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Prenatal and Postnatal
Pregnancy, postpartum recovery, pelvic floor, diastasis, and the movement education every mother deserves.


I'm Fine, I've Got This
The beauty and weight of motherhood in a world that asks women to do it all I think two things on repeat these days: you can’t have it all and you are so strong. I have a studio in Chelsea and an online platform, and I’m passionate about helping people feel safe, functional, and strong in their bodies. I love what I do. I feel lucky that every day I get to witness change, the kind that comes not from perfection but from curiosity, consistency, and hard work. And then, on top
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Products I Wish I Got Earlier and Still Use Postpartum and Beyond
What I actually used, still use, and wish I bought sooner Whether you’re a new mom, know someone who’s pregnant, or are just looking for a true game-changer product, these are the ones I’m genuinely thankful to have found. I do a ton of research and am very intentional with everything I use. These not only met my high standards — they’ve made my life better. And I’ll keep using them well beyond postpartum. These are the products I wish I had sooner. They made a real differenc
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Can We Please Stop Telling Moms to “Bounce Back”?
How I'm reconnecting with my body after birth, and why it's never too late for you Let’s just say it: “Bouncing back” after pregnancy is not the goal. And honestly, it’s kind of offensive. Your body creates life. It stretches, shifts, breaks open, feeds, and starts to heal.And society’s response? Tighten up. Shrink down. Act like nothing happened. Not here. I feel strong. I look good, but I’m not in bounce back mode. I’m in rebuild and respect mode. My stomach is softer. My h
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Your Pelvic Floor Isn't Weak, It's Gripping for Dear Life
If you’ve ever leaked when you sneezed, held your breath during stress, or clenched your glutes without realizing it, this is for you! The Myth of the “Weak” Pelvic Floor The pelvic floor wasn’t something I thought much about until I started teaching Pilates to moms. Over and over, I heard some version of the same phrase: “I can’t jump anymore since I had kids.” What they really meant was, “I pee myself a little.” At first, I chalked it up to childbirth. The pelvic floor goes
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