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Real conversations about life after birth: The Motherhood Clinic podcast brings postnatal care into the open - blending expert insight with lived experience.
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Postpartum Recovery: Preparing for the Things No One Talks About | Hilary Metcalfe (opens the original)
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Postpartum Recovery: Preparing for the Part No One Talks About | Hilary MetcalfeMost parents prepare carefully for birth, but far fewer prepare for the weeks and months that follow.In this episode, Hilary Metcalfe, co-founder of The Sabi, shares how her first postpartum experience changed the way she approached her second. We discuss recovery, sleep, hormones, practical support, the loss of the village, and why self-care after birth is essential maintenance, not a luxury.Hilary also explains how
Feeding your Baby - The Fourth Trimester & Going Back to Work (opens the original)
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In this second conversation with Andrea Ippolito, founder of SimpliFed, we pick up where feeding gets less acute and more logistical: the fourth trimester, and the return to work. Andrea talks about the confidence that only arrived by her third baby, why she rehearses the first day back at work weeks in advance rather than the night before, what she wishes she had known about bottles and pumps before she needed them, and the line she keeps coming back to - there are things you can control, and a
Feeding your baby: what to expect in pregnancy and the first two weeks (opens the original)
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Breastfeeding gets framed like something you should just instinctively know how to do. The reality? Most new parents are underprepared, overwhelmed, and left trying to decode latching, pain, milk supply, pumping, bottles, and whether they’re "doing it right" in the middle of total postpartum chaos.Andrea Ippolito, founder and CEO of SimpliFed, shares the hard-earned lessons she learned across three very different feeding journeys - and the clinical, practical support that can change everything w
Breaking the Cycle of Generational Trauma (Don't be an Athena, Episode 3 of 3) (opens the original)
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Breaking generational trauma is messy, painful, and possible. Kayla Branstetter shares the real stories behind Don't Be an Athena and the turning points that helped women stop passing wounds forward - from teen pregnancy and poverty to grief, infertility, and the pressure to live by someone else’s script.This conversation goes beyond inspiration and gets practical about what it actually takes to change a family pattern. Kayla and Patrick unpack how shame becomes a cycle, why resilience is rarely
Don't Be An Athena (2/3): The Societal Impact of Judgement and Stereotypes (opens the original)
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In this episode, we explore societal influences on individual and community judgment, healthcare disparities, and the importance of awareness and empowerment in overcoming systemic challenges. Guest Kayla Branstetter shares insights from her work and personal journey, emphasising the need for cultural understanding and systemic change.
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