Feeling bloated or “off” since having your baby? Postpartum gut issues are incredibly common — and totally fixable. In this guide, postpartum dietitian Megan Brister explains why gut health matters for digestion, mood, energy, hormones, and even weight loss after birth. Learn what disrupts your microbiome during pregnancy and postpartum, how to recognize the signs of imbalance, and the most effective food-first strategies to restore gut health naturally (no cleanses, no fads).

Always hungry while breastfeeding? Protein might be the missing piece. In this guide, registered dietitian Megan Brister explains why protein is essential for postpartum recovery, milk supply, and steady energy—and how to actually get enough each day. Learn how much protein breastfeeding moms need, easy high-protein foods and snacks, and how to use protein to support gentle, sustainable weight loss without restriction.

Feeling lost about what to eat after having a baby? In this guide, registered dietitian Megan Brister breaks down everything you need to know about postpartum nutrition—what to eat to support recovery, balance hormones, and rebuild energy while protecting milk supply. Learn how to create simple, balanced meals (without calorie tracking), avoid common postpartum nutrition mistakes, and support gentle, sustainable weight loss when your body is ready.

Wondering how many calories you should eat while breastfeeding? The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all. In this guide, registered dietitian Megan Brister breaks down how calorie needs truly work postpartum — from milk supply and metabolism to activity level and recovery. Learn how to eat enough to support energy, healing, and gentle weight loss without restrictive diets. Plus, discover signs you’re under-fueling, how to build balanced PFF meals, and when to seek personalized nutrition guidance.

If you’re gaining weight while breastfeeding, you’re not alone—and you’re not doing anything wrong. In this evidence-based guide, registered dietitian Megan Brister explains why some moms hold onto or gain weight postpartum, even with healthy habits. Learn what’s really happening with your hormones, metabolism, and appetite, and how to use gentle nutrition strategies to support steady energy, milk supply, and realistic fat loss—without restriction or guilt.

Postpartum cravings aren’t a sign of weakness—they’re your body’s way of asking for something. In this evidence-based guide, registered dietitian Megan Brister explains what causes postpartum cravings (from hormone shifts to nutrient depletion), what they might mean, and how to respond with balance—not guilt. Learn how to manage sugar and carb cravings, curb emotional eating, and support your energy, milk supply, and recovery through smart, realistic nutrition.

Postpartum hormone shifts are normal, but they can leave you feeling unlike yourself—tired, moody, or stuck no matter what you try. The good news? Small, daily habits like balancing your blood sugar, staying hydrated, and getting morning sunlight can go a long way toward steady energy and better sleep. And if symptoms linger—such as constipation, hair loss, or stubborn weight changes—professional support can help you get to the root.Fat burners may sound like a quick fix for postpartum weight loss, but they aren’t safe while breastfeeding—and they won’t give you the results you truly want. In this post, you’ll learn why fat burners can be harmful to both you and your baby, the common mistakes that keep new moms stuck, and the safe, sustainable habits that actually support fat loss and a strong milk supply.

Postpartum night sweats can be surprising—and exhausting. They’re often a normal part of recovery as your hormones and fluid balance shift after birth. In this article, you’ll learn what causes them, why nutrition and hydration matter, and simple foods and habits that can help you feel more comfortable while your body finds its balance.

Grocery shopping in the postpartum season can feel overwhelming—but it doesn’t have to be. This guide shares a practical, nourishing grocery list to support your recovery with real food that’s easy to prepare, store, and enjoy.