I had a c-section 2 weeks ago and I havent been lifting nothing heavy just like I have been told from the doctor. I am trying to go out for a walk so I wonder if opening the stroller and placing the car seat with the baby of course is gonna be too much. The baby weights around 9 pounds I am not sure how much the car seat is.
It depends because you can actually feel if the object you're carrying is heavy or not, if you find it heavy then don't. Just follow the instructions given to you by your doctor, it's for your own good.
I have just a little boy and I wasnt allowed to supply beginning, I didnt even cross into labour, my waters did holiday as I walked all the way down to the theatre regardless that. Im because of have one other child in January and cant supply beginning once more, so I dont recognize what its love to honestly keep a child after giving beginning. But I sympathise with you, after my little boy used to be born and we have been took again to the ward, I felt tremendously disillusioned and as though I have been assaulted by some means. a c-segment is a giant factor and it simply takes time to come back to phrases with what occurred and you are going to consider larger. I wont inform u how fortunate u are to have ur child right here and healthful seeing that u recognize that.
I think it would be. I was told no more than ten pounds until you're cleared by your doctor. I wasn't cleared to lift over ten pounds until my 6 week check up. (Of course I had to cheat a little since DD was just over ten pounds at her two week checkup!) I would put the car seat in the stroller first, and then put baby in. Same for if you go anywhere in the car. I only went out once or twice in the first six weeks without DH and that's what I did. It's a bit more tedious, but better than putting unnecessary and possibly harmful strain on your healing body.
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