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GrowingAuthor: Beth Ryan and Lilly Claxton
Growing is your handbook for birth, babies and beyond brought to you by midwives and mums Beth Ryan and Lilly Claxton. Join us every Wednesday for a solid dose of solidarity as we explore all things motherhood. Language: en-au Genres: Kids & Family, Parenting Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it Trailer: |
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Postpartum Princess Priorities
Tuesday, 24 February, 2026
This week Beth and Lil dip their toes into the planning of their postpartum era keeping our Glimmer Girls front of mind — it’s postpartum princess priorities in the best way. We talk about creating a gentle landing after birth: wrapping yourself in small comforts, little luxuries, and practical anchors that help you feel human again in the haze of newborn life. Fresh jammies, soft fabrics, and a beautiful body wash can go a surprisingly long way.Think less “bounce back,” more cocoon, nourish, and be held.✨ Postpartum Princess Priorities PajamasPapinelle — luxe softness with timeless stylesPiyama — made for pregnancy and postpartumKmart — affordable and surprisingly comfy staplesTarget — great everyday optionsBonds — iconic Aussie comfort wearLounge SetsKmartTargetNude Lucy — elevated basics you’ll live in H&M — soft, relaxed fits at a good price pointUndies & BrasHotmilk Lingerie — supportive and actually prettyMilk the Label — minimalist maternity essentialsBare Mum Compression Undies — gentle support for recoverySkin Care & FreshnessPrep Step — Go-To Skincare — a gentle exfoliating swipe that makes you feel instantly refreshedNo Pong Natural Deodorant — effective and gentleAēsop Travel Kit — small luxuries that make you feel like yourself againMidnight feeds Soft lighting - a necessity Krumble Hot Chocolate — a cozy, indulgent cup that feels like a hug in mug formKindle or a good comfort watch Full water bottle (!!!)Spare sets of sheets If you’re in the newborn trenches (or preparing to be), we hope this episode feels like a warm hug and a reminder that caring for yourself isn’t selfish — it’s essential.
