’s best for my child, but also not wanting to “break the rules.” It’s been happening for TEN years. TEN years I’ve been struggling to find my voice as a mother. I’ve been struggling to stand up for what I believe is right when it comes to my ids, regardless of what someone else may think or say. And I’m still struggling. I hate that my brain chooses flight over fight. I hate that I tense you and would rather go with the flow then carve out my own path. But I especially hate that it comes at the detriment of my children. I hate that they may think that their mommy isn’t going to stand up for them. That their mommy isn’t going to be there when they need her most. That they can’t trust her to what’s best no matter who’s around or what’s going on. Koehn needed me this morning. He needed me to say to hell with the rules I’m doing what’s best for him. And in that moment I froze. In that moment I chose to follow the rules and be the “good girl” instead of putting my child first. Hindsight is 20/20. And tomorrow is a new day, and I will definitely do what he needs from me tomorrow. I just wish, just once, I could do it in the moment. 📸 @sweetcaroline.photography
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(A D) Thanks to Sage Therapeutics for sponsoring this important message about postpartum mental wellness and for creating MyCheckOnMom.com (link in bio). To the mom who struggles to ask for help because she thinks she needs to do it all, you have the world on your shoulders. The new baby, kids, house, work and being a supportive spouse day in and day out. It may seem like you can handle it. You may even feel ink you’ve got it all figured out. But be sure you are prioritizing your maternal mental wellness and forma a support system, or #momteam. It took me TEN years (Karson is ten, do the math ) to finally realize that I was not a bad mom / wife / whatever if I asked for help. Like they say, every superhero has a sidekick. Try not to forget to tap into yours every now and again. You will thank yourself for it later. Before everything comes crashing down. Those kids, that. House, work and your spouse who all need you at the same time. As a new mom, the first months are exhausting and emotional. Before you are past E with no fill up in sight. Before it gets to that, do yourself a favor. Let go of some of that to-do list. Hand over a few of those must-get-done’s. And let someone else help you. All moms need a team, and all teams rely on each other for help and support. For new moms, forming a support team before you give birth can. Help you prioritize your maternal mental wellness and get the support you need after your baby is born. Who is on your #MomTeam? People in your life who can commit to supporitng you before and after the baby comes home and when things et extra hard. If you know. A mom (new or expectant) who could use some support share this video and send them to take part in the #CheckonMom program (link in bio), where they can create a plan and build their mom team and learn about postpartum depression. Always talk to your doctor if you or a loved one is having concerns. Sometimes we moms just need a little reminder to ask for help. #checkonmom
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(A D) Thanks to Sage Therapeutics for sponsoring this important message about postpartum mental wellness and for creating MyCheckOnMom.com (link in bio). To the mom who struggles to ask for help because she thinks she needs to do it all, you have the world on your shoulders. The new baby, kids, house, work and being a supportive spouse day in and day out. It may seem like you can handle it. You may even feel ink you’ve got it all figured out. But be sure you are prioritizing your maternal mental wellness and forma a support system, or #momteam. It took me TEN years (Karson is ten, do the math ) to finally realize that I was not a bad mom / wife / whatever if I asked for help. Like they say, every superhero has a sidekick. Try not to forget to tap into yours every now and again. You will thank yourself for it later. Before everything comes crashing down. Those kids, that. House, work and your spouse who all need you at the same time. As a new mom, the first months are exhausting and emotional. Before you are past E with no fill up in sight. Before it gets to that, do yourself a favor. Let go of some of that to-do list. Hand over a few of those must-get-done’s. And let someone else help you. All moms need a team, and all teams rely on each other for help and support. For new moms, forming a support team before you give birth can. Help you prioritize your maternal mental wellness and get the support you need after your baby is born. Who is on your #MomTeam? People in your life who can commit to supporitng you before and after the baby comes home and when things et extra hard. If you know. A mom (new or expectant) who could use some support share this video and send them to take part in the #CheckonMom program (link in bio), where they can create a plan and build their mom team and learn about postpartum depression. Always talk to your doctor if you or a loved one is having concerns. Sometimes we moms just need a little reminder to ask for help. #checkonmom
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(ad) Hey new momma! I know all too well what it’s like to try and do everything on my own. I know the feelings of isolation, frustration, and overwhelming worry it can cause, too. Remember postpartum depression (PPD) is a medical condition, not a personal failure. It can cause concerns about social stigma, fear of judgement, and not wanting to bother anyone may prevent new moms from seeking help. Which is why I am thankful for Sage Therapeutics for creating MyCheckOnMom.com (link in bio) to help you learn more about PPD and prioritize your maternal mental wellness. Setting up your #MomTeam prior to or in the early weeks postpartum is one way to look out for your mental health. Gather people around you who love you most, ask them to lend a helping hand in the first 12 weeks after baby is born, during that’s known as the fourth trimester. Always talk to your doctor if you have concerns. Your tram can uplift and encourage you on the harder days, come over and help with that never ending to do list, and check your #maternalmentalhealth! But most importantly, they are there for you when you need them. Especially when you don’t think you do. Check the link in my bio to create a maternal wellness plan and rally tiur #MomTeam members, who can receive their own #CheckOnMom bracelet (the same one I’m wearing) as a wearable reminder to keep checking in during the fourth trimester and beyond. And make sure you share this info with another new or expectant momma!
