If you've never given birth before, there are things you probably haven't even thought to ask.

And that's perfectly normal.

After all, how do you prepare for something you've never experienced?

But here's the interesting part.

When you listen to mothers talk about their first few weeks after delivery, you'll notice something.

Some wish someone had explained certain things earlier.

Some wish they hadn't followed every piece of advice they received.

And others wish they'd spent just as much time preparing for themselves as they did preparing for their babies.

The funny thing? Most of these aren't even complicated things.

They're simple things that could have saved them a lot of confusion if they'd known earlier.

And that's what got us thinking.

Why should a woman have to wait until AFTER delivery to learn things she could have known while she was still pregnant?

So we decided to put something together.

Not another complicated medical textbook.

Not something that will take weeks to understand.

Just practical, easy-to-understand information about the things that happen after childbirth, including the things many first-time mums don't know to prepare for.

We called it NOBODY WARNED ME.

And we made it specifically for women who want to understand what comes after delivery, before they get there.

Here's a little of what you'll discover inside.

1. The things that can take first-time mums by surprise.

Some changes after childbirth are completely expected. Others need attention. We explain the difference in simple language so mothers can recognise when to seek medical help.

2. The advice that sounds helpful but deserves a second look.

You know how everybody suddenly becomes an expert when a baby arrives?

Your mum says one thing. Your auntie says another. Someone else swears by something entirely different.

We explain common postpartum practices and what mothers should know before following them.

3. The things nobody tells you about taking care of yourself.

Because once the baby arrives, it's easy for everyone to focus on the little one.

But mummy needs care too.

From rest and feeding to physical recovery and emotional wellbeing, we cover practical ways to look after yourself during those early weeks.

4. The little things that can make those first weeks less confusing.

What to prepare for. What questions to ask. What to expect as your body recovers.

Things that are much easier to understand when you're not trying to figure everything out for the first time.

And there's more inside.

But the whole idea is simple:

We want more women to enter motherhood knowing what to expect, instead of having to figure everything out along the way.

We wanted to make this affordable, too.

We planned to make Nobody Warned Me available for ₦7,000.

But we also know that preparing for a baby already comes with enough expenses.

So we've made the guide available at a special introductory price.

₦7,000

₦3,000 ONLY

That's ₦4,000 less than our planned price.

We've made it available at this special introductory price so more expecting mums can get prepared without spending too much.

But here's the thing: this price won't be available forever.

By the time you come back to get your copy, the price may have already gone back to ₦7,000.

So why pay ₦7,000 later for something you can get for just ₦3,000 today?

GET NOBODY WARNED ME FOR ₦3,000

You'll receive the digital guide immediately after payment, so you can read it on your phone whenever you want.

This guide provides general educational information and does not replace advice from a doctor or midwife.

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