Blackmomsneedtobewell
Hello beauties my name is Karima Davis. I am a mom,wife,9-5er, philanthropist and business owner of Treasure You Inc.
Studies have shown that women of color have the highest rate of infertility, maternal mortality,postpartum/ prenatal depression .
As a mom of 3 I've continued to share on my social media platform my experiences of battling PCOS, infertility, prenatal/postpartum depression. So many women of color have been vulnerable enough to share their challenges,ask for advice and even feel inspired. I decided to step out on faith and create a space to share my journey more in depth.
I am shedding more light on the many physical and mental health challenges that we battle as women of color during pregnancy, after childbirth and while trying to conceive.Discussing topics such as breastfeeding, sex,ways to cope and possibly reverse infertility, tips and tools to overcome postpartum/prenatal depression and so much more.
Blackmomsneedtobewell
As a mom recovering from burn out. I
Literally touched grass yesterday and was intentional with being present with myself outside of motherhood and wife.
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🗣️Hey Ladies! Especially my postpartum mamas and women with PCOS. Join me here on IG Saturday for a quick 20 minute burn to jumpstart your day.Live Q& A ask me anything ☺️
No I’m not a trainer but I use to have a damn good one that helped me maintain discipline,nutrition and fitness over the years that have produced results timelessly.
As a postpartum mom of 3 I understand that one size doesn’t fit all and everyone is not there yet with the discipline or confidence to be up in somebody’s gym. I was her and I thought I would never lose the weight that I wanted but I have time after time, 3 sections and 3 babies while battling PCOS.My goal is to help women build that confidence and resilience back up to take back control over your health while looking and feeling amazing doing it.
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April is Cesarean Awareness Month
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Perinatal and postpartum Awareness prior to childbirth is also preventive care
🚨My postpartum depression lasted for a year and half yes! That long and for some moms it’s even longer. With my 3rd child perinatal depression lasted for an entire trimester
Tune into episode 6 on my Youtube as I share my journey along with effective tips and resources to create a postpartum plan so you can get back to enjoying motherhood
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