First Days Maternity - Pink Peri Bottle, Large 650ml Capacity - New Mum Essential Item for Postpartum Recovery - Hospital Bag Must Have

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First Days Maternity - Pink Peri Bottle, Large 650ml Capacity - New Mum Essential Item for Postpartum Recovery - Hospital Bag Must Have

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One of those items you really don't want to buy, but will be SO pleased you did!

hospital bag essential item for postpartum recovery

Large Capacity Peri Bottle

Made for washing the perineal area following childbirth when you're too tender to use toilet paper.

Use the Peri Bottle to gently pour warm water over your perineal area for the first few days when you use the toilet.

This will help to dilute the urine and prevent the associated stinging.

Regularly washing the perineal area with warm water is very soothing, particularly if you've had an episiotomy or stitches.

You will also help keep the area clean and reduce the risk of infection.

How to Use:

Wash the Peri Bottle with warm, soapy water, no hotter than 70ºC. Do this regularly to clean the bottle.
Fill with warm water or a magic solution of your choice and replace wand.
When on the toilet, tip the bottle upside down and position the head of the wand near to the perineal area.
Gently squeeze the bottle to start the flow of water.
Turn bottle upright or tilt backwards to replace air when the flow of water slows or the bottle becomes difficult to squeeze.

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Large 650ml Capacity The large capacity means you can fill with enough water or solution to give you a long, effective, soothing cleanse, without the need to re-fill during use. The gentle flow will last at least 90 seconds, more than enough time for you to get the benefits of perineal irrigation.	Perfectly Angled Head Jugs and bottles of water just won't get to the areas you need them to. Nor do the short 'stubby' bottles. We have tried! The head of this long wand is perfectly angled to make reaching sensitive areas quick and easy, allowing the water or solution to get to exactly the right places.	High Quality Materials Made from high quality, medical grade materials (BPA free), this Peri Bottle is made to last. There is no reason to dispose of the bottle when your postpartum period is over, you can continue to use it for every day bathroom hygiene for years to come. There is plenty of usage information printed on the box should you need it.	Suitable for Everyone This Peri Bottle is a hospital bag essential but it's not just for postpartum use. Excellent at soothing hemorrhoids and helping to keep clean during menstruation, after intercourse or surgery. Elderly or disabled people can use to increase privacy and independence. Kids can also benefit from a freshen up whilst potty/toilet training!

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It's Large!

Peri Bottle has been designed with a large enough capacity (650ml) to ensure you won't need to refill it during use.

The wand is long enough to get to just the right places without you needing to move around too much.

The gentle flow of water will last for at least 90 seconds, which is plenty of time to provide you with a long soothing cleanse. If you squeeze the bottle firmly, the duration will be slightly less, although we do not recommend using anything other than the gentle flow for postpartum use.

(Peri Bottle - Perineal Irrigation Bottle)

Tried & Tested Tips: To help you get the most from your Peri Bottle.

Do NOT use cold water! It will seem much cooler on your sore parts than it will on your hands!.
Add witch hazel (or any other magic solution) to the water to speed up healing.
Start to pour before you start to wee.
Get your bottle filled before you need to go to the loo, save yourself time in those desperate moments.
Fill it from the bath taps if it doesn't fit in your sink.

Are you ready for your postpartum recovery

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During our pregnancy, we spend lots of time learning about looking after the new baby. Many of us don't spend anywhere near enough time learning to look after ourselves, the new mom, during one of the biggest, and best, events of her life.

Postpartum recovery is far too often overlooked and really does need to be considered as a bigger event than it usually is [considered as]. Regardless whether you have a C-section or a natural birth, you will go through a postpartum period which takes time to recover from. One of the best investments you can make during your pregnancy is to take the time to learn about what happens after giving birth and plan your recovery. Carefully consider which products you think will be helpful to you, we would wholeheartedly suggest the Peri Bottle for post birth soothing and cleansing and the rest of our range, of course, although it is human nature for us all to prefer some things over others.

Have you thought about who can help you in those early days and weeks after birthFamily members or close friendsNot all to come and 'see the baby' but to look after you, too. Could they bring you a cooked meal, help with some cleaning, take your other children to school or to the park for a few hoursThey're all small gestures but will make a huge difference to you in those early days.

Postpartum is generally considered immediately after the birth to six to eight weeks afterwards, although for some people it can be shorter or much longer, we are all different and will recover at different rates, please do not compare yourself to others, it is not indicative of you, nor are their bodies the same as yours.

Remember to also speak to your health professionals, if you are finding things more difficult than you think you should be, please seek advice.

If you notice wounds weeping, fever, extreme pain at the wound site or any other unusual symptoms it is important to get checked out by a healthcare professional.