Bianca Andrade and her superpower to face the postpartum period

Influencer and businesswoman Bianca Andrade, better known as Boca Rosa, celebrated her son Cris's birthday this weekend, the fruit of her relationship with fellow influencer Fred. Bianca gave an interview to Marie Claire magazine and talked a little about her new project “Mãe na Real”, where she shares her experience in the postpartum period.

_{Bianca Andrade and Fred celebrated their son Cris's 2nd birthday this weekend. (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram)}

Cris was born in July of this year, after a labor of more than 20 hours. Bianca tells how she began to deal with the physical and emotional issues that pregnancy brings “It was a rollercoaster, lots of ups and downs. Some days I felt insecure and sad because of all the changes in my body, I had lots of stretch marks and pimples.”she tells Marie Claire. The businesswoman says she tried to calm down and that she felt like the most incredible woman in the world, for being her “baby’s little home” at that moment.

_{The influencer and businesswoman is the mother of little Cris, 2 months old. (Photo: Reproduction/Instagram)}

Faced with so many issues that a first-time mother faces, Bianca decided to make a documentary called “Mãe na Real” (Real Mother), where she recounts her postpartum experience and brings testimonies from health professionals, to talk about pregnancy. “We always talk a lot about childbirth, about pregnancy itself, but the postpartum period is something that is little explored and I am increasingly raising this flag. Mine was not easy at all.”admits. “To get through everything, I had help from my obstetrician, especially with mental health issues. I even thought I had postpartum depression, but the name for what I had was baby blues, which is a feeling that women usually have in the postpartum period.”he explains.

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In the interview given to Marie Clarie, Bianca said how her routine has changed since she found out she was going to be a mother. “What changed the most were my schedules, especially my sleeping and waking times. Before the baby, I was always very nocturnal, I was an early riser. At seven o’clock at night, I started to feel more energetic, and after the baby, it was the opposite. Now, at ten or eleven at night, I’m already dying of sleep and I wake up early. For me, it was a big change.” said Bianca.

The influencer also said that she had a support network and that this was a privilege during her pregnancy. Bianca said that she spoke to other mothers to learn a little more about their experiences and that she surrounded herself with professionals. “I had an excellent support network, which is a great privilege. During my pregnancy, I practically put together a team for Cris, with great care. In addition, I talked a lot with other mothers, about their experiences with motherhood, so I could identify with them and make my own choices. I studied a lot and surrounded myself with professionals.”

(Featured photo: Bianca Andrade talks about the changes she underwent in the postpartum period. Reproduction/Instagram)