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Version 4.91.0 · 2026-10-13
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The store currently lists version 4.91.0, updated 2026-10-13.








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Every Mother is a research-based, on-demand personalized exercise plan tailored to address your unique core and pelvic floor needs at any life stage, whether you need help with one or multiple symptoms. We exist to educate women on their core and the pelvic floor – a set of invisible muscles at the center of everything we do. Making this care accessible to every woman at any fitness level as she navigates the changes in her body is what we work towards every day. Our exercises are clinically proven to resolve diastasis recti and your daily curated custom exercise plan is created in collaboration with pelvic floor physical therapists. An Every Mother personalized exercise plan can be accessed anytime, anywhere, and the 10 to 15-minute express exercise regimens seamlessly fit busy lifestyles.
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