WHICH PERI BOTTLE for Postpartum Recovery

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  • čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
  • A Peri Bottle is a must have for postpartum care. Using the peri bottle can help clean you perineum, reduce the risk of infection and help prevent stinging when urinating. The hospital gives you a peri bottle to take home with you, but you can also opt to purchase your own bottle like the Frida Mom Upside Down Peri Bottle (sometimes called the Fridet or Momwasher)
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Komentáře • 68

  • @risenshineofficial
    @risenshineofficial Před 3 lety +11

    I am not pregnant or going to be in the next five years lol but you are so captivating I watched this whole video without skipping lol new subscriber! Love your honesty

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 3 lety +3

      Thank you so much!! You brought a smile to my face this morning. 😍

  • @nicastraea
    @nicastraea Před rokem +5

    The angle of the frida mom bottle helps more than the hospital one. Especially having the belly still. I couldn’t use the hospital bottle with my first postpartum pregnancy due to the angle I couldn’t get it to go at the right spot so it just frustrated me and I had to go without and flex my whole body while in pain and pushing through it lol. The frida mom is much easier second go round. To each their own

  • @queencupcake09
    @queencupcake09 Před 2 lety +13

    Their marketing is GENIUS! I love the quote that comes on the box and the cute, little bag. You are aware that with these bottles you can absolutely used them as a bidet, correct?! A bidet, which "rinses" your vagina anatomy (internal vulva) and anus area after bathroom usage, can be used without pregnancy relatedness and can actually be used for vagina hygiene anyday. Please be open-minded. 😁

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 2 lety +5

      Yes, that makes sense! My review was focused on using them after birth.

    • @RJ-ek7ov
      @RJ-ek7ov Před 5 měsíci +1

      That’s why I am here- camping bidet.

  • @user-cx1yk9nw6h
    @user-cx1yk9nw6h Před rokem +1

    I love the fridamom! I don’t unscrew the cap on it; I push the stick down refill and pull up to seal. I only unscrew the cap to wash after each use. So comfortable, and you can use it even during periods. Totally recommend.

  • @chedlineivy
    @chedlineivy Před 2 lety +4

    I just discovered your channel and I honestly hope you get more subscribers and you continue making helpful videos especially for us first time moms!!
    I sooo love how unbiased all your reviews are and how short but precise & enough knowledge you can share in as little as 5 mins! My pregnancy hormones doesn't give me patience to watch an hour video with very little info lol
    Thank you Alice 🥰💕 Lots of love & support!

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 2 lety

      Thank you so much for your sweet comment! I also hope to grow my channel this year. I am committed to helping as many people as I can through CZcams. If you are on reddit or in a Facebook group with people that might enjoy the channel, I'd love it if you shared! The channel grows when people share videos. :-)

  • @CLYL82
    @CLYL82 Před 2 lety +1

    Your explanation on how to use my frida was super helpful, thank you. As someone who needs this due to an autoimmune disease (Lichen Sclerosis) that affects the vagina and potentially everything in the surrounding area, the “bidet for your vajay” actually made this item easier to find online and made it feel more inclusive. The fact that it has the bag is actually very helpful as well since I need to use this during every bathroom trip during a flare up. I’m definitely going to mention this product in our support group.

  • @emilypeterson1393
    @emilypeterson1393 Před 3 lety +7

    Omg that's such a great point, they shouldn't market it that way!!! I'm a first time mom delivering in may and that whole phrase makes it kind of confusing!

  • @kutieluvsmj7
    @kutieluvsmj7 Před 2 lety +7

    I recommend this for any female postpartum or not. It's a more hygienic way

  • @xoxoMoonChildxoxo
    @xoxoMoonChildxoxo Před 2 lety +8

    Thank you for the video & demonstration of the product. As for the carrying case being unnecessary, this product has also been recommended to people who are on certain meds that can cause frequent yeast infections and/or UTI's, such as Farxiga, for people with diabetes. I've been prescribed this med and I'm terrified I'll get an infection. So being able to take this to work with me (and utilizing the carrying case) is a great idea.

  • @safhej8598
    @safhej8598 Před 3 lety +4

    I am a new mom and the marketing did actually confuse me, sadly I already puchased it. And I was super confused whether I should spray it inside my vagina or at my Perineal area. Thanks this was helpful

  • @user-wt7qx9gh9g
    @user-wt7qx9gh9g Před 7 měsíci

    Peace and Greetings I used the clear one for years & injoy use it when I do # one / two however I feel much cleaner after doing so 😊 just brought one can't wait to use it for me I use least toilet paper!

  • @ramonajacobs9402
    @ramonajacobs9402 Před rokem

    Thanks for this video! It is very clear and concise. I did decide to go with the cheap option prior to coming across your video.

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před rokem +1

      Thank you for watching! I hope the cheaper option works (or worked) well for you.

  • @islandgal500
    @islandgal500 Před rokem

    Bravo on an excellent video. I just watched the history of the Bidet and looked online at the large pharmaceutical/self-care product chain I order from. Read the reviews on this peri bottle and started laughing at how many poor reviews there were because so many women were concerned about not being able to sterilize it after they inserted it into their vagina. What? Obviously, no clue how to actually use it.
    Again, great job in presenting this. Wonderful review too and the cost here is double your price listing. During the great toilet paper shortage during the pandemic, I considered one of these to clean up my backside for the occasional finish after dry wiping. Instead decided on using a bottle I already had at home for another purpose that nearly works as well until I can find one that suits me. Have used the wet wipes, but have my own septic system so only use one occasionally as a final check which gets put in the garbage the same way as a panty liner would.

