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Navigating the Fourth Trimester and Postpartum Recovery

byPujitha ShettyAvailable online worldwideStarts from2,500 per couple (single session)View full gallery

Birth is just the beginning. The fourth trimester is a period of deep healing, hormonal shifts, and learning to understand your newborn’s needs. We are here to guide you through this transition with confidence.

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About The Fourth Trimester & Beyond

Most parents focus entirely on the delivery, but the 'Golden Hour'—those first 60 minutes after birth—is where your postpartum journey truly begins. We teach you to recognize the 9 instinctive stages your newborn moves through during skin-to-skin contact, from that first cry to their first latch. It is the best way to start your bonding process, whether you had a natural birth or a surgical delivery.

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