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First time postpartum sex can be scary. You give birth to a baby, either vaginally, or via cesarean section, wait 6 weeks, and decide it's time to give sex a try. Many times the male partner is much more eager to get a sex life going again. Mothers are typically more tired due to staying up with a newborn at night, and may have a decreased sex drive, due to breastfeeding. Mentally they may want sex, but physically their body doesn't respond due to a recently healed vagina that has been stretched, ripped and cut. Although the size of a penis is much smaller than a baby, sex is still daunting. This guide is aimed to take the fear out of first time postpartum sex and show you exactly what to do to get your love life active again.