 The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on routine postnatal care, PNC. Healthcare providers have been forced to make adjustments to their practices in order to protect themselves and their patients from the virus. These adjustments include tightening visiting restrictions, delaying breastfeeding initiation, and reducing the amount of time spent with patients. Additionally, many women are being discharged earlier than normal, which can be detrimental to both mother and baby's health. Despite the challenges posed by the pandemic, it is important to remember that PNC is essential for the health of both mother and child. It is vital that women receive adequate support and care throughout their pregnancy and postpartum period. This article was authored by Aline Simone, Thista Day, Amani Kikula, and others, but