EPISODE · Oct 24, 2022 · 1H 3M
Danielle Merlino: Parental Burnout and Reimagining Postpartum
from MotherLoad Podcast · host Lindsay Roselle
My first son was born via c-section, and afterward, I could barely walk or sit up.People had to hand me my 10-pound baby because I couldn’t lift anything 10 pounds or heavier. And yet, when people began texting to send me food, I felt weird about it – like if I accepted this food, I’d owe them something in return.I think a lot of women in this millennial generation were raised to believe women can do anything, but sometimes, that translates to, we should be doing EVERYTHING. Today’s guest, Danielle Merlino, is the founder of a very cool organization called Wellpartum, which is a virtual resource center and community with expert information on post-baby brains and bodies.In our conversation, Danielle and I talk about her journey to creating Wellpartum, parental burnout, maternal mental health, and reimagining what community looks like to mothers today. Resources & LinksCheck out Wellpartum, which is $19 a month for all the videos and guides, and follow them on Instagram. Did this episode resonate with you? Share your takeaways with Lindsay directly at [email protected]. Learn more about Lindsay’s coaching and consulting services at https://www.lindsayroselle.com or follow along on Instagram at @lindsayroselle and @motherload.pod.
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My first son was born via c-section, and afterward, I could barely walk or sit up. People had to hand me my 10-pound baby because I couldn’t lift anything 10 pounds or heavier. And yet, when people began texting to send me food, I felt weird about it – like if I accepted this food, I’d owe them something in return. I think a lot of women in this millennial generation were raised to believe women can do anything, but sometimes, that translates to, we should be doing EVERYTHING. Today’s g...
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