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What I'd tell my younger sister
What I'd tell my younger sister
22 episodes
2 days ago
We’re not experts. We’re not coaches. We’re sisters—a first-time and second-time mom—sharing all the things we wish someone had told us before we had babies. Lived and learned experiences, passed from sister, to sister, to sister. This podcast came from the nonstop conversations and 3 am text sessions we were already having, thinking “is it just me, or...?”. Turns out it’s all of us. Whether you’re pregnant, taking care of a little one, or looking to support someone who is, we hope this podcast helps you feel less alone and more supported in this universal—yet sometimes isolating–experience.
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We’re not experts. We’re not coaches. We’re sisters—a first-time and second-time mom—sharing all the things we wish someone had told us before we had babies. Lived and learned experiences, passed from sister, to sister, to sister. This podcast came from the nonstop conversations and 3 am text sessions we were already having, thinking “is it just me, or...?”. Turns out it’s all of us. Whether you’re pregnant, taking care of a little one, or looking to support someone who is, we hope this podcast helps you feel less alone and more supported in this universal—yet sometimes isolating–experience.
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Parenting
Kids & Family
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A mother’s metamorphosis: body changes from pregnancy to postpartum and beyond
What I'd tell my younger sister
56 minutes 44 seconds
1 year ago
A mother’s metamorphosis: body changes from pregnancy to postpartum and beyond

Some of the body changes we go through in pregnancy and postpartum are obvious and anticipated—your growing belly, your swollen ankles, your cute new outie belly button. And many, especially the less exciting ones, aren’t—boobs that blow up, deflate, and droop, hemorrhoids that hang on for dear life, and re-landscaped undercarriages… not to mention your relationship with them. 

Tune in to hear us talk through our journeys (so far!) of our changing bodies from preconception to the permanent postpartum, and all the feelings that grow along with us.

In this episode, we talk about:

  • The human body: a miracle!

  • Lack of privacy from preconception to postpartum (including announcing to your family “I’m having unprotected sex!”)

  • *Tender* early pregnancy changes

  • Early pregnancy symptoms or period symptoms—which is which?!

  • First trimester feelings and *feelings*

  • Just don’t comment on pregnant peoples (or anyone’s) bodies?

  • The glorification of youthfulness and thinness, especially in pregnancy and postpartum

  • The infamous 6-week postpartum visit

  • Hemorrhoids and other fun “butt stuff” 

  • Things might not be the same/postpartum lasts forever

  • Identifying with your ever changing body

  • The revolving closet and love/hate relationships with post-baby/nursing clothes

  • Thanking your body

  • Modelling healthy self-talk around kids

In this episode, we reference:

  • Breastfeeding and bone density (After further research, we learned that there are currently mixed findings on this topic! While there are decreases in bone density during pregnancy and breastfeeding, some studies suggest the changes are temporary and have no long term impact. Always ask your healthcare provider if you have questions.)

  • Conception timing and planning

  • WHO recommendations for birth spacing

  • Osteoporosis and osteopenia

  • Tushy bidets

What I'd tell my younger sister
We’re not experts. We’re not coaches. We’re sisters—a first-time and second-time mom—sharing all the things we wish someone had told us before we had babies. Lived and learned experiences, passed from sister, to sister, to sister. This podcast came from the nonstop conversations and 3 am text sessions we were already having, thinking “is it just me, or...?”. Turns out it’s all of us. Whether you’re pregnant, taking care of a little one, or looking to support someone who is, we hope this podcast helps you feel less alone and more supported in this universal—yet sometimes isolating–experience.