Postpartum Prep Podcast

Postpartum Prep Podcast

Pregnancy is just the beginning - but who’s helping you prepare for life after birth? The Postpartum Prep Podcast guides expecting and new moms into motherhood with confidence and support. Hosted by postpartum doula Ceridwen | https://motherbabywellbeing.com The podcast offers evidence-based insight and compassionate conversations on the journey from birth, through the fourth trimester, and beyond. Topics include: postpartum recovery, breastfeeding, newborn sleep, maternal mental health, identity shifts, and building your support system - so life after birth feels smoother, more nourishing
Postpartum Support: How to Build a Support Network After Baby
Postpartum Prep PodcastFebruary 06, 202600:12:25

Postpartum Support: How to Build a Support Network After Baby

Learn how to build a postpartum support network and create your own postpartum village. Practical, evidence-based insights into how a first-time mom (or any new parent) can access meaningful support d...

Do Strict Baby Sleep Routines Work | What Research Really Says
Postpartum Prep PodcastFebruary 05, 202600:36:39

Do Strict Baby Sleep Routines Work | What Research Really Says

Are strict baby sleep routines actually helpful? Or are they just increasing stress, feeding challenges, and self-doubt for new parents? Professor Amy Brown explores what the research actually says ab...

How to Mentally Prepare for Postpartum | Identity, Sleep, and Mental Health
Postpartum Prep PodcastJanuary 27, 202600:18:55

How to Mentally Prepare for Postpartum | Identity, Sleep, and Mental Health

Explore what expecting mothers really need to know about postpartum mental health - including identity changes, sleep deprivation, and postpartum depression - through a compassionate, non-pathologizin...

Why Babies Want to Sleep Close | Understanding Baby Sleep and Bed Sharing
Postpartum Prep PodcastJanuary 26, 202601:03:11

Why Babies Want to Sleep Close | Understanding Baby Sleep and Bed Sharing

Why do so many babies struggle to sleep alone — even when parents plan not to bedshare? And why does closeness feel so instinctive for both mothers and babies? Gabrielle Ferrara, nurture neuroscience ...