Cuz that was the only thing I did different lol so weird! Yes with my first song I got it at 4 month and a half I am just not ready to deal with it
It's highly unlikely to be the tea. Each pregnancy is unique After my first I got my period back at 11 months With my second it was around 8 weeks
My first two babies it returned 7-8wks pp while EBF. It was pretty consistent from then on until I fell pregnant again. 3rd baby is nearly 7wks so I’m hoping it stays away a little longer this time
I doubt it was the tea, I breastfed and my period came back 10 weeks pp haha
It's super unlikely that it was the tea. I'm breastfeeding and I got mine back at 10 weeks pp. Every body and every pregnancy are different.
Makes no sense to be the tea. They can come back at any point. I had my first one at 5 weeks pp
Your period has a higher possibility of coming back once you start baby on solids. Especially if breastfeeding is a a clear and spaced out schedule. Which is what my ob suggested I do to get my period back so I could get pregnant again
I know people say it is not the tea but what tea was it ? I want to try for another baby 😂 I’m 9 months pp and no period yet
I didn't get one for 6 months after my first and then it was still irregular. With my 2nd I got one 8 weeks after and I had just gotten over the PP bleeding at 6.5 weeks ago I was not thrilled. Now I haven't had one since. 🤷♀️ Breastfeeding suppresses ovulation but not 100% of the time that's why other BC methods are still recommended
I love this thank you so much later for your comments! It makes me feel so much better
Breastfeeding usually makes your period come later, but 6 months ish is around the time I got mine. Yes you’ll get them every month now that it started.
Why do you think a tea brought back your period? Periods come back at different times for everybody, there's no real way to know when it's going to start again, and whether it will be regular or not. Some people don't get it back for a very long time, I got mine back after 6 weeks with both kids despite exclusive breast feeding.