How long after giving birth should I expect my period?

Answer 1

Hey there - I found this info on a baby website, hope it helps......

Whether and how much you're nursing your baby is the biggest factor in determining how soon your body will resume its menstrual cycles.

The timing is different for every woman, and there's a huge range of what's considered normal, depending on your body and circumstances.
If you're breastfeeding exclusively, day and night, it can take up to a year before you have to run to the store for tampons, suffer from PMS, or cope with cramps. If you're lucky enough to have a baby who sleeps through the night from an early age, your period will likely return sooner — typically in three to eight months.If you're formula-feeding your baby, you might start menstruating again as soon as a month after delivering your child, or it could take two to three months.

Answer 2

you start having your period for 40 days straight after giving birth.

Answer 3

There are some mighty weird answers here, so I have to chime in in support of Eulalie. As long as you are nursing, you are unlikely to resume your period - nature's birth control. If you are not nursing, about 6 weeks.

Answer 4

That depends if you're breastfeeding or not. If you are, it could take up to 18 months or so (if you don't wean the baby sooner) - otherwise about 6 weeks - or a month or so from whenever you stop breastfeeding or supplement a lot with formula.

Answer 5

4-6 weeks .

Answer 6

It should happen right after.

Answer 7

a month

Answer 8

The same day, or thereafter.

Answer 9

probably a month afterwards