I just had LO by C-section on Tuesday and just got home today. I'm usually very independent and have a hard time asking people to do things for me (not that I have a choice right now anyway).
As I was putting our hospital stuff away, I noticed the Vat sitting next to the pack n' play.Has anyone used a wrap after a c-section? As of right now, I'm not supposed to lift anything heavier than LO. She is constantly wanting to nurse and be held and I'd love to do things with both hands instead of just one. It's one of the reasons I got the wrap.
Has anyone used a wrap after a c-section? Should I wait until I'm completely healed or at least have the go ahead from my dr.?
Re: BW after a C-section?
First of all, congrats on your new little one! She's precious
I had a c-section & was also not allowed to lift anything heavier than LO. I'm sure you could wrap her up now if you wanted to, but I know that I wasn't supposed to do much at all for 3 weeks. Plus I had a lot of back pain for the first couple of weeks after having him so I wasn't actually up out of bed a whole lot in order to wear DS. We mostly stayed in bed & nursed for the first few weeks.
I started wearing him at 3 weeks (in my siggy) when I started getting around a little better. I don't think you'd really need to get clearance from your Dr. unless you tried it & were experiencing pain. GL!
I had a c-section, I wore DS the day we got home from the hospital, just tie at your natural waist and stop if it hurts, even a little.
Congrats!
I started wearing my LO in a moby about 8 days after my c/s. That being said, you shouldn't be doing ANYTHING right now but caring for your babe and caring for yourself.
If you're going to wear your baby, I'd keep it to a mimimum in the first weeks after the c/s. I wore my baby around for a walk at 5 days postpartum and I felt fine at the time--but I was really sore the next day and my bleeding got a lot heavier, so I'd obviously overdone it.
If you're going to wear your baby in the first weeks, put them down before you start to feel sore or tired.
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