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Send us Fan MailWhat does motherhood look like to the generation watching from the sidelines? In this special episode, host Sonya Flores sits down with her oldest niece and the "original princess" of the family, Ariana Reyes. As a 22-year-old full-time esthetician living in El Paso, Texas, Ariana shares her unique perspective as the second oldest of 16 grandchildren. She dives into the complexities of the oldest sibling dynamic, the beautiful chaos of growing up surrounded by boys until finding a sisterly bond with her cousin Viviana, and her honest observations on modern parenting, gentle parenting boundaries, and the reality of navigating adulthood under a mom's loving magnifying glass.Instagram: @ari.reanneSupport the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailThis week on Mom-Life, Sonya sits down with Mel—a mom of three, military wife, entrepreneur, aesthetician, and travel advisor—who shares what life really looks like behind the scenes of motherhood.Mel opens up about: Navigating postpartum depression Raising three kids while building two careers The challenges of military deployments and parenting solo Processing miscarriage and finding healing through therapy Why moms need to talk more about hormones, mental health, and the hard parts of motherhood Finding humor in the chaos of baseball, toddlers, and everyday mom momentsThis episode is equal parts laughter, honesty, and healing—and a reminder that even in survival mode, moms are stronger than they know.Connect with Mel on Instagram:@MRuiz0628@GlamByMel@MelVentures_1#MomLifePodcast #MotherhoodUnfiltered #PostpartumAwareness #MilitaryMom #MomLife #HealingThroughMotherhoodSupport the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailIn this powerful and informative episode of Mom-Life, Sonya sits down with Alicia —special education specialist and mom of two—to break down everything parents need to know about navigating special education.From understanding IEPs and 504 plans to recognizing early signs your child may need support, Alicia shares practical advice in a way that feels approachable, empowering, and real.They dive into:What special education actually is (and what it isn’t)The step-by-step process of getting your child evaluatedHow to confidently walk into an IEP meetingCommon myths and misunderstandings about special educationHow to build a collaborative relationship with your child’s schoolSupporting neurodiversity and teaching inclusion at homeMost importantly, this episode is a reminder that you are not alone—and that your voice as a parent matters more than you think.Whether you’re just starting to have concerns or already navigating services, this conversation will leave you feeling informed, supported, and empowered. Tune in and remember: you are your child’s greatest advocate.Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, Audrey Diaz shares her inspiring journey of motherhood, faith, and living with purpose. Her insights highlight how spiritual growth intertwines with everyday life, especially as a mother. Whether you're seeking to deepen your faith, raise spiritually grounded children, or find balance in motherhood, her story offers valuable lessons rooted in authenticity and intentionality. Key Topics:Audrey's personal journey from her 20s to now, emphasizing spiritual evolution and faithHow motherhood reshapes priorities and calls for prayer-centered parentingPractical tips for mothers on managing stress, setting boundaries, and nurturing emotional intelligenceThe significance of living intentionally through projects like The Daily Thread and embracing liturgical seasonsInsights on raising boys with integrity and fostering healthy masculinityThe importance of modesty, faith in relationships, and dressing with purposeThe role of physical fitness in spiritual and mental well-beingHow to maintain consistency amid a busy family life and the power of discipline The journey to spiritual maturity, including veiling, Catholic traditions, and faith formationBuilding a legacy rooted in faith, love, and service through motherhoodResources & Links:The Align Podcast with AudreyThe Daily Thread (launching April 21st)Bible in a Year with Father Mike Hallow App for Daily Mass ReadingsMatthew 6:33 - Seek First the KingdomConnect with Audrey:Instagram @theaudreydiazPodcast: The Align Podcast with AudreyThis episode is a profound reminder of how faith can anchor us through motherhood’s joys and struggles. Audrey’s words inspire us to live intentionally, nurture our children’s spirits, and foster a legacy of love rooted in Christ.Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailWhat does life look like after losing your partner?In this deeply honest and emotional episode of the Mom-Life Podcast, I sit down with Erin—mom of two, middle school teacher, and widow—to talk about grief in its realest form.Not the kind people expect. Not the kind that fades quickly. But the kind that reshapes every part of your life.Erin shares her journey of losing her husband to cancer, navigating motherhood through heartbreak, and learning how to survive—and eventually live again—after unimaginable loss.We talk about: ✨ What grief really feels like (and why it’s so misunderstood) ✨ Raising young children while grieving ✨ The role of faith and community in healing ✨ Therapy, mental health, and coping with overwhelming emotions ✨ The courage it takes to date again after loss ✨ Letting your heart grow without letting goThis conversation is raw, vulnerable, and filled with powerful perspective.If you’ve ever experienced loss, supported someone who has, or wondered what healing truly looks like—this episode is for you.💛 You are not alone. And there is still hope, even here.Connect with Erin on TikTok, IG, Facebook: @hopewitherinhttps://www.instagram.com/hopewitherin/https://www.tiktok.com/@hopewitherinhttps://www.facebook.com/Hopewitherin/Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailIn this heartfelt and informative episode, Sonya Flores interviews occupational therapist Rocio Hoyt, who shares her powerful journey into the field of occupational therapy—sparked by her sister’s recovery from a brain aneurysm.Rocio opens up about how that life-altering experience shaped her passion for helping others regain independence and confidence. She provides a behind-the-scenes look at what occupational therapy looks like in school settings and how play is used as a powerful tool for learning and development.This episode is packed with practical guidance for moms, including recognizing early signs that a child may benefit from OT, strengthening fine motor skills at home with everyday items, and effectively advocating for your child within the school system.Rocio also addresses common myths about occupational therapy, explains developmental milestones in a realistic and supportive way, and encourages parents to focus on progress rather than perfection.Whether you're a parent, educator, or caregiver, this episode will leave you feeling empowered, informed, and encouraged.Key Takeaways: Occupational therapy helps children do the things they need and want to do  Play is essential for learning and development  Little progress is meaningful progress  Early awareness and advocacy make a big difference  Simple routines and consistency support both children and parents 💡 Final reminder: Meet your child where they are—and don’t forget to slow down.Connect with Rocio: [email protected] the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailWe end Women's History Month with a father of six Women. Guest: Daddy (Patricio Flores Jr.)In this heartfelt episode, Patricio Flores Jr. shares a lifetime of wisdom, family memories, and cultural insights rooted in his experiences growing up as a Mexican-American father and grandfather. His stories highlight the importance of resilience, cultural pride, and the deep values passed down through generations. In this episode: Family roots and heritage in Mercedes, Texas, Mexico, and beyondThe significance of learning Spanish and Latin’s role in global sciencesEmbracing health and wellness through personal stories of aging and self-careCherished memories of raising six daughters, with lessons on patience and loveCultural experiences from traveling in Italy and overcoming language barriersPerspectives on Women's History Month and the strength of women in the familyReflection on how grief and loss shaped his outlook on life and grandchildrenThe importance of instilling values like patience, respect, and responsibility in childrenHumor and nostalgia from childhood adventures and family farm storiesTimestamps: 00:00 - Introduction and purpose of the interview 02:08 - Family history and military service of siblings 04:04 - Personal health journey and maintaining wellness 07:51 - Career journey from construction to teaching and library work 10:49 - Community involvement and promoting education in Spanish 14:34 - Bilingual upbringing and cultural pride 15:02 - Traveling abroad: Italy, Florence, and historical impressions 16:32 - Cultural exchange and the power of language in international travel 20:37 - The importance of language skills in personal and professional growth 21:49 - Challenges with the American