I’ve got a neighbor who recently gave birth, I saw her again after two months she gave birth and she appeared really pregnant.
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I’ve got a neighbor who recently gave birth, I saw her again after two months she gave birth and she appeared really pregnant.
Technically speaking, immediately. It’s why “Irish Twins” exist. That term is used for kids who are less than 1 year apart from each other, and why doctors recommend waiting until at least 6 weeks after birth to heal your body, your uterus, etc. and then to use protection because immediately after birth you are more fertile than you realize.
As soon as you start ovulating. The earliest I’ve heard is about three months. Breastfeeding can reduce the likelihood you’ll get pregnant. The lack of sleep and sheer exhaustion of having a newborn can also reduce the chances of getting pregnant. If you don’t want to get pregnant again right away, it’s best to use some kind of birth control, whether that’s condoms or hormonal.