Name: DAILY LIFE w/a NEWBORN in TOKYO | First Mother’s Day, FREE Child Health Care, & Physical Therapy
Uploaded: 2025-01-28T09:45:07.000Z
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So in Japan, medicine for kids are free until they're 18.

So in Japan, medicine for kids are free until they're 18. 16 or 18.

But doctors visits, medication, everything is completely free.

So we came here to go to a flea market and there's literally one vendor.

We brought a bottle and then we have another brand of milk.

We don't usually have this brand, but it's easy to take with us.

And it comes in this little juice box and you just pour it into the milk.

And you can just take it on the go, which is kind of nice.

And I like this one because it's, oh, it's 125 mils.

Probably won't drink all of it, but we're going to try to feed her right now.

It is a few days later and I am on my way to go to physical therapy.

I haven't had a chance to really vlog that much, but I feel like I've done a really good job the past couple months having a newborn, putting out a video.

Because I wanted to give myself a little bit of a break, but this is something that I am passionate about and I just miss doing it.

So if you guys want to join, I do want to do some YouTube lives because YouTube made it a lot easier to go live.

So if you purchase one of the tiers, you'll get that.

And then the other thing is I am doing something super crazy and it might be a limited time only, but the Ikigai Lifestyle course is now going to be part of the Patreon.

So you can have the course as long as you're subscribed to one section and it's on an extreme, extreme discount because I really want people to experience it right now.

If you want to experience the Ikigai Lifestyle course, you can get it for $22.

You'll have access to it, plus the Facebook group, as long as you're subscribed to that tier.

I love your support just by you liking, commenting, and sharing.

A little bit of an update, I do have diast... diastis recti.

But I do have that and that's why my stomach looks like it's bigger than it actually is.

It's because my organs are kind of protruding out from inside just because I have a really thin layer of muscle that needs to be strengthened.

So that's why I'm going to physical therapy.

I still look like I'm four months pregnant, which sucks because I have to hide it during the summer.

It's super hot outside and I don't have a lot of clothes that really hide a bump.

And I do have an umbilical hernia, which nobody tells you about these things, that you can get these things, but they can go back to normal.

And my physical therapist said that some of it's going to go back to normal on its own just by me walking.

I'm like, you know, doing daily things and all that stuff.

I still, I feel like it's gone down a little bit.

But I also do have a lot of bloating and gut health issues since I had my baby again.

So I'm going to be doing my SIBO protocol and reintroducing probiotics and things like that to make my gut feel less bloated because I feel like I have those symptoms that I had when I had SIBO.

I wouldn't be surprised because my diet was really bad when I was pregnant.

It's hard when you have a baby to like cook and everything, especially the first three months.

Obviously a flexible routine because that's impossible to have like a real routine.

So I kind of wanted to share that journey a little bit.

Really embrace my body because I felt a little bit self-conscious again to show up on camera.

And I know it's only been, I think, seven weeks now postpartum.

So there's still a lot of healing to be done.

And, you know, social media shows so much online about how I bounce back.

And, you know, every woman is so different.

I think things are going to get better as long as I work with a physical therapist.

Just really try to like find myself again.

I think that's what this series is going to be about.

That's what I'm going to call it because it's just simple.

But the Tokyo Lifestyle Diaries is going to be all about just simple things in life.

Healing from, you know, pregnancy and having a baby and all that stuff.

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