CPAAP India

06/10/2025

October is Accreta awareness month
Come …
Let’s do our part 💪

06/10/2025

I gained 224 followers, created 25 posts and received 13 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. I could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

25/09/2025

I think all of us need to migrate to South Korea 😃

In South Korea, the government offers strong support to pregnant women to ease financial and practical burdens. Through the National Happiness Card, they receive about $850 USD for prenatal care, covering checkups, ultrasounds, and other medical needs. In Seoul, expectant mothers also get transportation subsidies of around $600 USD to help with travel to hospitals and clinics. These measures aim to support healthier pregnancies while also addressing the country’s low fertility rate.

24/09/2025

If your provider denied your request for a VBAC, did they suggest another provider for transfer, or just tell you to schedule a C-section with them?

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23/09/2025

“Even in the darkest hours, women are not victims. They are survivors. They are heroes.”

Annalena Baerbock, President of the UN General Assembly, speaking at a special event marking 30 years since the Beijing Declaration on women’s rights.

Reflecting on the stark reality that there is still no country in the world where women’s rights are fully equal to men, she stressed:

“Women’s rights are always human rights. They are our rights – our future.”

20/09/2025

All about PLaSTIcs
Watch out for it in everything you use ⚠️

Plastic is in more places than we realize.

While we’re aware of the usual suspects like straws or bags, many everyday things quietly contain this material.

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20/09/2025

6 weeks is never just enough for the complete recovery from a pregnancy
Some mothers might take few months
Some need few years
And some might never be back to their pre pregnancy self
So please be gentle and kind to mothers who are healing from the physical and mental overhaul in the name of pregnancy and child birth
We need time to heal
🌼🌸🌼

Women are given 6 weeks to recover from pregnancy and get back to work.

This goes against basic science.

And the expectation doesn’t align with the reality of postpartum recovery.

As maternity physiotherapist Johanna Kjelseth explains, healing after pregnancy involves much more than losing baby weight. Recovery is highly individual and impacted by numerous physical and hormonal changes, including the healing of muscles, joints, and tissues; shifts in hormone levels; and the gradual return of pelvic floor function.

And for most women, this process can take a year or more — not just a matter of weeks.

While the uterus and vaginal swelling may reduce within the first six weeks, muscles like the abdominals and pelvic floor continue to recover long after. Hormones such as relaxin, which cause looseness in joints, remain elevated for months and can lead to instability or pain.

The brain also changes significantly during pregnancy. In fact, it literally shrinks in size, and it takes over a year to return to its pre-pregnancy functioning.

Add to this the mental adjustment to motherhood, sleep deprivation, and constant care demands, and it becomes clear why the “six-week rule” falls short.

Rather than rushing recovery, experts encourage new mothers to prioritize gradual movement, proper support, and mental wellbeing—and most importantly, compassion toward themselves.

Source: Kjelseth, J. (2022). It doesn’t take 6 weeks to recover from pregnancy. Expert Advice.

19/09/2025

Equal pay is a fundamental right

Equal pay may be a fundamental right, but for millions of women, that right is still out of reach.

Women earn on average 20% less than men worldwide — and the gap is even wider for women of color, migrant women, and women with disabilities.

This means mothers struggling to feed their families. Workers left without income security. Women’s potential cut short — and our shared future held back.

On , UN Women stands with women workers everywhere.

Together, we demand what should never have been in question: equal pay for work of equal value .

👉 Read our full statement: http://unwo.men/Ug1L50WYbjG