by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Apr 19, 2025 | Birth You Desire Blog |
Bringing your newborn home for the first time is a milestone filled with excitement, joy, and a touch of anxiety. The first week is a whirlwind of emotions, discoveries, and adjustments as you and your baby begin to bond and establish a routine. One common but often unexpected challenge during this time is the “second night nightmare.” Let’s explore what you can expect in those first seven days and offer tips for navigating the infamous second night.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Apr 5, 2025 | Birth You Desire Blog
Welcoming a new baby is a life-changing experience, bringing joy, challenges, and adjustments to every aspect of life, including intimacy. One question many new parents ask is, “When is it safe and comfortable to resume intercourse after giving birth?” At Birth You Desire, we want to support you with evidence-based guidance and tips to help you navigate this aspect of postpartum recovery with confidence.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Mar 30, 2025 | Birth You Desire Blog
Perineal tears occur when the area between the vaginal opening and the anus is damaged during delivery, either through natural tearing or surgical cutting (episiotomy). While these injuries are common, understanding their causes, prevention strategies, and evidence-based healing practices can make a significant difference in your recovery journey.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Mar 12, 2025 | Birth You Desire Blog
Achieving lasting health and wellness involves more than just quick fixes—it requires a deep understanding of your body, your habits, and your mindset. In this blog, we’ll explore five essential steps to build a foundation of health that not only relieves pain but helps you sustain a vibrant, balanced life. These steps are built upon addressing both the physical and mental aspects of wellness, supported by scientific insights for long-term success.
by Ursula Sabia Sukinik | Feb 26, 2025 | Birth You Desire Blog
The big moment is here—your baby is on the way! You’re excited. but right now, your partner is fully focused on managing the sensations of labor. Maybe she seems irritable or hard to comfort, and you find yourself unsure of what to do. Don’t worry—this is all normal, and your support is vital. There are many ways you can be actively involved, providing comfort and reassurance during this transformative experience.
