Mummy MOT Assessment

Goal

Assess and address the physical well-being of mothers following childbirth, addressing areas such as pelvic health, abdominal muscles and overall musculoskeletal function to aid in postpartum care and overall strength.
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What's involved?

The duration of the postnatal assessment is one hour. It will involve a thorough evaluation of your pelvic floor strength, the separation of your abdominal muscles, and any physical problems that may have arose from pregnancy and childbirth will be assessed.

Process

Based on the assessment findings, a tailored postnatal recovery program will be created to address your individual needs, lifestyle, and fitness objectives. This program will include specific and safe exercises designed to enhance stability, improve posture, and strengthen your core muscles following childbirth.

Health conditions treated

Pelvis

Pelvic floor issues

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Abdominal muscle

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Back & joint pain

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Postural changes

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Caesarean section recovery

Benefits

Following childbirth, approximately 50% of women experience weakness in either their abdominal muscles or pelvic floor area, and more than a third encounter complex pelvic pain. These conditions can lead to instability, reduced core strength, and altered weight distribution.

The Mummy MOT is specifically designed to assist women in preventing these distressing and frequently embarrassing symptoms.

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Personalised plan
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Early empowerment postnatally
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Holistic well-being
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Confidence in pelvic health
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Mental wellness boost

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FAQs

What makes me eligible for a Mummy MOT assessment?
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If you are 6 weeks to several years post-natal and symptoms first developed during or after pregnancy.