Like after any major surgery, when you’re recovering from a Caesarean birth, you’ll need to make some adjustments to how you move and operate day-to-day. Your mobility will be restrained, your body will be sore, and your scar will be healing, and it is advised that you avoid driving, heavy lifting and all other strenuous movement for around six weeks. One tool that can help you over this time is the C-Stick. A lightweight grabber tool, use the C-Stick like an extra-long extra-hand to swiftly and ergonomically pick up bits and pieces from low vantage points and hard to reach spots. It easily bends and clicks into place with one swift motion and will extend your reach by 77cm. The jaw head is adjustable 360 degrees and can be set to a horizontal or vertical pick-up position. The tool is compact and can be easily stored by your bedside, cribside or couchside.
C-stick is also a handy helper in pregnancy, to assist in the moments your body does not allow you to bend, stretch or reach and movement is highly restricted. Think, the lead up to birth when it’s difficult to see past your stomach, or when you’re experiencing pelvic or back pain.
Note: Never use C-Stick to lift items directly over a baby or small child, items that contain hot fluids or sharp objects.
