Afraid Of The Birth? Anxious About Being A Parent? Here To Guide Us Is Leah Chalofsky

Afraid Of The Birth? Anxious About Being A Parent? Here To Guide Us Is Leah Chalofsky

Author: Sarah Roselinda Trott September 24, 2018 Duration: 56:41
I had a ton of anxiety about THE BIRTH. And then a fair amount of feelings about being a parent - would I be good enough? I appreciated talking with Leah Chalofsky about the New Parents Circle and Cesarean Birth Support Group, anxiety (as it relates to pregnancy and parenting), domestic violence, and teen pregnancy/parenting. The recorded conversation (Episode 66 of Fourth Trimester Podcast) includes all these topics: Hormones and their influence Emotions prior to birth Anxiety, Depression and "feeling bad about feeling bad" First two years of child's life - transitions physical and mental Benefiting from being around other parents Ruling out physical issues - how physical and emotional are intertwined LISTEN AND TELL YOUR FRIENDS - I’m a Mom doing this for other Moms :) https://fourthtrimesterpodcast.com/

Sarah Trott, a new mother herself, navigates the profound and often overlooked transition into parenthood alongside her postpartum doula and co-host, Esther Gallagher. Their conversations form the heart of Fourth Trimester: The First Months and Beyond. This isn't just a parenting podcast; it's a dedicated space exploring the physical, emotional, and logistical realities of the postpartum period, that critical window after birth where both baby and parents are learning and healing. Esther brings decades of experience as a perinatal educator and care provider, offering grounded wisdom, while Sarah asks the questions from her fresh, personal perspective as a mom to a vibrant baby girl. Together, they delve into topics from newborn care and maternal recovery to mental health and redefining identity, all with a focus on practical support and non-judgmental guidance. Listening feels like being welcomed into an honest, supportive conversation between a trusted mentor and a friend who's in the thick of it. You'll hear their genuine rapport and the tangible benefit of this partnership, as they aim to fill the common gap in care and preparation for life with a new baby. This podcast serves as an audio companion for mothers, fathers, and all caregivers seeking to nurture themselves as they nurture their newborn, moving through the fourth trimester and beyond with more confidence and compassion.
Author: Language: English Episodes: 100

Fourth Trimester: The First Months and Beyond | Parenting | Newborn Baby | Postpartum | Doula
Podcast Episodes
Why You Need A Contract For Your Doula - Emily Flynn [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 48:19
Emily Flynn is a birth and postpartum doula and health consultant in the Bay Area. She specializes in connecting folks in various places in their gynecological health cycles with compassionate and evidence-based care pro…
Hyperemesis And Being Awake At 3AM [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 51:31
Suzannah Neufeld, MFT, yoga therapist has dropped by my house to have tea and discuss her new book Awake At 3AM and tell us about how she applies insights both from psychotherapy and yoga/mindfulness practice to help par…
Learn The Y-Buzz & Find Your Voice As A New Parent With Melissa Hurt [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 40:28
Melissa Hurt is our guest this episode and she offers us an easy and rather fun and funny technique for "finding our voice" as new parents. This little exercise, known as the Y-Buzz will warm up your vocal chords and ope…
How To Avoid Anemia (Before & After Pregnancy) [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 29:25
How to avoid anemia (and recover from anemia) using nutrition. Anemia is common during and after pregnancy. Esther talks about how to stave it off, and how to use nutrition and what you eat to help recover from mild to s…
How To Handle Visitors During The First Six Weeks With A New Baby [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 35:04
Esther and Sarah return to the subject of visitors. A discussion of why visitors in the first two to six weeks aren't always the right thing for new parents from a physical, emotional-social and spiritual perspective, as…
Postpartum OCD Is A Thing - Megan Ellow Tells Her True Story [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 40:34
Wait, what is Postpartum OCD? Yep. It's Obsessive Compulsive Disorder that develops or is magnified as part of the postpartum experience. Women who don't have OCD can develop it as part of their childbirth experience. Wo…

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