system of weights and measures 23:27 - Perspectives on aging and the value of older generations 24:36 - Favorite memories of raising daughters 27:38 - Lessons learned from each daughter’s unique personality 30:52 - Contributions to the community through family farm work and construction 32:27 - Creating legacy through family achievements and cultural practices 33:46 - Memories from childhood and humorous family anecdotes 35:01 - Childhood experiences like snakes in school and adventurous moments 43:34 - Homesteading stories before the trend, family bonding through work 51:44 - Reflecting on the pride of children’s accomplishments 54:09 - Women's History Month and the strength of women in the family 62:36 - Navigating grief with faith, family support, and resilience 68:07 - Life lessons of patience and love 70:06 - Advice for fathers raising daughters today 83:35 - The unique strength that motherhood provides 85:46 - Favorite quotes reflecting cultural wisdomPatricio’s stories provide insight into the importance of perseverance, respect for heritage, and the legacy we leave for future generations.Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailLuke 1:45 is a Bible verse where Elizabeth praises Mary, saying, "Blessed is she who has believed that the Lord would fulfill his promises to her!" (NIV). It highlights faith in God's faithfulness, celebrating Mary's trust that God’s word would come true, marking it as a moment of great blessing.Guest NameJetzany (Jetzy) GascaSocials:Instagram and TikTok: @jetzy_rnContent TypeInterviewPrimary GoalEducationalSummaryJetzany Gasca shares her inspiring journey through breast cancer, motherhood, and faith. Discover her insights on resilience, self-care, and the importance of community support during challenging times.KeywordsBreast Cancer, Motherhood, Faith, Resilience, Self-Care, Support Systems, Cancer Journey, EmpowermentKey TopicsBreast cancer diagnosis and emotional impactThe evolving relationship with her sons during treatmentFaith, prayer, and spiritual support during illnessThe importance of self-care and mental healthLessons learned about motherhood and life after cancerTakeawaysIt's okay to feel sorrow, but strength comes from moving forward.Community and loved ones are vital support during illness.Faith and prayer can provide peace and healing.Self-care is essential, even during tough times.Motherhood evolves through different phases, each beautiful.Sound Bites"90% chance it's cancer.""Prayer helped me find peace.""I know I'm healed."Chapters00:00Introduction and Personal Background02:27Motherhood Journey and Diagnosis05:31Facing Cancer: Initial Reactions and Emotions08:19Navigating the Unknown: Fear and Uncertainty11:27Support Systems During Cancer Journey14:31Mental and Emotional Health Strategies17:35Self-Care and Grace for Moms20:30Community and Resources for Support23:34Advice for Moms with Young Children26:32Life Lessons and Perspectives Post-Cancer29:32Messages for Future Generations32:42Final Thoughts and ReflectionsSupport the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailMain Topics:The journey of a self-taught woman in a male-dominated tech industryThe impact of motherhood on career motivation and resilienceStrategies for encouraging women and girls into STEM fieldsTimestamps: 00:00 - Introduction to Jeanine's inspiring story and expertise 01:22 - Jeanine shares her background as a mom and tech professional 02:45 - The emotional significance of motherhood and meaningful memories 04:22 - How Jeanine transitioned from student to teacher in cybersecurity 05:53 - Mentorship and its role in navigating a tech career 07:29 - Challenges faced as a woman in a male-dominated industry 09:06 - The motivating force of family to persist in tech 10:36 - Self-education and formal training in technology 11:23 - The importance of diverse perspectives in problem-solving 12:02 - Women's approach to problem contemplation versus men 13:30 - Addressing barriers and stereotypes in women’s tech participation 15:52 - Jeanine’s legacy message for future women in technology 16:48 - Resources for women to learn tech skills for free 17:33 - Key lessons on resilience, persistence, and creative problem-solving 18:09 - Internet safety advice for parents and children 19:47 - Tips for moms starting to learn about technology 20:24 - Encouragement for girls feeling intimidated by STEM careers 22:03 - Why technology careers are lucrative and accessible 23:55 - Basic coding principles for beginners 24:39 - Skills young people should develop for cybersecurity success 26:08 - Passing on a love for tech to the next generation 27:15 - Advice for new moms managing exhaustion and overwhelm 29:01 - The importance of perseverance and community supportResources & Links:Learn MicrosoftCourseraUdemyGalaxy Quest - Never Give Up, Never Surrender (Quote Inspiration)Remember, this episode demonstrates that barriers are often self-imposed. With perseverance, continuous learning, and a supportive mindset, women can thrive in technology and beyond. Never give up, never surrender—your journey is possible.Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailGuest NameCaroline ReyesSummaryIn this heartfelt interview, a mother of four and grandmother shares her insights on motherhood, aging, menopause, and the importance of self-care. She discusses the lessons learned from raising boys, transitioning into grandmotherhood, and maintaining health and faith in midlife.Key TopicsMotherhood and raising boysMenopause and health managementSelf-care and mental health in midlifeGrandmotherhood and family legacyBuilding family values and communicationChapters00:00 The Journey of Motherhood02:57 Lessons from Raising Boys05:23 Transitioning to Grandmotherhood08:24 Navigating Menopause10:58 Healthy Masculinity and Parenting13:31 Building Family Values16:22 Communication in Marriage18:57 Reflections on Aging21:48 Legacy and Family Traditions24:07 Thriving in Midlife26:58 The Importance of Self-Care29:48 Final Thoughts and WisdomSupport the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailUnlock the secrets to balancing motherhood, career, and personal well-being in this eye-opening conversation with a seasoned HR professional and new mom. She reveals how her journey through two pregnancies reshaped her understanding of leave policies, mental presence, and authentic support — and how you can apply these lessons to navigate your own family planning with confidence. Discover the one crucial thing most employees forget to ask HR during maternity leave—something that can save you stress and money. We break down the ins and outs of California's maternity protections, including the surprising 17 weeks of pregnancy disability leave, the 12 weeks of bonding time, and how to maximize your insurance benefits without surprises at the end. Whether you're planning your first child or your second, this episode arms you with actionable steps to craft a leave plan that aligns with your values and supports your mental and physical health. You'll also learn: how to shift from your hectic workday to full-on mom mode seamlessly, the importance of living in the moment with your children, and why self-compassion is your secret weapon in motherhood. Our guest shares real stories of her struggles and wins — from returning too soon after her first child to finding a place of work that truly matches her values for her second. She highlights the power of proactive conversations with HR, effective strategies to advocate for your rights, and ways to embrace a flexible, supportive work environment. Why does this matter? Because too many women neglect to leverage their legal protections or underestimate how much time they can truly take—time that can be life-changing. With a clearer understanding of your rights and options, you can reduce guilt, reclaim peace of mind, and fully embrace the first moments with your baby. Whether you're a new parent, expecting, or supporting someone on their motherhood journey, this episode offers essential insights to help you plan confidently, advocate fiercely, and cherish every fleeting moment. Prepare to see your maternity leave as a platform for growth, connection, and freedom—because motherhood and career do not have to be at odds. Perfect for working parents, HR professionals, or anyone navigating the complex path of family planning. Gain clarity, feel empowered, and listen to your intuition — your best future self will thank you.https://edd.ca.gov/en/disability/paid-family-leave/Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailSummaryThis interview explores the importance of self-care for mothers, emphasizing mental health and well-being as foundational for supporting others effectively.Keywordsself-care, mental health, motherhood, well-being, support strategiesKey TopicsThe importance of self-care for mental healthImpact of mental health on parenting effectivenessStrategies for busy mothers to prioritize self-careTakeawaysSelf-care is essential for mothers to be effective in their roles.Mental health directly influences a mother's ability to support her family.Prioritizing self-care benefits both the mother and her children.Self Help-Instagram/ Facebook Make-up tipsErica Taylor- Ericataylor2347 Saving TipsCourtney.dealsHome