Feeling like a different person after having a baby can reflect a real shift in identity, relationships, and support needs. Andrea Ford, PhD, explains why.
First-time Parents , Mental Health
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Postpartum Identity: Why You’re Not Supposed to Bounce Back with Andrea Ford, PhD
Becoming a mother can change your relationship with independence, equality, work, family, and your own identity. Andrea Ford explains postpartum identity through an anthropological lens.
Communication
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Early Family Communication Starts Before Your Baby Can Talk
Early family communication starts before words. Learn simple ways to support baby communication through routines, repetition, tone and play
Communication
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Your Baby’s Brain Works Differently Than Yours – How Early Communication Supports Future Success
Dinalynn Rosenbush shares baby brain communication tips to support early connection, routines, listening, and future success
Mental Health
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Resilient Parenting Helps You Handle the Early Months After Baby
Dr Kate Lund shares resilient parenting tools to support you, your baby and the early months after birth
Mental Health , Relationship
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The Mental Load of Parenting: Share Responsibilities Without Resentment
Fourth Trimester Podcast Episode […]
Communication , First-time Parents , Mental Health
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Perfect Parenting and Other Myths to Replace With Self-Trust
Fourth Trimester Podcast Episode […]
First-time Parents , Mental Health
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Why Control and Certainty Stop Working After You Become a Parent
Why Control and Certainty Stop […]
Body , Nutrition , Recovery
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How Metabolism Changes After 35 and What It Means for Postpartum Recovery
How Metabolism Changes After 35 […]