Postnatal Diet & Exercise

Course

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£ 17 VAT inc.

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Methodology

    Online

  • Class hours

    30h

  • Duration

    45 Days

  • Start date

    Different dates available

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

Reclaim your body after having a baby!

Hey baby, I want my body back!

Growing a baby and giving birth is probably the most important, most life changing and most challenging experience there is in life. You’ve just been through this epic event - congratulations!

Maybe your world has been turned upside down, maybe you’re helplessly in love with your newborn and can’t think straight or maybe you’re feeling overwhelmed. At the back of your mind is the nagging thought that you want to get your body back to normal.

Lean on us

At times like this, you could do with lots of support. This course is packed with helpful advice and knowledge on all aspects of nurturing you and your body back to equilibrium.

As it can be difficult to find the time to devote to a regular regime, we include simple but effective stretches and exercises you can do at home in just a few minutes a day that really make a difference. We suggest a pace that respects your body. We even suggest things you can do with your baby that will have her gurgling and you being invigorated!

Facilities

Location

Start date

Online

Start date

Different dates availableEnrolment now open

About this course

We answer questions like:
How do I restore strength and flexibility to my pelvic floor and abdomen?
What kind of exercise should I avoid?
What’s the right level of work out and how often?
What to include in your diet and what to avoid
The practical, helpful tips that help you shape your diet into a wholesome one
Developing habits that you keep long term
Effective ways to deal with cravings for ‘bad’ foods
Natural ingredients to include that boost a sluggish metabolism
Feel understood and reassured with grounded, sensible advice for ‘the blues’.
Get the inside track on how you can appreciate real life and look great.
Read tips on improving your sleep.
Gain wisdom from experienced Moms who’ve been there and thrived!

Fully accredited by ICOES (International Council for Online Educational Standards).

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Subjects

  • Health
  • Birth
  • Postnatal diet
  • Postnatal exercise
  • Exercise
  • Mother
  • Baby
  • Pregnancy
  • Motherhood
  • Diet and Exercise

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Teaching Staff

Teaching Staff

Tutor

Course programme

Module 1 : Well done Mom!
Realise what you’ve achieved
Why is post birth exercise important?
Reasons to be gentle
Understand internal muscles

Module 2 : Walk before you run
Before you start
Pace yourself
Exercises to avoid
Caring for a C section tummy

Module 3 : Regain a strong foundation
5 best stretches for new Moms
Sneaky exercises while baby naps
If this happens, stop or slow down!
Posture and back pain

Module 4 : Let’s get working!
Uterine muscle
Pelvic floor muscles
Tone your tummy
General toning

Module 5 : Mom-friendly exercise
Mom & baby exercise
Walking
Swimming
Yoga
Pilates
Low impact aerobics
Post natal exercise classes

Module 6 : I want my beauty back!
Stretch marks
Scar tissue
Regain clear, glowing skin
Restore lustrous hair and strong nails

Module 7 : Sensible post birth eating
When should I start?
Helpful regime tips
Pitfalls to avoid
Helpful supplements

Module 8 : Shaping up for good
Losing extra weight gain
Gaining lost pounds
Losing weight action plan
Pack your diet with these

Module 9 : Diet makeover
Tackling the enemies – sugar, bad carbs, bad fats
Beware of weight loss supplements
Can I diet while breastfeeding?

Module 10 : Time for you
Baby blues and post natal depression
Getting a good night's sleep
Resuming sex

Module 11 : Thinking of another? Or not?
Preparing for a second baby
Avoiding another pregnancy
Experienced Moms top tips

Postnatal Diet & Exercise

£ 17 VAT inc.