and kids tipsDailyoriginalvidsAll around consumer infoRossenReportsSacred Symbol.com- relationships, Marriage familyhttps://www.sonyastattmann.com/personal-growth-for-women/https://www.womenshealthmag.com/fitness/a25230342/30-day-fitness-workout-challenge/Laura Reyes Instagram: @laura92675Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailSummaryIn this episode of MomLife, the conversation explores the multifaceted challenges of motherhood, the importance of advocacy for victims of crime, and the pressing issue of human trafficking. The speaker shares personal experiences and insights on maintaining empathy while working in difficult environments, recognizing red flags in potential trafficking situations, and the significance of support among mothers. The discussion emphasizes the need for self-care, the use of technology in modern trafficking, and the importance of community resources for those in need.TakeawaysEvery day is just crazy in motherhood.I want to help people who are not able to help themselves.It's very difficult for them, and what they're going through.You see something, say something.Traffickers are using social media.You can only do so much and be happy with yourself.Mom supporting moms, it's very important.You can do it, and if you need help, reach out.It's okay if you don't get to a load of laundry.Every single victim is different.titlesThe Chaos of MotherhoodEmpathy in AdvocacySound Bites"Every day is just crazy.""Every single victim is different.""You see something, say something."🚫 Top 10 Worst Apps & Sites for Kids Under 16TikTok – Huge exposure to inappropriate/sexual content and addictive recommendation algorithm; age verification is weak. Snapchat – Disappearing messages and location sharing can encourage risky behavior and make monitoring hard. Omegle – Anonymous text and video chat with strangers — predators have used it to contact minors. Kik Messenger – No strong age checks or moderation; known for explicit content and contact from strangers. Yubo – Swipe-style social network (like teen “dating” blend) with a history of grooming and exploitation concerns. Discord – Unfiltered chats and private servers make it easy for kids to encounter adult content or predators. Hoop – Swipe to match/meet feature aimed at teens; can lead to sharing personal info or moving to other apps. Live.me / Similar live streaming platforms – Public live broadcasts can attract inappropriate requests, harassment, and grooming. MeetMe – Location-based social discovery with risk of offline meeting strangers; often unrestricted contact. Deceptive “vault/secret” apps (e.g., Calculator-style photo vaults) – Hide pictures/videos and make tracking activity difficult. 🧠 Other Notable RisksAI Companion/Chatbot Apps like Replika, Character.AI, and Nomi are flagged by safety advocates for psychological risks and exposure to harmful content when used by minors as emotional “friends.” Roblox — online safety authorities have raised alarms about exploitation and inappropriate user-generated content within games and chats. Anonymous or unmoderated social platforms (e.g., YikYak) allow kids to post or view hateful, explicit, or bullying content without accountability. Minecraft“X”RedditTumblrInstagramWhatsappSteamZepetoLineWhisperSmart Hide CalculatorRednote📌 Why These Are Risky for KidsPredation & grooming: Apps with anonymous chats or weak age checks can allow adults to contact minors easily. Inappropriate content: Auto-recommended videos or unfiltered feeds often include seSupport the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailIn this heartfelt episode, Mrs. Pope shares her inspiring story of navigating infertility, multiple miscarriages, unexpected health challenges, and ultimately welcoming her two miracle children. Her journey highlights resilience, faith, and the importance of medical transparency.Key TopicsThe realities of infertility and the emotional rollercoasterUnderstanding IVF and IUI: processes and success ratesPersonal health emergencies during childbirth: what is a retained placenta?The mental health toll of fertility treatmentsFinancial considerations and insurance coverage for IVFThe importance of honest communication with healthcare providersSupporting women and couples through reproductive challengesPowerful quotes on hope and life's unpredictable chaptersPractical resources: books, holistic remedies, and social media connectionsTips for balancing motherhood and maintaining emotional well-beingResources & LinksHope is Being Able to See Light in Darkness - Desmond TutuGod Writes the Most Beautiful Stories - QuoteRecommendations from an