After giving birth, you might feel like you’ll never have sex again. But you will heal and your interest in sex will return. For many women, this happens within 1-3 months of your baby’s birth, but it’s normal for it to take longer. Some mums find that they feel sensual and sexual when breastfeeding their baby.
Besides, how can I maintain my sex life after having a baby?
Is There (a Sex) Life After Birth?
- Invite passion through compassion. Some new parents compare sex to a battlefield. …
- Nurture twosomes. …
- Role-play in a new way. …
- Cultivate time alone. …
- Kick up dust. …
- Get naked. …
- Cultivate gifts. …
- Schedule intimacy.
Beside this, why am I so tight after having a baby?
The pelvic floor muscles elongate during pregnancy and they are stretched with birth. As a result, “the muscles usually tighten up in response,” after birth Mortifoglio says. Extended pushing, tearing, stitches, and/or an episiotomy only increase the tension, with additional inflammation and pressure to the area.
Which delivery is best for sex life?
Women who give birth naturally may have better sex life than those who opt for caesarean birth, says a study. Women who give birth naturally may have better sex life than those who opt for caesarean birth, says a study that warns both prospective mothers and healthcare professionals to think again.
How can I be more attractive to my husband after having a baby?
6 Sexy Ways to Keep Your Relationship Hot After Baby
- Forget your “mom” and “dad” jobs. Shed the parental titles—and obligations! …
- Take care of yourself. …
- Get creative. …
- Express yourself. …
- Stay far away from these no-no’s. …
- Make time for each other. …
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