You might be overwhelmed by the love you feel for your newborn, but craving intimate moments with your partner is perfectly normal. Still, postpartum body pain, fluctuating hormone levels, constant body contact with the baby, and the lack of time for self-care are just a few of the reasons why a new mother might shy away from intimacy after child birth.
Comforting cuddles, alone time with your partner, and a quiet date night at home can help you get over the postpartum blues.
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