The Postpartum Podcast
Summary: In this biweekly podcast, Kellie Edson, childbirth educator-in-training chats with both birth professionals and regular moms about all aspects of the transition to parenthood. Whether this is your first child or your tenth, I hope that you gain new knowledge, insights or just plain old comfort from this twice per month show. This podcast was born out of the belief that with each child born, a mother is born (or reborn) and that transition in all of its messy, beautiful chaos deserves to be honored, supported, and celebrated.
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Podcasts:
Episode 66: "Nice Doesn't Mean Competent" - Choosing Your Care Providers Wisely With Brooke Lonergan
Episode 65: "Temper Your Expectations and Voice Your Needs" with Jolie Ankrom of Brim Papery
Episode 64: Midwifery Care, Sleep & The Little Things with Chelsea Fredlund of Placerville Midwifery
Episode 63: "It's All Just a Season" with Jessica Turner of The Mom Creative & The Fringe Hours
Episode 62: "Don't put timeframes on your OWN Postpartum healing" with Kimberly Johnson of Magamama
Episode 61: Birth Worker Mini: Massage, Doulas, Lactation & More with Kaelyn Burleigh Crenshaw
Episode 60: "Shout, Don't Hush" on the losses we don't talk enough about with Ashlee Wells, creator of The 4th Trimester Bodies Project
Episode 59: Mini-Episode: New things on the Podcast in 2017 and a Note about Diversity
Episode 58: Vaginal Breech Birth, Traditional Chinese Medicine and Doing the Best We Can with Lisa Chin of The Fourth Trimester Summit
Episode 57: "Healing Your Perspective of Your Body Through Motherhood" with Judy Tsuei
Episode 56: "No one is making choices AT you" & The Importance of Self Care with Amy & Dawn Moy
Episode 55: "There Should Be Gold Stars in Parenting" with Karen Johnson
Episode 54: "We aren't a one-woman show - Asking for help in the little years." with Rachel Rambach
Episode 53: “Learning to Receive Support” – Postpartum Psychosis with Lisa Abramson
Episode 52: “Just Because it’s hard, doesn’t mean you are doing it wrong”: Working Motherhood with Kelsey Wharton and Sarah Bagley
