The Best Push Present Isn’t Gold—It’s Postpartum Care That Heals

In many Indian families, the birth of a baby brings with it a celebration of tradition.
The new mom is often showered with gifts—gold bangles, silk sarees, silverware, and jewelry passed down through generations. These are beautiful, meaningful gestures steeped in culture and love.

But here’s a gentle question—what if we gifted her something she truly needs during one of the most physically and emotionally vulnerable phases of her life?

Because after delivery, what a mother really needs isn’t more shine—it’s softness, support, and comfort.

Why a Postpartum Kit Is the Most Thoughtful Push Present

Childbirth is intense. Whether it’s a vaginal delivery or a C-section, it comes with soreness, stitches, sleepless nights, hormonal dips, leaky breasts, and a whirlwind of new emotions.

A postpartum care kit says,
“I see you. I honour your healing.”

Unlike traditional gifts that celebrate the baby, a postpartum gift kit celebrates the mother—her body, her resilience, her quiet strength.
It’s a way of saying:
“You just brought life into the world. Now let’s take care of you.”

What Makes a Thoughtful Postpartum Kit?

A truly useful postpartum kit includes essentials that support recovery, ease discomfort, and make day-to-day life softer for the new mom:

• High-waist postpartum underwear: Especially helpful for C-section recovery and tender abdominal areas.

• Feeding-friendly, breathable loungewear: So she can nurse comfortably, day or night.

• Perineal or abdominal support: To help ease pressure and support the pelvic floor or incision.

• Soothing self-care additions: Like nipple butter, calming herbal teas, or natural oils to nurture her mind and body.

• A handwritten note: Words of encouragement can mean the world when she’s feeling raw or overwhelmed.

These aren’t luxuries—they are daily essentials that offer relief, ease, and reassurance.

Putchi’s Approach to Gifting Healing

At Putchi, we believe the fourth trimester deserves as much care as pregnancy itself. That’s why our postpartum wear is designed for real recovery—not for appearances, not for trends.

We create skin-loving underwear, nursing-friendly tops, and gentle loungewear that allows her to move, bleed, feed, and rest with dignity and ease. No itchy fabrics. No pinching seams. Just pieces that feel like an exhale after labour.

Let’s Rethink the Push Present

Gold bangles are lovely.
But so is a soft waistband that doesn’t irritate her scar.
So is underwear that doesn’t dig into healing stitches.
So is knowing someone thought of her, not just the baby.

If you’re wondering what to gift a new mom, make it something that says:
“I see you. I support your healing. I’m here for you.”

At Putchi, so are we.