Ep. # 10 Postpartum in the 1960's
Episode 9 of the Wild and Wise Motherhood podcast, hosted by Breana White, titled "Ep. # 10 Postpartum in the 1960's" was published on December 21, 2018 and runs 66 minutes.
December 21, 2018 ·66m · Wild and Wise Motherhood
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Episode Description
Joyce Greene, shares what was different about being a mother in the 1960's. Being told not to breast feed, not to gain more then 20 lbs and not having anyone to share her feelings with.
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