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02/27/2026

After birth, many women search for the “perfect” position: the perfect lunge, the perfect knee angle, the perfect technique. But there isn’t just one correct way to move. Your pelvis is the control center of the lower body. Every step, squat, and lift goes through it — especially now, when you’re carrying and bending all day.

The same lunge can activate glutes, open hip flexors, build strength, improve mobility, or train balance. It all depends on the focus. If your hips only move in one plane and one version, the body loses adaptability — and postpartum life requires adaptability.

The pelvic floor works together with the hips, glutes, deep core, and breath. If glutes are underactive, the pelvic floor compensates. If hips are stiff, the lower back overworks. That’s why variation matters. Changing angle, tempo, and intention builds strength, range, and better coordination.

Train the system, not just the exercise. And if you want a structured way to work on your pelvis, hips, glutes, and core, join us inside the MomsLab app 💛

02/24/2026

What does science say?

In physical therapy research,
limited internal and external hip rotation
is associated with lower back and knee pain.

And studies consistently show:
mobility + strength together are more effective than stretching alone.

Postpartum, this matters even more.

Your pelvis has adapted for months.
Now it needs coordinated movement and support.

That’s exactly how we work inside MomsLab 💛
We combine mobility, strength, and deep core activation
to help your body feel stable, light, and supported again.

If you want structured, safe guidance come train with us.

02/23/2026

You can be training regularly and still feel like your body isn’t responding.

You’re doing strength.
You add cardio.
You try to eat well.

But after childbirth:

— your belly won’t flatten
— your back feels tired
— workouts feel harder than they should

Often the missing piece is deep core restoration.

Deep Core isn’t about six-packs.
It’s about rebuilding your foundation:

— pelvic alignment
— diaphragm + breathing
— spinal stability
— pelvic floor support

If this inner system isn’t working well, your body compensates and progress feels slow.

After birth, step one isn’t “push harder.”
It’s rebuild the foundation.

In the MomsLab app, our Deep Core and Pelvic Floor programs are designed exactly for that so your body can heal, reconnect, and then get stronger safely 💛

01/06/2023

Controlling this muscle group greatly speeds up childbirth.

🔸 increasing tone will increase blood flow to the muscles and tissues, which is a great way to prevent pelvic varicose veins and the hemorrhoids that result from them
🔸 increased muscle elasticity will lessen the chance of tears
🔸 muscle tone and activity will aid in coping with the perineal area's increasing pressure during childbirth

We also want to draw attention to the fact that if a woman did not exercise her pelvic floor muscles while she was pregnant, she may not have a good sense of where her body is located when she needs to push during labor. Then she is typically instructed to push as though she needs to use the restroom. And because she hasn't worked with the va**nal area, the woman simply doesn't know how to direct her efforts there. Instead, she concentrates them all on the a**s area. And as we all know, the va**na, not the a**s area, is where the baby emerges. So the majority of the woman's efforts are wasted, and after childbirth they may contribute to hemorrhoids.

Therefore, being familiar with the anatomy of this area of the body and working with it regularly (the course offers many options for working with the pelvic floor muscles, with different layers and parts of these muscles to separate the area of the a**s, va**na, and urethra) will help you protect your body from the harmful effects of childbirth and lessen or noticeably reduce the likelihood of ruptures😉

Additionally, strengthening your pelvic floor muscles will prevent prolapse, incontinence, and intimacy issues after childbirth💕

01/04/2023

Do detoxes and cleanses actually work❓

Many wellness concepts, including detoxing, body alkalinization, and unloading days, appear very alluring at first glance😜

Take part in a detox program to get rid of flatulence and constipation, sip alkaline water to feel better, and have a discharge day to get rid of bloating and the feeling that your stomach is heavy.

Nice to hear. In actuality, it is superfluous and might even be harmful.

