Postpartum Recovery

A pre-assembled kit covering the hospital stay and first week home. Includes peri bottle, cooling pad liners, mesh underwear, and other commonly needed supplies. Useful as a single purchase covering most immediate postpartum needs.

A focused recovery kit without the labor-and-delivery components. Useful for families who already have hospital-stay supplies covered and want the early-recovery basics.

A larger kit with similar components to the Frida Mom kits. Comparable function. Differences are in component count and brand.

Disposable witch-hazel-infused pad liners for perineal cooling and soothing after vaginal birth. Used in the first one to two weeks postpartum.

Disposable mesh underwear that accommodates pads and provides gentle compression. Useful for the first several days postpartum when standard underwear is uncomfortable.

Single-use cooling hydrogel pads worn against the nipple between feedings. Useful for the first few days when nipple soreness is most intense. Different from silver cups, which are reusable and worn for longer durations.

A motorized sitz bath that delivers warm water flow for perineal recovery. More elaborate than a standard plastic sitz bath that sits over the toilet. Useful for families wanting a more clinical-feel recovery tool. A basic non-electric sitz bath provides similar benefit at lower cost.