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If your hairbrush suddenly looks like a crime scene, you're not imagining it.Postpartum hair loss is one of the most com...
31/08/2026

If your hairbrush suddenly looks like a crime scene, you're not imagining it.

Postpartum hair loss is one of the most common parts of the fourth trimester, and one of the least talked about. During pregnancy, higher estrogen levels keep more hair in its growth phase than usual. Once hormones start returning to baseline after birth, that "extra" hair sheds all at once, usually between month 3 and month 6 postpartum. For most women, it settles by around month 12 as new growth fills back in.

It's not a sign something's wrong. It's just your body recalibrating after doing something incredible.

Did postpartum hair loss catch you off guard, or were you already expecting it? Tell us in the comments 👇.

30/08/2026

Swollen ankles. Sock marks. Shoes that don't fit anymore.

Different mums, completely different pregnancies... and by the end of the day, the same heavy legs.

Saviour graduated compression leggings: designed to support circulation and help reduce swelling throughout pregnancy.

Which one's you? 👇

You don't think about getting out of the car. Until it hurts.Pelvic girdle pain affects around 1 in 5 pregnant women — a...
28/08/2026

You don't think about getting out of the car. Until it hurts.

Pelvic girdle pain affects around 1 in 5 pregnant women — and "it's just part of pregnancy" is not a treatment plan. Swipe for the small movement swaps that make the day easier, and the people to talk to about it.

Which one got you first — the car, or rolling over in bed? 👇

Send this to someone who's been told to just put up with it.

“These really do the job for my v***a varicosities.” 🖤Real words from Shannon — and exactly why the right support can ma...
26/08/2026

“These really do the job for my v***a varicosities.” 🖤

Real words from Shannon — and exactly why the right support can make such a difference during pregnancy.

The Uplift Pelvic Support Brief is designed to provide targeted pelvic support where you need it most, helping you feel supported through everyday movement and pregnancy.

Support that feels good. From people who’ve actually worn it.

Tap to shop, or save this for when you need a little extra support. 🤍

26/08/2026

1 in 2 mothers will experience pelvic organ prolapse. Nobody tells you that. 🤍

Not at your six-week check. Not at the hospital. You just find out — when you sneeze, or lift your toddler, or feel that dragging heaviness by 3pm and quietly Google "is this normal" at 11pm.

It is normal. It's also not something you should have to just live with.

So we spent nearly two years making the thing that didn't exist. The Uplift Pelvic Support Brief has inbuilt Uplift Pelvic Sling™ compression bands that physically lift and support your pelvic floor — developed with leading pelvic health physiotherapists. For prolapse symptoms, bladder leaks, SPD and heaviness.

"After 3 children and suffering from a prolapse, this garment offered immediate support." — Ariel B.

Save this for the day you need it — or send it to the friend who's been too embarrassed to ask. 🤍

By the end of the day, you know the feeling.That heaviness. The dragging. The sense that everything is sitting lower tha...
25/08/2026

By the end of the day, you know the feeling.

That heaviness. The dragging. The sense that everything is sitting lower than it should be.

For years the answer to this has been compression. Squeeze it in, hold it tight, hope it helps. But pressing inward is not the same as supporting from underneath, and most women can feel that difference by 3pm.

The TheRY Uplift Pelvic Support Sling was built the other way around. It’s engineered to gently lift and support the pelvic and perineal area from beneath, so the support sits where the load actually is.

Not more squeeze. A new kind of lift.

Back in stock now.

Third trimester is... an experience. Somewhere in the third trimester, every movement starts with a little sound effect....
24/08/2026

Third trimester is... an experience.

Somewhere in the third trimester, every movement starts with a little sound effect.

It's not glamorous.
It's not elegant.

But it's proof of just how much your body is carrying.

So if you're grunting your way through the day...

You're in good company. 🤍

23/08/2026

Sold out 4 times for a reason đź‘€

The Uplift Pelvic Support Brief with inbuilt Uplift Pelvic Sling™ compression bands that physically lift and support your pelvic floor. For prolapse symptom relief, bladder leaks, SPD and heaviness.

1 in 2 mothers will experience pelvic organ prolapse. You were never meant to just cope.
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Second pregnancy, but your body remembers the first one.If swelling or varicose veins are showing up earlier this time a...
21/08/2026

Second pregnancy, but your body remembers the first one.

If swelling or varicose veins are showing up earlier this time around, you're not imagining it. It's not about willpower, and it's not because you're not resting enough. There are physical reasons your body can respond differently the second (or third) time.

Between chasing a toddler, less time to put your feet up, and the changes your veins have already been through, a second pregnancy can come with a different set of challenges that don't always get talked about.

And the research helps explain why pregnancy history matters. A study of 156,622 women found that the risk of developing varicose veins increased with each pregnancy — around 1.8× higher after one pregnancy and 4.8× higher after six or more, compared with women who had never been pregnant.

Swipe through to understand why it happens, what can help support your legs during pregnancy, and when it's worth checking in with your doctor →

Know someone pregnant with number two (or three)? Send this her way. She'll probably say, “wait, that's literally me.” 👇

Shop TheRY graduated compression — link in bio.

Source: DeCarlo C, et al. J Vasc Surg Venous Lymphat Disord. 2022.

For general information only, not medical advice.

Not every part of pregnancy is visible. 🤍Long before the bump appears, your body is already working around the clock.Gro...
19/08/2026

Not every part of pregnancy is visible. 🤍

Long before the bump appears, your body is already working around the clock.

Growing organs.
Creating a placenta.
Making room for a whole new life.

So if someone asks, "Have you popped yet?"

Just remember:
You don't need a visible bump to prove you're doing something extraordinary.
You're growing a human.

And that's more than enough.

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