There are so many reasons why a new mom might avoid having sex after giving birth: pain, tiredness, post-partum depression, being uncomfortable with the changes in her body. There are even some medical conditions common in new moms - with symptoms that mimic plain-old new mom exhaustion - that can affect libido, too.
Here's what you need to know about getting your mojo back and your groove on - including the person you should be having more sex with (hint - it's not your partner!). Watch for it at about 5:30 into the video.
What's your libido been like since having kids?
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dang it i am always ready for it right after but my body says no.......ehem dern it for the times i tore haveing a child!!
Hmmm....I don't think I have been affected. I had my lil one almost 2 weeks ago and I'm already ready to go. lol Just waiting until it's "safe" again.....grrrrr
My DH and I had 5 pregnancies in 6 yrs (4 births) so post pregnancy issues was never an issue. We actually never even waited the 6 wks they say to wait...not even after my c-section lol. While our sex life has had some up and downs they were never caused by post preg feelings/issues. We have gone through our biggest issue here lately and are finally (hopefully) working it out oddly enough it does have to do with pregnancy but in the sense of not being able to agree on where we stood on having more children.
I was ready about 2 weeks after having DS.. but had to wait longer because I was so sore from having a C-Section



- Cafe Amanda
on Jun. 28, 2012 at 2:44 PM