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Early Recovery
YOUR RECOVERY STAGE
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Medications
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Mental health
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Exercise
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Today's Focus
Rest
Take it one hour at a time. Nothing needs doing that isn't already done.
Nourish
You need ~500 extra calories a day if breastfeeding. Eat. No guilt.
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Move
Gentle movement for the fourth trimester. Safe timelines for your body.
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Intimacy
The honest guide to your body and your relationship after birth.
Cluster Feeding
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Your baby feeding constantly does not mean you're not producing enough. Cluster feeding is how your baby signals your body to increase supply.
Body Image & Identity
Becoming a mother doesn't erase you. It stretches you beyond what you thought you could hold. Here's how to reconnect with who you are becoming.
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Breastfeeding deep-dives, intimacy after birth, body image, returning to exercise, going back to work, and your relationship in the fourth trimester.
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Honest, practical, designed for you. No fluff. No leaflet-speak.
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Getting Your Pink Back
Your 5-page recovery guide covering medications, scar care, feeding, and your new life.
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Cover — The flamingo story & what's inside
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Medications — Blood thinners, iron, pain relief
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Scar & Bleeding — C-section care, lochia guide, red flags
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Feeding — Cluster feeding myths, mastitis, engorgement
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Your New Life — Empowerment, NHS numbers, reminders
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Reclaiming You — The Joy List
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Going Deeper
14 chapters of honest, real postpartum support
🌸 Your Joy List — reclaiming yourself
🍼 Breastfeeding & Boob Care — the full honest guide
💛 Sex & Intimacy After Birth — the conversation nobody has
🕐 Finding Your Routine — even if you're type B
🪞 Body Image & Your Changing Self
💕 Self-Care Whilst Caring — and more...
Health Disclaimer: Getting Your Pink Back is for general informational purposes only. I am not a licensed medical practitioner. Always speak with your midwife, GP, or qualified health provider if you have concerns.
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Did anyone else feel nothing at first? open
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My emergency c-section scar at 6 weeks — reassurance post support
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Blood thinner injections — any tips for doing them alone at night?
UK support at a glance
NHS 111
24/7 non-emergency medical advice — call or go online
PANDAS Foundation
Postnatal depression support · 0808 1961 776
Samaritans
Any time, any feeling · 116 123 — free to call
NCT Helpline
Feeding, birth & early parenthood · 0300 330 0700
Health Disclaimer: Getting Your Pink Back is for general informational purposes only. I am not a licensed medical practitioner. Always speak with your midwife, GP, or qualified health provider if you have concerns.
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"I came home from hospital feeling completely lost. This booklet was the first thing that actually made sense of what was happening to my body. I wish I'd had this from day one."
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The Flamingo Origin
Why a flamingo?
Flamingos get their pink colour from the food they eat. When a flamingo feeds her chicks, she pours her colour into them — her feathers turn white as she gives everything she has. With rest, nourishment, and time, her colour comes back. This is the heart of the brand.
"I came home from hospital wearing a nappy alongside my baby, holding a bag of multiple medications, wondering if what I was feeling was normal. It wasn't in any leaflet. It wasn't on any website. So I built one."
— Crystal, Getting Your Pink Back
The Birth
A complicated start.
A 3a tear. Severe blood loss. A blood transfusion. The NHS saved my life — and sent me home with a bag of medications, a newborn, and no real map for what came next.
Coming Home
Nobody told me what to expect.
I didn't know about the laxatives, the iron tablets, or why cluster feeding at 3am didn't mean I was failing. I was 22, searching the internet for answers that simply weren't there.
The Build
So I built something.
Getting Your Pink Back is everything I needed and couldn't find — honest, warm, and built for the real version of postpartum. A guide that speaks to you like a friend who has been through it.
The Mission
Every mother deserves to understand her own recovery.
Without having to ask five times. Without wondering if what she's feeling is normal. That's why this is free. That's why it always will be.
22Age when I gave birth and built this
5Pages of honest, free recovery guidance
FreeAlways. Every mother deserves this.
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