86. From TTC to Postpartum Support: Paige Corso’s Advice for Moms Feeling Defeated

Send us Fan MailStruggling to stay positive while trying to conceive, through the challenges of pregnancy, or recovering postpartum? You’re not alone. In today’s heartfelt conversation, Chelsea Barbine sits down with fellow mama Paige Corso to unpack the raw realities of motherhood—from the struggles of getting pregnant to the emotional and physical challenges of postpartum.This episode dives into:TTC Challenges and Mental Health: Paige shares how she coped with the anxiety and heartbreak of trying to conceive and the unexpected mental toll it took.Pregnancy Realities They Don’t Talk About: From feelings of isolation to physical discomfort, Paige reflects on the parts of pregnancy no one prepares you for.Labor and Delivery Surprises: From not knowing labor started to her experience with back labor, epidurals, and an unexpected early delivery, Paige shares her unfiltered experience, including the emotional highs and lows of childbirth.Postpartum Mental Health and Support: Struggling with postpartum depression or anxiety? Paige and Chelsea talk about why self-advocacy is crucial, how to navigate societal pressures, and why moms should trust their instincts over external advice.How to Avoid the Comparison Trap: Social media can make motherhood feel like a highlight reel. Paige offers practical tips to let go of comparisons and embrace your unique motherhood journey.This episode is packed with relatable stories, actionable advice, and honest reflections, reminding moms that it’s okay to feel defeated—and how to find support through it all.Whether you’re TTC, navigating pregnancy, or adjusting to life postpartum, the conversation will leave you feeling seen, supported, and empowered to prioritize yourself on this journey. Disclaimer: The information and stories shared during this episode is intended to offer general guidance and support. However, every individual's health and circumstances are unique. Before making any significant changes, or if you have concerns about your health, it's essential to consult with your healthcare practitioner.Next Steps:FREE DOWNLOAD - 5 Ways to Feel More Like Yourself At Work Postpartum: https://postpartumbetter.com/atworkFREE MASTERCLASS - Return to Work Better After Birth: https://postpartumbetter.com/returnsignupConnect with me on IG: @postpartumbetter