Barakallahoufikum Naima and Afra for this video. So precious to have personal experiences, and even more professional advices, to go through such important and vulnerable steps of our lives. Wonderful work that you do Naima with your platform, Masha Allah. May Allah helps you in this path and grants you. Tesnim
Great webinar! Well appreciated Naima and Afra!😊❣️ I definitely agree it's so important for movement and nature. It was hard to try to go out but def helped. Sorry but I am trying to build a muslimah mom community on my TH-cam channel talking all about mothers wellbeing 💕💕💕💕
Sisters can someone give me advice? I'm pregnant with my first baby, due in a month inshallah. Unfortunately we have no family members in our country, and i will be alone with my husband during my postpartum and he will go back to work after a week. I am really scared how to tackle that time alone. I will have a maid coming daily for 5hours to help with household and cooking etc. And i have a close friend who offered me to stay with me if i need to, to help me etc. Ladies has anybody gone through something like this? Is it doable? Any advice what i can do to make it easier?
Salam sister 💕 May Allah grant you a strong end of pregnancy and a healthy delivery and recovery. Sorry it seems hard to have a newborn for many hours by yourself. Company is helpful. Your friend coming would help to share the highs and lows. A friend is good maybe because lack of sleep can cause many side effects. Sorry I lack advice.
Confidence girl! You alone brought this baby into the world and insha'allah you alone can look after it if you just trust and believe in yourself. Don't worry about the housework or cleaning or cooking etc.. that is not your job. Let your maid and friend take care of those things while you just relax, heal and spend time caring for baby. Accept all the help that is offered to you, no shame no guilt. Wishing you all the best mommy! 💕
@@marykmotherhood salam sister thank you i appreciate your answer😊 i will make sure to have my friend come over, and i think i will arrange additional friends for just in case i need more support.
@@miraluna5465 thank you so much i appreciate🥰 i will keep in mind to accept everyones help. I have few more friends and probably will arrange a way to have them come over if I'd be ever alone.
Focus on your baby and your self only and let those happy to help deal with the rest of the home admin tasks such as a maid and friend. You are blessed to be able to have that sister tabarakAllah and im very happy you have that. Especially for the first 4p days it's pretty overwhelming so to have someone at home with you can be some moral support as well as practical support with helping with chores. May Allah give you an easy pregnancy and birth and bless you and look after you. My husband returned to work after 2 days after my birth but I had my mum to visit me sometimes and help. She works full time so I struggled with returning to "normal" but I rushed myself too much. Take it easy and go with how you feel
I desperately was looking for islamic mum content on TH-cam! JazakAllah khair
THE MOTHER Needs to be Mothered, when Mother is supported the baby thrives , when Mother baby relationship thrives , the Community thrives.
JazakaAllahu khair sister Afra and Naima
Barakallahoufikum Naima and Afra for this video. So precious to have personal experiences, and even more professional advices, to go through such important and vulnerable steps of our lives. Wonderful work that you do Naima with your platform, Masha Allah. May Allah helps you in this path and grants you. Tesnim
My most favorite and relatable lecture on this channel. Jzknkeyran to both Naima and Afra. May Allah reward you both
Salaam Sister. I have emailed you regarding doing a podcast with you InShaAllah. Please reply
@26:32 belly binding Mexican The Girdles
@30:34 Nurturing companionship
Agree💯
Great webinar! Well appreciated Naima and Afra!😊❣️ I definitely agree it's so important for movement and nature. It was hard to try to go out but def helped.
Sorry but I am trying to build a muslimah mom community on my TH-cam channel talking all about mothers wellbeing 💕💕💕💕
@25:00 so true for all Asians
21:35 minced meat, fish, milk, warm water , flowers kisses hugs,
Sisters can someone give me advice? I'm pregnant with my first baby, due in a month inshallah. Unfortunately we have no family members in our country, and i will be alone with my husband during my postpartum and he will go back to work after a week. I am really scared how to tackle that time alone. I will have a maid coming daily for 5hours to help with household and cooking etc. And i have a close friend who offered me to stay with me if i need to, to help me etc. Ladies has anybody gone through something like this? Is it doable? Any advice what i can do to make it easier?
Salam sister 💕 May Allah grant you a strong end of pregnancy and a healthy delivery and recovery. Sorry it seems hard to have a newborn for many hours by yourself. Company is helpful. Your friend coming would help to share the highs and lows. A friend is good maybe because lack of sleep can cause many side effects. Sorry I lack advice.
Confidence girl! You alone brought this baby into the world and insha'allah you alone can look after it if you just trust and believe in yourself. Don't worry about the housework or cleaning or cooking etc.. that is not your job. Let your maid and friend take care of those things while you just relax, heal and spend time caring for baby. Accept all the help that is offered to you, no shame no guilt. Wishing you all the best mommy! 💕
@@marykmotherhood salam sister thank you i appreciate your answer😊 i will make sure to have my friend come over, and i think i will arrange additional friends for just in case i need more support.
@@miraluna5465 thank you so much i appreciate🥰 i will keep in mind to accept everyones help. I have few more friends and probably will arrange a way to have them come over if I'd be ever alone.
Focus on your baby and your self only and let those happy to help deal with the rest of the home admin tasks such as a maid and friend. You are blessed to be able to have that sister tabarakAllah and im very happy you have that. Especially for the first 4p days it's pretty overwhelming so to have someone at home with you can be some moral support as well as practical support with helping with chores. May Allah give you an easy pregnancy and birth and bless you and look after you. My husband returned to work after 2 days after my birth but I had my mum to visit me sometimes and help. She works full time so I struggled with returning to "normal" but I rushed myself too much. Take it easy and go with how you feel
Please what’s the name of the book you recommended?
Salam! The 1st book mentioned was The Postnatal Depletion Cure Book by Oscar Serrallach.
@20:00 soooo important
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