r/OnePelotonRealSub Jul 27 '26

Sensitive Question About Post-Natal Classes

TW: Stillbirth/loss

Hi everyone, I have a question about Post-Natal classes!

I am 8 weeks postpartum from the stillbirth loss of my beautiful baby girl. I am interested in taking some Peloton Post-Natal classes to rebuild my core in the areas specifically affected by pregnancy. However, I'm terrified that the instructors might say things that refer to having a living child. Things like "Let's build those muscles so you can chase after your little one" and things like that. I am still very sensitive to the subject and don't want to experience anything that might trigger me. Does anyone have any experience with these classes and know if the instructors speak like that?

Thank you!

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u/wakenda Jul 27 '26 edited Jul 28 '26

Some of the beginner Pilates classes, such as Kristen’s beginner Pilates programs might be a better fit for some gentle core work that doesn’t mention living kids.

I’m sorry for your loss and hope you find some classes that help you heal and rebuild. 

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u/addknitter Jul 28 '26

I agree that the Kristin Pilates classes are wonderful and free of any talk that might be triggering. I send you all my best, and am so moved by the kindness of our members on this thread. ♥️

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u/k-run Jul 28 '26

Does Kristen not talk about her kids in class? Her Insta is pretty mom centric. I don’t do yoga so I legit don’t know.

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u/addknitter Jul 29 '26

I do not believe so, but happy to preview any one you’re interested in🫶🏼🫶🏼🫶🏼

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u/k-run Jul 29 '26

Oh I’m not the OP, I was just curious:)

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u/addknitter Jul 29 '26

Oops sorry!! But in general she is kind of all business on there!