If you’re struggling to lose weight after having a baby, exhausted all the time, and constantly battling cravings,
IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT!
The real reason so many new moms stay stuck?
Sleep deprivation is sabotaging their metabolism, hormones, and ability to lose weight.
Here’s the truth: your struggles with postpartum weight loss are not a failure of willpower. They are the result of powerful hormonal and physiological changes caused by sleep deprivation. Research shows that moms who sleep fewer than 5 hours per night are three times more likely to retain at least 11 pounds of baby weight a year postpartum. (American Journal of Epidemiology).
But there’s good news - you don’t have to stay stuck in this cycle. This guide was created to help you understand the critical link between sleep and weight loss and to provide you with simple, actionable strategies to reclaim your energy, health, and confidence.
Learn how sleep deprivation impacts your metabolism, appetite, and fat storage, and how simple changes can improve these things.
Foods, habits, and exercises that support sleep and stabilise weight. This guide contains sample meals and easy to follow recipes for quick nutrition inspiration.
YOU CAN improve your sleep - even with a newborn or young baby at home.
Remember, progress is better than perfection! Little steps make a big difference. This guide provides small, meaningful ways to create big changes.
Understanding The Postpartum Sleep Crisis
The Science of Sleep and Weight Loss
Actionable Sleep Solutions for Postpartum Moms
Nutrition Strategies and Recipes for Sleep and Weight Loss
Gentle Movement to Complement Sleep and Rest
Rebuilding Emotional and Mental Strength
Step by Step Guide, with Weekly Habit Trackers
Conclusion and FAQs.
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Full 71 Page The Postpartum Sleep Crisis PDF
Includes 15 delicious recipes for boosting your sleep.
Printable weekly habit trackers with small steps for progress over perfection.
This guide walks you through why poor postpartum sleep and the inability to lose weight or feel healthier are linked, and provides fact based, easy to implement steps to start improving your quality of sleep, and in turn feel healthier and more like yourself, resulting in a confident, relaxed Mom!
You can read this guide at any time of your pregnancy or postpartum journey.
Please note however, the gentle exercises and nutrition suggestions outlined in this guide are for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.Every postpartum recovery is unique, and it is essential to consult with your doctor or healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program. Only start physical activity when you have received medical clearance, and listen to your body to avoid overexertion. If you experience pain, dizziness, excessive bleeding, or any other concerning symptoms, stop immediately and seek medical advice.
The guide encourages you to make small actionable changes over the course of 12 weeks. It is not a 'lose weight fast' guide, nor is it a 'make my baby sleep better' guide. It outlines tips, tricks and steps to increase the hours of sleep you are getting, encouraging nutrition and movement to support good sleep, which in turn, may help postpartum weight management, and help you feel a better, healthier you, for yourself, your family, and your baby.
Great question! This guide brings everything together in one place, with actionable steps and insider strategies that are often scattered across multiple sources. We’ve condensed years of research and first hand experience into a single, easy-to-follow guide to save you time and effort.
While we can’t offer refunds on digital products, we’re confident in the value this guide brings. The strategies inside are designed to help you sleep better and feel healthier - many users report getting more than their money’s worth within days of implementing the tips.
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Disclaimer:
The gentle exercises and nutrition suggestions outlined in this guide are for informational purposes only and are not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Every postpartum recovery is unique, and it is essential to consult with your doctor or healthcare provider before beginning any exercise program. Only start physical activity when you have received medical clearance, and listen to your body to avoid overexertion. If you experience pain, dizziness, excessive bleeding, or any other concerning symptoms, stop immediately and seek medical advice.