acupuncturist:Eat foods from the Warming Foods section of the Fertility Enhancing Foods document (not a huge deal if you're taking a lot of progesterone, but it's always good to keep your body warm post-transfer).Wear socks or house slippers around the house (don't let your feet get cold)Make a "Nourishing List" - this is a list of 5-10 things that you find nourishing. These can be really simple such as taking a walk, drinking a glass of water, doing mindful breathing or meditation, etc. Anytime you feel stressed, worried, angry, sad, hopeless, etc. (there's a lot of emotions that can surface during the waiting period!) set a timer for 1 minute. During that minute you get to sit there, feel your feelings, and acknowledge them. When the timer goes off you get up and do something from your nourishing list. This process acknowledges how you're feeling, but it also helps you move forward with something positive.Practice mindful breathing during the next week. Try the pattern of inhaling for 4 counts, hold that breath for 4 counts, exhale for 4 counts, and hold the exhale with empty lungs for 4 counts. This pattern helps reset the nervous system and immediately lowers stress levels.Acupuncture helps reduce stress and we recommend 1 treatment between your FET and your blood work (more than one is fine if you really need help reducing stress). Coming in anytime next week would be appropriate for this timeline. After your blood work we'll come up with a new plan and go from there!Drinking warm lemon water in the morning can help support your liver to process all those medications your taking! (It won't speed up or slow down the process, just help support your liver.) I’ve attached a copy of that recipe.Reproductive Acupuncturist:Acupuncture 2 times per week through the first trimester.Eat a whole food based breakfast and eat regular meals to keep your blood sugar stable.Focus on eating organic fresh fruits and veggies, whole grains, free range eggs, and grass-fed meats.  Avoid processed foods and those high in sugar.Avoid the Dirty Dozen foods highest in pesticide residue.Water intake should ideally be ½ your weight in ounces.Try to get 8-9 hoursSupport the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailIn this deeply personal episode, we hold space for the stories that are often too heavy to carry alone. We begin with a dedication to the Keller family, who faced the unimaginable loss of their 12-year-old son to Leukemia just 30 days after his diagnosis on New Year’s Day.Reflecting on the "echoes of grief," our host journeys back to 2005—recalling the pivotal phone call from Drake University that led to a final goodbye to her mother. This legacy of loss set the stage for her own silent battle with cervical cancer while navigating the depths of postpartum depression.In this episode, we discuss:The Weight of 30 Days: Honoring the memory of a life gone too soon and the "next-level" pain of losing a child.Echoes of 2005: The trauma of losing a parent at age 20 and how it weaves into the fabric of who we become.A Private Battle: Why some choose silence over sharing during a health crisis, and the reality of navigating a cancer diagnosis while nursing a 16-month-old.The Power of Proactivity: How early detection, Western medicine, and holistic healing paths converged to find a way forward.The takeaway is simple but vital: Tomorrow is never promised. We hope this episode serves as a gentle reminder to give the extra hug and say "I love you" today.Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailWhat does it actually take to raise a family and a community at the same time? Today, Belinda Ojeda shares her powerful insights into the world of motherhood. From the emotional highs and lows to the practical community tools every parent should have in their back pocket, Belinda provides a roadmap for navigating the beautiful chaos of family life."Community isn't just where you live; it's the support system you build."Tune in to discover:Belinda’s top insights on mindful parenting.Hidden-gem community resources you might be missing.Do you qualify for WIC? https://www.phfewic.org/en/how-wic-works/who-qualifies/Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailIn this episode, I share all three of my birth stories.  Check the show notes for resources. Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz

Send us Fan MailWelcome to Mom-Life. I will cover topics from Family Planning to Menopause. This first episode shares why I decided to start this Show.Support the showInstagram: @mom.lifepodcast https://postpartum.net/The Business of Being Bornhttps://share.google/rsp6hPWBJTQoP7BIz