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Asking for a Pregnant Friend
Bailey Gaddis
93 episodes
9 months ago
Are you fascinated by all the pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood stuff few people talk about because they’re too embarrassed? If so, welcome to the motherload of all things taboo, wild and super interesting. The Asking for a Pregnant Friend podcast is based on the book of the same name and dives into all the pregnancy, birth and mothering topics that make many people blush, or scratch their heads. My hope is that every time you listen you’re relieved to find information about one of the questions you didn’t think other women had, feel more connected to the worldwide community of soon-to-be mothers and new moms, and find peace as you become informed about the aspects of your journey most shy away from. This is like the modern day Dear Abbey for pregnant women and new moms who want to get straight, yet loving, answers to the pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood questions they’re too afraid to ask. Many of the episodes are intentionally short so you can listen to the full shebang on the way to a prenatal appointment, or coming home from dropping the kids off at school. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Are you fascinated by all the pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood stuff few people talk about because they’re too embarrassed? If so, welcome to the motherload of all things taboo, wild and super interesting. The Asking for a Pregnant Friend podcast is based on the book of the same name and dives into all the pregnancy, birth and mothering topics that make many people blush, or scratch their heads. My hope is that every time you listen you’re relieved to find information about one of the questions you didn’t think other women had, feel more connected to the worldwide community of soon-to-be mothers and new moms, and find peace as you become informed about the aspects of your journey most shy away from. This is like the modern day Dear Abbey for pregnant women and new moms who want to get straight, yet loving, answers to the pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood questions they’re too afraid to ask. Many of the episodes are intentionally short so you can listen to the full shebang on the way to a prenatal appointment, or coming home from dropping the kids off at school. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Parenting
Kids & Family,
Society & Culture
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Understanding Perinatal Depression: Signs, Symptoms, and Seeking Help
Asking for a Pregnant Friend
5 minutes 33 seconds
1 year ago
Understanding Perinatal Depression: Signs, Symptoms, and Seeking Help
Are you someone who is fascinated by all the pregnancy, childbirth, and motherhood stuff few people talk about because they're too embarrassed? If so, welcome to the motherload of all things taboo, or at least really wild and interesting. The Asking for a Pregnant Friend podcast is based off the book of the same name and dives into all of the pregnancy, birth, and mothering topics that make many people blush or scratch their heads. I do all the boring research so you don't have to and bring you interviews with the leading experts in the topics I cover. I also share all the things about myself, Bailey Gaddis. I'm all about TMI. You'll also hear stories from brave women who gave permission to have their stories shared. So come along, my friend, on a journey into the beautiful underbelly of making, growing, and raising babies. Pretty much all of us have heard about postpartum depression, but something that many women aren't as familiar with is perinatal depression. This episode sheds light on this condition, which develops during pregnancy due to hormonal shifts, life changes, and genetic factors. Learn about the subtle symptoms that can be easily mistaken for typical pregnancy experiences, and understand when it is crucial to seek professional help. We discuss the importance of talking to your care provider if you feel persistently sad, overwhelmed, or if these feelings impact your quality of life. If your doctor suspects perinatal depression, they may refer you to a mental health specialist and potentially recommend safe medications. Remember, support and relief are available, and you don't have to suffer in silence. Tune in to gain insights and practical advice on navigating perinatal depression. Are you newly pregnant and overwhelmed by the prospect of navigating this journey? Are you hoping to find calm, empowerment, and transformation but don't know how to make that happen? Enter the book Feng Shui Mommy, Creating Balance and Harmony for Blissful Pregnancy, Childbirth, and Motherhood. This holistic companion offers in-depth guidance through all four trimesters, providing specific suggestions for mind, body, and spirit nourishment. Welcome delight and curiosity into your journey while embracing each phase with purpose and calm. Get your copy from Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Target, and other major retailers.
Asking for a Pregnant Friend
Are you fascinated by all the pregnancy, childbirth and motherhood stuff few people talk about because they’re too embarrassed? If so, welcome to the motherload of all things taboo, wild and super interesting. The Asking for a Pregnant Friend podcast is based on the book of the same name and dives into all the pregnancy, birth and mothering topics that make many people blush, or scratch their heads. My hope is that every time you listen you’re relieved to find information about one of the questions you didn’t think other women had, feel more connected to the worldwide community of soon-to-be mothers and new moms, and find peace as you become informed about the aspects of your journey most shy away from. This is like the modern day Dear Abbey for pregnant women and new moms who want to get straight, yet loving, answers to the pregnancy, childbirth and early motherhood questions they’re too afraid to ask. Many of the episodes are intentionally short so you can listen to the full shebang on the way to a prenatal appointment, or coming home from dropping the kids off at school. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.