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A new little one means lots and lots of gifts. For baby. But Mom needs some love, too, especially when she’s ready to lace up and start pounding the pavement again.
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A favorite among Runner’s World editors, this stroller is lightweight and sleek with shocks that are better than those on many cars. It boasts a lot of storage space without weighing you down, plus a large sunshade so babe stays protected.
For breastfeeding moms who are on the run, look no further than this nursing sports bra. It’s simple, comfortable, easy to unclip, and supportive.
With a new baby at home, safety may be more important than ever. A simple ID bracelet can give you peace of mind before hitting the road.
Okay, we had to include one thing for baby. Whether you run with your kiddo or prefer to get out there alone (we get it!), baby is here to support you.
Maybe a slow two-mile jog is all you’re up for right now. Or maybe you’ve got your sights set on that first post-baby race. Train smart with a Runner’s World training plan, no matter what your goal is.
Feeding baby may be top of mind, but don’t forget to feed yourself. The newest cookbook from Runner’s World is packed with delicious recipes, many of which can be whipped up in 30 minutes or less.
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Baby has no problem with this one. But when you need to get things moving quickly, read up on the tricks of the trade.
Staying hydrated is always important. But when you’re running (and if you’re breastfeeding) it’s crucial. S’well bottles keep your water nice and cold, and it doesn’t hurt to have a fun design.
Being a new mom is tough. Remind yourself who you are with a customized necklace that highlights the runner in you.
No matter what your running goals are after baby, it can help to jot down your notes and thoughts about your runs and how you’re feeling—good or bad! Designed by pro runner moms, this one is a favorite.
It’s not uncommon for your feet to grow during pregnancy. Don’t force yourself into shoes that no longer fit. The Adidas PureBoost is cushioned and comfortable, and feels lighter than its actual weight. Plus, they go great with jeans: Being a new mom means being resourceful and efficient.
Having a baby doesn’t mean you to need give up your style. Instead of going with a traditional diaper bag, try this multi-pocketed backpack from Adidas. With three main compartments, you can store baby’s and Mom’s essentials.
Did we mention it helps to be efficient when juggling a new baby, work, running, and anything else life throws at you? The Instant Pot will help you get healthy, tasty meals on the table quickly.
You just brought home a new baby. That’s cause for celebration.
Sure, grinding fresh beans and heating the water until it’s just so for a perfect cup of coffee sounds great. But in reality, you’ll need to caff-up quickly. Enter: Keurig.
There’s nothing this blender can’t do. Whip up your favorite smoothie, a cold-fighting soup, and yes, baby food purees.
Heather is the former food and nutrition editor for Runner’s World, the author of The Runner’s World Vegetarian Cookbook, and a nine-time marathoner with a best of 3:23. She’s also proud of her 19:40 5K and 5:33 mile. Heather is an RRCA certified run coach.
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