Becoming Mama™: A Pregnancy and Birth Podcast by Motherly

Let’s check in and see what’s going on with your baby! And, Diana shares tips on getting enough sleep as your pregnancy progresses, your belly gets bigger, and sleep is harder to come by.

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Many women have their big anatomy scan, a long ultrasound that looks at all the parts of the baby around this week. Sometimes, ultrasound reveal a concern. This episode is focused on supporting you should that become a part of your story.

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Doulas can be an incredibly powerful member of your team. In this episode Diana talks about what doulas are, how they can help, how to choose one, and how doulas can be instrumental in improving disparities in maternal health. 

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Pregnancy is amazing—but sometimes it can be very hard. In this episode, Diana offers support and love to women experiencing difficult pregnancies (for any reason).

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It’s time to start talking about birth! Diana gives an overview of what happens during the first, second, third and fourth stages of labor, and what you might experience during each of them.

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In this episode, we’ll check in with your baby’s development, and talk about the importance of having fun—both during pregnancy and in motherhood.

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In today’s episode, we are going to talk about preterm labor—the signs and symptoms, and what to do if you are worried that you might be going into labor early. Plus, Diana shares some support for warrior NICU mamas.

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It’s important to pay attention to your baby’s movement—in this episode Diana shares one way to keep track. Plus, she invites you to marvel at this important pregnancy milestone—the third trimester. 

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The placenta is a wildly cool organ, with very important functions during pregnancy—and some very interesting potential uses after.

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Let’s talk about relationships. You are approaching the end of the second trimester, which means that things are getting very real. If you have a partner, let’s think about what your relationship is all going to be like when the baby is here.

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