What diet does a postpartum mom need?
A postpartum woman should continue to eat a healthy, balanced diet as with all of us. However, since you're feeding yourself and the baby, it's recommended to eat clean foods that are rich in vitamins, minerals and protein. Iron and protein rich food would be important in the immediate few days after the blood loss from giving birth.
What kind of Mother's Day Cake would fit into a Postpartum Diet?
When you are an expecting mother or a new mother, you are not only eating for yourself, but also for your child. But, why should that stop you and your newborn from enjoying delicious but healthy food? In this list, we'll show you the recipes to healthy versions of the desserts you always loved.
1) Healthy Chocolate Cake
Look for a classic chocolate cake that's also lower in sugar and allergy friendly? This recipe can be done within half an hour, and one slice is only 238 calories. This recipe serves 8-10 hungry children (or children at heart.)
2) Healthy Tiramisu Cake
3) Healthy Cheesecake
4) Healthy Coffee Cakes
For a replenishment to go with the cakes, a naturally sweet tea is a perfect addition to have for Mother's Day afternoon tea in confinement. Our homemade PostNatal Tea is a perfect compliment to the cakes as it not only hits the sweet spot, but it's ingredients replenish your energy and vitality throughout confinement.