After birth / For you

    Postpartum recovery support that remembers the mother

    When everyone asks about the baby, there should still be a place to ask how you are doing. Maayesha helps you notice and record how recovery feels, one day at a time.

    Begin your journey

    Care for the person doing the caring

    Check in with your body

    Keep a daily note of pain, bleeding, energy and other changes. Your history can help you describe what has changed when you speak to your care team.

    Make space for your mind

    Record sleep and mood, and use a postnatal wellbeing questionnaire when you want a more structured check-in. A questionnaire is not a diagnosis.

    Keep the story together

    Your journal and your baby’s early days can live alongside your recovery notes. Your partner can have a separate, supportive view.

    When to ask for help

    If you have heavy bleeding, fever, severe pain, or feel unsafe, contact your doctor or seek urgent local medical care now. If low mood, anxiety or frightening thoughts persist, tell a health professional; do not wait for an app to decide for you. Maayesha supports conversations with your care team, not a replacement for them.

    Further reading: NHS postnatal mental health guidance · NHS recovery after birth

    Page reviewed 3 October 2026 · Product information, not medical advice.