16/02/2026
Stop traumatising mothers in the name of Jappa service.
Jappa is meant to heal, not control.
To comfort, not confine.
To support a mother—not silence her pain.
A new mother needs:
• Emotional safety — to cry, speak, rest, and not be judged
• Physical rest — real sleep, not constant rituals and restrictions
• Nourishing food — warm, balanced, and as per her appetite
• Gentle body care — no forced massages or painful practices
• Respect for consent — her body, her pace, her choices
• Mental peace — less visitors, less pressure, more quiet
• Support, not supervision — help with the baby so she can heal
• Time to bond — skin-to-skin, feeding, healing without interference
Postpartum is not a test of endurance.
It’s a sacred recovery phase.
Care for the mother the way you care for the baby.
Because a healed mother raises a healthier child 🤍
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