Still, there is silence, and unspoken shame about the changes in body and life that every new birth parent experiences.
The world goes on, but you are forever changed.
Until now there were no guides to show you how to truly embrace the beauty that is your new post-baby body so you can enhance your relationship and sexuality, which are the foundation for parenting from a place of love and wholeness.
Before I go on, let me be clear and say, that some women do “bounce back” and that’s OK, too. The goal here is to love your body, no matter what has or hasn’t changed, as a result of birthing your baby.
I wrote, “The Ultimate Guide to Sex After Baby: Secrets to Love and Intimacy” to fill these gaps for new parents.
Using the acronym PLEASURES, I guide readers with 9 steps I have gathered from my work around the world listening to new parents, learning from sexuality educators, and gathering stories of how parents either expand their sexuaity and birth themselves with love and acceptance – or sadly the opposite, when birth strips away their dignity and sense of self, leaving people feeling less sexy, less desirable to themselves and others.