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Finding that delicate balance between allowing your partner space to problem-solving independently in their parenting and when you should step in to help.

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157. BTS: When do I allow my partner space to problem-solve with our child and when is it time to step in?

Father trying to calm down his new born child

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151. BTS: My 4-year-old can’t keep his hands to himself, could that be a sensory issue?

Toddler with his arm around his sleeping baby brother

Is a 4-year-old’s constant touching of their baby brother rooted in sensory challenges or a delayed jealousy response? We’re providing expert insights and practical tips for understanding and navigating this developmental phase.

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95. Are we ever really done being postpartum? Redefining what it means to be postpartum with Mama Psychologists’ Dr. Chelsea Bodie

Tackling what it means to be a modern mama

Every postpartum is different! So whether this is your first time being pregnant or you have done this before, surrounding yourself with the proper support during this period of transition is key.

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77. Staying flexible, present and self-compassionate in early parenthood: Practical mindfulness tools for postpartum mental health with Dr. Kira Bartlett

Staying flexible, present and self-compassionate in early parenthood

While it’s wonderful that there is much more talk about postpartum depression, postpartum anxiety, and other perineal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs) than ever before, the flip side of that coin is that sometimes when new parents experience a PMAD after the birth of their child they feel ashamed for not seeing it coming.

Whether or not you have a PMAD, bringing home a new baby is a challenge. You’re exhausted, emotional, and often overwhelmed. This episode will teach you mindfulness strategies you can use to help you stay grounded and present during the postpartum period and throughout your child’s entire lifespan.

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