Deborah Hodge from London admitted to having intercourse with her partner just 2 HOURS after giving birth to her daughter. The story dates back to 2013 when she gave birth to her forth child via emergency cesarean section. She is a writer and lives with her four children Felix; 20, Ella; 14, Izzy; 10 and Amelia; 4. In an interview, she said that as Amelia lay in her cot, she was having a cuddle on the bed with her partner and before she knew it were making love.

Some may feel that it’s a bit too early to get cozy with your partner again, but for Deborah, it wasn’t something that absurd as she always had intercourse within a fortnight after giving birth to her previous three children. But they had to be careful so as to not disturb any stitches.

“I didn’t actually think that I could get pregnant again as I had such irregular periods, but then just before Christmas I discovered we were going to have a baby”. After her daughter was born, they were given a private room. “It was over so quick that I don’t remember feeling any discomfort, but that could have been because I’d had an epidural.”

However, after a few months they decided to split up as the couple didn’t have much in common outside of it and decided to call it off. “Although we were compatible in bed, we didn’t have that much in common outside of it, and our relationship ‘floundered’ as we tried to adjust to being parents rather than just partners. Sadly, just a few months after Amelia was a born we decided to split up. It rocked me a bit and I felt quite vulnerable being a single mum with a young baby.”

The mother firmly believes that the new mums shouldn’t wait too much after giving birth as putting it off isn’t a good idea. There aren’t any rules you need to follow to see what might be the right time to feel intimate with your partner again.

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