Get Your Mojo Back: Sex, Pleasure and Intimacy After Birth

The ache of wanting what feels impossibly distant—that's where this book meets you, in the space between who you were and who you're becoming. Get Your Mojo Back doesn't whisper around the reality of intimacy after childbirth; it speaks directly to the body that's changed, the mind that's overwhelmed, and the relationship that's searching for its rhythm again. Your fingers turn each page like you're reaching for answers you didn't know how to ask for.

Each chapter delivers expert advice from women's health physios, obstetrics doctors, and perinatal mental health psychologists, paired with practical tips that address the real challenges—painful postpartum sex, numbness, unfulfilling encounters, and finding time for connection in the chaos of motherhood. This feminist topic gets the honest treatment it deserves, with personal experiences that mirror your own struggles and victories. The guidance doesn't just acknowledge what's broken; it shows you how to rebuild toward sexual fulfilment.

This isn't just information—it's permission to want more, to expect pleasure, and to reclaim the sexuality that belongs to you. Clio Wood's voice carries you through the physical, mental, and practical aspects of post-birth intimacy with humor that makes you laugh out loud and wisdom that makes you feel less alone. The book becomes a companion for the journey back to yourself, one that understands intimacy after childbirth isn't about returning to who you were, but discovering who you're meant to become.

Product Features:

• Paperback format, 192 pages of comprehensive guidance
• Expert contributions from women's health physios, obstetrics doctors, and perinatal mental health psychologists
• Personal experience stories for relatable connection
• Specific tips addressing painful postpartum sex, numbness, and unfulfilling intimacy
• Practical advice for finding time for connection during motherhood
• Feminist approach to postpartum sexuality and wellbeing

Usage Tip:

Keep this book on your nightstand rather than hiding it away—seeing it there reminds you that prioritizing your pleasure isn't selfish, and the accessibility makes it easier to revisit specific chapters when you need that particular insight or encouragement.