It has not been scientifically proven that cleaning and unloading days are beneficial. As of right now, there are no studies that would attest to their effectiveness. When we restrict our caloric intake, eat only apples or veggies, or, in the case of detox, forgo certain foods, we only deplete our diet.

Naturally, if you have previously overindulged, there will be an immediate effect in that your stomach won't fill up as much as usual and you'll feel fancifully lighter. This will be over shortly after your subsequent meal.

But if you cleanse yourself for a long time, you'll get tired, grouchy, and irritable. In reality, you'll be starving.
Regarding alkalizing, it's critical to realize that regardless of nutrition, the body maintains a specific pH level. Therefore, there is simply no benefit to drinking alkaline water in addition because your body can function properly without it.
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But what can you do to ease digestion and get rid of bathroom issues if you don't need to take days off to rest and cleanse?
There are various methods for doing this. They are well-known, but necessitate a consistent, methodical approach and do not guarantee magic and wonders in a matter of days. Although it does come in the long run

✔eating healthy, balanced meals;
✔ getting more exercise by walking, dancing, or simply shifting your body position;
✔ working with your body holistically.

Always keep in mind that a methodical approach is safer and more effective than temporary relief! With MomsLab, begin caring for yourself right away❤

What do you think about detoxes and cleanses?

12/28/2022

I once believed that the ideal mother was one who maintained equilibrium and serenity at all times. She is constantly compassionate, accepting, and open to listening.🤰

When my own emotions went into overdrive, I immediately lost the perfect mom persona. That was followed by a sense of guilt: "I'm not perfect anymore, and I'm crazy"
Let's fight it together if you also blame yourself for not being perfect all the time! 🙄
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It's critical to keep feelings and behavior separate❗

Anger is a normal emotion. However, being angry does not give you license to yell. Anger is common. However, even the most intense rage should never justify hitting a child or a partner; violence is always wrong.
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Sadness and exhaustion are merely states and emotions. However, they don't give you the license to overindulge on unhealthy foods while pretending to be exhausted.
I've discovered that the best and most important skill is the capacity to convince a child that Mom is not a zen-like, stone-perfect statue. Mom is a typical individual with emotions who can manage them.

🙆‍♀️With our help, kids learn how to be alive and express their feelings and emotions in an ecologically sound manner. Instead of pushing them deep inside and pouring them out on other people, try living them, talking them out, and listening to what is needed.
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For instance, if you experience anger, you might describe yourself as an angry dragon who has awakened. I will go do the things that anxiety makes me remember I should have done. I go into the shower in anger to cool off.
You can also say, "I need a hug right now. I'm really sad." The effectiveness of this is much greater than screaming. Your child will study how to work with their emotions safely for themselves and their loved ones by watching you rather than ignoring them.

Have you ever tried using this to express your emotions?

08/29/2022

Burnout…

It is believed that burnouts happen in those who work very hard: after a long nervous overstrain, their physical and mental resources get depleted.

But emotional burnout also happens in moms. It arises because being a mom means constantly being emotionally involved, being in contact with another person, being responsible for it.

Of course, not everyone experiences burnout. Someone copes with the abundance of information and communication better, someone worse; some are supported by grandparents, or even a babysitter; others stay with the baby 24/7.

👉 It is important to understand: emotional burnout is okay. It can be handled and overcome.

But to overcome burnout, you first need to notice its symptoms; you are not "just tired", these are serious things that need to be monitored.
Here are the signals worth paying attention to:

🔵You feel apathy, have become indifferent to everything
🔵You constantly feel tired
🔵You stopped noticing your successes or enjoying them
🔵You procrastinate more than usual
🔵You get annoyed at loved ones and strangers, even at events that do not depend on you
🔵Negative thoughts constantly come to your mind
🔵You have lost or, conversely, increased your appetite

If you notice several signals that do not go away for several weeks or even months — most likely, it is burnout and exhaustion 😔

Have you noticed these symptoms? Leave + in the comments, and we will tell what to do to help yourself in the following posts 👇

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