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před rokem

      Thank you for your kinds words

    • @islandgal500
      @islandgal500 Před rokem

      @@birthtoolbox Just sorry that I won't be subscribing because I am well beyond those childbirth years, although I found your review right on target. I taught my kids proper terms for body parts and get annoyed if something is labeled as a vajay too. Ridiculous, because people are ignorant enough without dummying down things to be cute.

  • @xtina3592
    @xtina3592 Před 3 měsíci

    I had the hospital provided bottle and I just tossed it. . I had my baby in 2010! I JUST threw it out after regular use... just FYI. I just recently purchased Frida

  • @AlmightyBungholio9
    @AlmightyBungholio9 Před 2 lety

    Hi! New to your channel, thank you for the video... I was considering this Freda bottle but will deff pass since its clearly a gimmick though the angled nozzle does seem a little more helpful?... Question though since they use the word "bidet" I have one installed in my bathroom, will that replace the need for this bottle in general, and is it safe to use during recovery?

  • @Grace-tc1lq
    @Grace-tc1lq Před 8 měsíci

    I have Type 2 Diabetes and due to the latest medication I am on, the clinic has advised me to use a peri bottle as one of the symptoms of the medication is yeast infections. They advised me to use it after I urinate, not during. This things that should be so simple do create confusion.

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 8 měsíci

      I hope that the one you choose works well for you!

  • @hooriaahmed3726
    @hooriaahmed3726 Před 4 měsíci

    please use bidet nonpregnant people also 💁🏽‍♀️You just agreed it prevents infections and provides more cleanliness that is what we asians do already daily

  • @naturallygorg85
    @naturallygorg85 Před 2 lety

    I was gonna purchase for a baby shower but you saved me money. Thanks! Subscriber for myself in case I need future advice lol

  • @eleanoranne3871
    @eleanoranne3871 Před rokem

    Quickly hated that brand 😅 had to beg my mom to get the hospital cold pads because I didn't know you could make your own during the first baby

  • @asiyahad-deenislam5289
    @asiyahad-deenislam5289 Před 2 lety +3

    Muslims use water every time we go to the bathroom. This is awesome.

  • @wonder7798
    @wonder7798 Před rokem

    The reason it states vagina, I believe because of stitches from tearing or the cut in order to not tear. Just my take on why.

  • @highonphotography8552
    @highonphotography8552 Před rokem +1

    Correction the hospital bottle is between $20-$75 NOTHING IS FREE AT AN AMERICAN HOSPITAL! You said they give you a free bottle after you give birth. It’s between 14-22k to give birth at a hospital so that bottle is part of the bill like a box of Kleenex. I’ve worked at Henry Ford hospital in Detroit. You’re paying or your insurance company is paying or the tax payer is paying.

  • @alexisonthebeat2438
    @alexisonthebeat2438 Před 2 lety

    Great video but why do you suggest not using it for the vagina? Like for mid day cleaning?

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 2 lety +3

      Cleaning your vagina isn't necessary!

    • @alexisonthebeat2438
      @alexisonthebeat2438 Před 2 lety

      @@birthtoolbox I meant Vulva I used to terms interchangeably too much

    • @heathercarson3063
      @heathercarson3063 Před 2 lety

      I used mine, and will again, to clean my vagina as well, but only while i was bleeding postpartum. Kind of hand in hand with the perineum rinse. But the *free!!* hospital peri bottle does the job wonderfully. I'm not saying don't buy one. It's not necessary tho. Personal preference.

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 2 lety +1

      @@heathercarson3063 thanks for sharing Heather!

  • @lilia2559
    @lilia2559 Před 3 lety +2

    Hahaha sometimes marketing drive insane

  • @diananazaryan
    @diananazaryan Před 3 lety

    Will urinating in the shower work as well?

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 3 lety +1

      Not really because you use the bottle to dilute the urine when it comes out. You want the water stream to be aimed up. I guess a handheld shower could work, but that’s a lot of effort every time you need to pee.

    • @queencupcake09
      @queencupcake09 Před 2 lety

      I mean are you going to be willing to pee in the shower multiple times a day??

  • @jenniliberty4287
    @jenniliberty4287 Před 11 měsíci +1

    I think the vagina part comes with the pain after birth so instead of wiping and causing pain, a rinse will save your vagina from the burn of toilet paper 🤷‍♀️ idk. It’s just marketing and rhymes lol

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 11 měsíci

      Yes, the problem is the the vagina is actually the inside part, the outside is the vulva.

  • @oliviajune91
    @oliviajune91 Před 3 lety +2

    Is it maybe to account for different types of tears? (Playing devil’s advocate here lol)

    • @birthtoolbox
      @birthtoolbox  Před 3 lety +1

      Yes, it might make a difference for more extensive tears. Good idea!

  • @user-up6xw6xb7q
    @user-up6xw6xb7q Před 6 měsíci

    👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

  • @grandmab9304
    @grandmab9304 Před rokem

    I want you to know . This is best used for woman every time you go to the restroom. Only people in America use toilet paper after they used the bathroom. If more woman wash after they use the restroom they would not get UTI

  • @mostja
    @mostja Před 3 lety +2

    Oh, that naming is not just misogynistic (using euphemisms for women body parts), but also very misleading. What a shame!