The first 12 weeks after baby are not a fitness problem
Most postpartum programs treat you like you took a 9-month vacation from the gym.
You didn't. You grew a person, then you were handed a newborn and told to “bounce back.”
What actually happens:
Core and pelvic floor are still healing
Sleep is fragmented, so recovery is worse
Hunger and energy swing hard
A 45-minute HIIT class is not realistic, and it is often the wrong stimulus
The women who get their strength back are not the ones who go hardest in week 1. They are the ones who train in a way their body can actually recover from.
That is why this reset is 12 weeks, gentle on purpose, and built around short sessions you can finish between feeds.
If you are 0–18 months postpartum and you want to feel strong again without a crash diet, this is for you.