(ad) Hey new momma! I know all too well what it’s like to try and do everything on my own. I know the feelings of isolation, frustration, and overwhelming worry it can cause, too. Remember postpartum depression (PPD) is a medical condition, not a personal failure. It can cause concerns about social stigma, fear of judgement, and not wanting to bother anyone may prevent new moms from seeking help. Which is why I am thankful for Sage Therapeutics for creating MyCheckOnMom.com (link in bio) to help you learn more about PPD and prioritize your maternal mental wellness. Setting up your #MomTeam prior to or in the early weeks postpartum is one way to look out for your mental health. Gather people around you who love you most, ask them to lend a helping hand in the first 12 weeks after baby is born, during that’s known as the fourth trimester. Always talk to your doctor if you have concerns. Your tram can uplift and encourage you on the harder days, come over and help with that never ending to do list, and check your #maternalmentalhealth! But most importantly, they are there for you when you need them. Especially when you don’t think you do. Check the link in my bio to create a maternal wellness plan and rally tiur #MomTeam members, who can receive their own #CheckOnMom bracelet (the same one I’m wearing) as a wearable reminder to keep checking in during the fourth trimester and beyond. And make sure you share this info with another new or expectant momma!
(ad) Hey new momma! I know all too well what it’s like to try and do everything on my own. I know the feelings of isolation, frustration, and overwhelming worry it can cause, too. Remember postpartum depression (PPD) is a medical condition, not a personal failure. It can cause concerns about social stigma, fear of judgement, and not wanting to bother anyone may prevent new moms from seeking help. Which is why I am thankful for Sage Therapeutics for creating MyCheckOnMom.com (link in bio) to help you learn more about PPD and prioritize your maternal mental wellness. Setting up your #MomTeam prior to or in the early weeks postpartum is one way to look out for your mental health. Gather people around you who love you most, ask them to lend a helping hand in the first 12 weeks after baby is born, during that’s known as the fourth trimester. Always talk to your doctor if you have concerns. Your tram can uplift and encourage you on the harder days, come over and help with that never ending to do list, and check your #maternalmentalhealth! But most importantly, they are there for you when you need them. Especially when you don’t think you do. Check the link in my bio to create a maternal wellness plan and rally tiur #MomTeam members, who can receive their own #CheckOnMom bracelet (the same one I’m wearing) as a wearable reminder to keep checking in during the fourth trimester and beyond. And make sure you share this info with another new or expectant momma!
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(ad) Hey new momma! I know all too well what it’s like to try and do everything on my own. I know the feelings of isolation, frustration, and overwhelming worry it can cause, too. Remember postpartum depression (PPD) is a medical condition, not a personal failure. It can cause concerns about social stigma, fear of judgement, and not wanting to bother anyone may prevent new moms from seeking help. Which is why I am thankful for Sage Therapeutics for creating MyCheckOnMom.com (link in bio) to help you learn more about PPD and prioritize your maternal mental wellness. Setting up your #MomTeam prior to or in the early weeks postpartum is one way to look out for your mental health. Gather people around you who love you most, ask them to lend a helping hand in the first 12 weeks after baby is born, during that’s known as the fourth trimester. Always talk to your doctor if you have concerns. Your tram can uplift and encourage you on the harder days, come over and help with that never ending to do list, and check your #maternalmentalhealth! But most importantly, they are there for you when you need them. Especially when you don’t think you do. Check the link in my bio to create a maternal wellness plan and rally tiur #MomTeam members, who can receive their own #CheckOnMom bracelet (the same one I’m wearing) as a wearable reminder to keep checking in during the fourth trimester and beyond. And make sure you share this info with another new or expectant momma!
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