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Going Home After Birth? Don’t Miss This Checklist

✅ Free First 72 Hours Home Plan (print + follow along) → https://www.cherryugarcia.com/your-fr... 🧡 Want the full step-by-step recovery roadmap? Strong Start C-Section Recovery Kit → https://cherryugarcia.mykajabi.com/th... ▶️ Watch next: C-Section Playlist (Start Here)    • C-Section Healing Roadmap   If you’re about to leave the hospital after birth—vaginal delivery or C-section—and you’re thinking, “Am I actually safe to go home?” this video is for you. I’m walking you through a practical postpartum discharge checklist: what the hospital looks for, what YOU should feel clear about, and the warning signs you never want to ignore (including mental health). Quick win before you sign anything: ask your nurse, “What would make you tell me I should NOT go home today?” #postpartum #postpartumrecovery #csectionrecovery #fourthtrimester In this video, you’ll learn: What “safe for discharge” really means (bleeding, infection, blood pressure, vitals) What you should be able to do before leaving (walking, bathroom, dizziness, incision/perineum care) How to confirm your pain + medication plan (and avoid the pain/constipation trap) The “paperwork reality” checklist: what you must understand before you walk out Postpartum warning signs + mental health red flags The exact phone numbers + follow-up plan you need set up ⏱️ TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction: Preparing for Postpartum Discharge 00:38 Quick Tips Before Signing Discharge Papers 01:12 Meet Cherry: Your Postpartum Guide 01:55 Understanding Postpartum Discharge Criteria 02:16 Vital Signs and Stability Check 03:34 Basic Functionality: Ensuring Safe Mobility 05:00 Managing Pain and Medication 06:32 Paperwork and Essential Instructions 07:32 Mental Health and Warning Signs 09:00 Final Tips and Resources DISCLAIMER: I am a registered nurse and a certified family nurse practitioner, but I am not your medical provider. This video is for general information and education only. It is not personal medical advice and should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition. Always talk with your own healthcare provider about your questions or concerns. You are responsible for how you use any information from this video. I am not responsible for any actions you take based on what you watch here.