Hi,
I am seeing a lot of c section scar massage videos but idk which one to follow. Is there any video you sweared by? Please share anything that’s possible.

Hi,

Where do you guys buy clothes? I ordered some clothes through Libas but got to know I should pay custom fees now. Are there any affordable sites you buy from and how’s the quality.

I cannot ask family in India to ship clothes to me or get the clothes with them sadly.

Noob here. I reached out to my school's alumni for referral and he said their company isn't hiring but he can refer me to Paraform. I said sounds great. But this is a consulting company? How will this even work? Should I pay first? What all should I know.

Noob here. I reached out to my school's alumni for referral and he said their company isn't hir*ing but he can refer me to Paraform. I said sounds great. But this is a consulting company? How will this even work? Should I pay first? What all should I know.

Hi mamas,

I’ve been exclusively pumping since day 4 postpartum due to latch issues. I’ve been using a Spectra S1, but I tried my Momcozy M5 today and almost cried because of how easy and freeing it felt.
For those who have used both, did your supply decrease after switching to the Momcozy full-time? How many sessions a day do you use the Momcozy without affecting supply?
Also, shoutout to all the EP moms. Pumping and then feeding is HARD. ❤️

If I could hand my parents a book when I was born, some pages would say:

Keep the home peaceful.
Don’t fight in front of your kids.
Don’t take your anger or frustrations out on us.
Being afraid of your parents isn’t respect.

What would be in your book?

My baby is turning 1 month soon! What did you do to celebrate your little one’s first month? 😊

Hi mamas,
I’m 3 weeks postpartum and today I froze my first bag of breast milk! 🎉
I’d love to hear everything you wish you had known about freezing milk when you started.
Things I know:
Freeze milk as soon as possible after pumping.

It’s best used within 6 months, but can be stored for up to 12 months.

Use the oldest milk first (first in, first out).

A friend told me that frozen breast milk can later be used when baby starts solids, such as mixing it into oatmeal.

If you could go back and give yourself advice on Day 1 of pumping and building a freezer stash, what would you say?

Also, was there anything you realized weeks or months later that made you think, “I wish I’d known this when I froze my first bag of milk”?

Hi mamas! 👋

I’m 2 weeks postpartum, had a C-section. Honestly surviving on chai and prayers at this point 😅

My mom is on my case about the usual stuff — cotton in ears, no curd, no chaas, no bath for weeks. But I’ve been bathing since day 4, eating dal paneer and having curd-chaas regularly and I feel fine? Like genuinely okay. So I’m not too stressed but there’s always that “what if” at the back of my mind, you know.

Also really curious about Ayurvedic stuff — like Abhyanga (the full body oil massage), which oils actually helped, how soon did you start, did it actually do anything for healing or just feel amazing. My mom keeps telling me to at least oil my belly and head and I’m like… okay I’m open to this one, I just want to know what’s actually worth doing vs what we just do because our nanis did it 😂

So tell me everything —

•	What worked like actual magic for your C-section recovery?  
•	Abhyanga or any Ayurvedic remedy — did you do it, was it worth it, when did you start?  
•	Oil on belly/scar area — yes or no and why?  
•	What was total bakwaas that you wish someone had told you earlier?  
•	What do you wish you had done in those first few weeks that you didn’t?

Drop your jadu-tona recovery secrets below, I need all the help I can get 🙏✨

Hi mamas! 👋

I’m 2 weeks postpartum, had a C-section. My mom is on my case about the usual stuff- cotton in ears, no curd, no chaas, no bath for weeks. But I’ve been bathing since day 4, eating dal paneer and having curd-chaas regularly and I feel fine? So I’m not too stressed but there’s always that “what if” at the back of my mind, you know.

Also really curious about Ayurvedic stuff - like Abhyanga (the full body oil massage), which oils actually helped, how soon did you start, did it actually do anything for healing or just feel amazing. My mom keeps telling me to at least oil my belly and head and I’m like… okay I’m open to this one, I just want to know what’s actually worth doing vs what we just do because our nanis did it 😂

So tell me everything

•	What worked like actual magic for your C-section recovery?  
•	Abhyanga or any Ayurvedic remedy -did you do it, was it worth it, when did you start?  
•	Oil on belly/scar area - yes or no and why?  
•	What was total shit that you wish someone had told you earlier?  
•	What do you wish you had done in those first few weeks that you didn’t?

Drop your recovery secrets below, I need all the help I can get 🙏

Hi mamas! 👋

I’m 2 weeks postpartum, had a C-section. My mom is on my case about the usual stuff- cotton in ears, no curd, no chaas, no bath for weeks. But I’ve been bathing since day 4, eating dal paneer and having curd-chaas regularly and I feel fine? So I’m not too stressed but there’s always that “what if” at the back of my mind, you know.

Also really curious about Ayurvedic stuff - like Abhyanga (the full body oil massage), which oils actually helped, how soon did you start, did it actually do anything for healing or just feel amazing. My mom keeps telling me to at least oil my belly and head and I’m like… okay I’m open to this one, I just want to know what’s actually worth doing vs what we just do because our nanis did it 😂

So tell me everything

•	What worked like actual magic for your C-section recovery?  
•	Abhyanga or any Ayurvedic remedy -did you do it, was it worth it, when did you start?  
•	Oil on belly/scar area - yes or no and why?  
•	What was total shit that you wish someone had told you earlier?  
•	What do you wish you had done in those first few weeks that you didn’t?

Drop your recovery secrets below, I need all the help I can get 🙏

Hi! I have a scheduled C section coming up soon and wanted to ask what people usually do for hospital staff.

I’d like to give something small to the nurses/doctors or anyone helping us on the postpartum floor, but I honestly don’t know what’s normal or how this works.

What kinds of things are usually appreciated? Snacks, chocolates, gift cards, thank you notes, etc?

Also when do you give them? Would love to hear what others did :)

I’ve seen different meanings online for the name Vidharth and wanted to know if it has any connection to a specific Hindu god, Sanskrit origin, or scriptural meaning. Would love to hear if anyone here knows more about it.

Telugu shows em ayna unnaya bro chudataniki. Bore kodtundi 🥲

Patha vi ayna parle. Fav movies or shows unte cheppandi.