Sleep Wave (Postpartum Delayed)

During this period, the mother's body continues to recover, with emotional and psychological adjustments ongoing. New parents are both adapting to the demands of caring for an infant, while balancing personal and professional responsibilities. 

Physical recovery may also involve regaining strength and fitness, addressing any lingering discomforts, and managing changes in weight and body shape. Continued support is important to ensure the well-being of both mother and baby, promoting a healthy transition into long-term postpartum health.

In the delayed postpartum period, parents might confront unexpected mood swings, physical issues, and the ongoing adjustment to parenthood months after birth. They often struggle with finding a new sense of normal while managing delayed emotional or physical recovery symptoms.