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“On the intro to each episode it says, “this a podcast is about the struggles & joys of parenthood”.
I would suggest it’s heavy on the struggle part. I wonder if you could do an episode about your favourite parts of having a new baby or what was easy to adjust to instead of only what was hard or challenging. As a mother of many children I would love to hear that side of motherhood too.
Also, I really love this podcast and recommend it to most of my pregnant friends but don’t feel comfortable sharing it with people who have experienced infertility. There are some episodes that I feel every pregnant person should hear but am hesitant to recommend the podcast in its entirety to friends who are pregnant but have had challenges with getting pregnant or staying pregnant. Episode 36 is one that I would specifically ask anyone who’s experienced infertility to avoid. (“Clinking of champagne glasses when your tubes were removed” just seems insensitive).
I noticed in previous episodes you guys were very careful to say cesarean birth and hope that you could be a little more sensitive to people with a history of infertility.”
only food K via Apple Podcasts ·
Canada ·
10/18/18
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“I’ve been binge listening to this podcast since stumbling across a recommendation. Each different episode is so incredibly helpful and has helped me feel so much more informed and confident as I’m walking through my second pregnancy (I wish I’d found it in my first pregnancy) I love that they...”Read full review »
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Great Britain ·
01/31/20
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“I’ve always been a big fan of Jessie and her work. This podcast is great! As a mumma who is restarting a pre/post natal fitness business, I’ve gotten so much valuable information from listening to the episodes.”
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Australia ·
10/25/19
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“This helpful conversational podcast is a wealth of information about pre and pay natal health and fitness all delivered in a way that emphasizes empowerment.”
AndraHibbs via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/21/18
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