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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2025 · 17 MIN

First-Time Mom Survival Kit: What You REALLY Need!

from Baby Steps Podcast · host M Design Village

Nikki opens up about her first pregnancy during the pandemic, the emotional rollercoaster of becoming a mom, and the best advice she received that helped her navigate the early days of parenthood. From dealing with uncertainty to embracing your intuition, this episode is packed with practical wisdom and heartfelt stories. 💡 What You’ll Learn: ✔️ Nikki’s personal journey to motherhood ✔️ The must-have baby items (and what you can skip!) ✔️ How to manage parenting stress and expectations ✔️ Why listening to your gut is key to making the right decisions Whether you're expecting your first baby or already in the thick of parenthood, this episode is for you!🎧 Listen now and subscribe for more real parenting conversations! #FirstTimeMom #NewMomTips #BabyStepsPodcast #Motherhood #ParentingJourney #PregnancyTips

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Becoming a first-time mom is an exciting yet overwhelming journey! In this episode of Baby Steps, host Medea sits down with Nikki Kitain, Head of Brand at Nurture& and mother of two, to share real, honest insights about preparing for motherhood.

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