The Part Of Having A Baby Nobody Prepares You For...

🎙️ What happens after you leave the hospital… and the fear actually starts?In this episode of The Device Girls, we sit down with Alex Greene — founder of Milk & Honey Concierge Nursing — a postpartum nurse who saw a gap in care no one was talking about.New parents go home exhausted, overwhelmed, and often alone. The support suddenly stops, but the responsibility doesn’t. Alex shares how her own experience with postpartum depression and psychosis changed her life, why nights are the hardest for new moms, and how hands-on help can completely change a family’s trajectory.This conversation pulls back the curtain on postpartum mental health, the pressure modern parents face, and why asking for help isn’t weakness — it’s protection for both mom and baby.Raw. Honest. Necessary.🎧 Episode highlights:• Why the hardest part of birth happens after discharge• The reality of postpartum depression & psychosis• Why sleep deprivation fuels mental health struggles• How dads experience postpartum too• Mom guilt, identity loss, and relationship strain• What real support for new parents should look like• The mission behind Milk & Honey Concierge Nursing👩‍⚕️ Guest:Alex GreeneFounder, Milk & Honey Concierge Nursing🎤 Hosts:Sarah Kruse — @sarahekruseHaley Gibson — @haleyygibssonfit📲 Follow The Device Girls:Instagram: @thedevicegirlsTikTok: @thedevicegirls👍 If this episode encouraged you, share it with a new parent who needs to hear they’re not alone.💬 Question: What kind of support do you think new parents actually need most?#Postpartum #NewMom #MentalHealth #NurseLife #Motherhood #Parenting #TheDeviceGirls #HealthcareStories