As part of our parenting in the age of climate change series, I chat with environmental engineer Laura Trotta. I asked her about the highest impact things families can do in our homes to reduce carbon emissions and how we can change the system and make it easier for individuals to make better choices in the first place.

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Mike and I discuss the rites of passage for fathers and how men’s brains change when they participate in parenting. We explore negative fatherhood and motherhood stereotypes and how to help families overcome them.

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Emmeline's personal experience of motherhood led to her wanting to become a postpartum doula. During her pregnancy, she obsessively researched postpartum care and as a result, she had a blissful time during the first few weeks after her baby was born, with her sister caring for her. She wants to mobilise villages and create more clear frameworks for communities to support each other.

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I chat with postpartum doula, chef and Newborn Mothers graduate, Rachael Hollinger. Together we discuss overcoming the fear of working as a postpartum professional and the gift of vulnerability. At the core of this conversation is the significance of this work and the impact it has on women, communities and generations.

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Jaime and I talk about social justice in the age of climate change, and how this pandemic has created new opportunities for social change and learning how to care for one another.

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Debra and I discuss her new book launching this week, true stories of mothers sexuality and the PLEASURES acronym she has created to take women on their own journey of sexuality after childbirth.


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Even if you've been told you can't sing, or you think that you aren't talented, or you never learned an instrument... this podcast will invite you to reconnect with rhythm and melody as a way of expressing yourself, calming your nervous system and having fun! Learn what singing does to your brain and how to get the benefits of singing in your daily life as a mother.


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Nisha specialises in birth and sexual trauma resolution via a mind-body approach which focuses on capacity and safety at the level of the autonomic nervous system. The approach promotes a felt sense of calm and confidence during pregnancy and increases the birthing person’s threshold to stress and trauma in birth. Post-natally, Nisha combines this subtle but powerful somatic approach with early birth debriefing to reduce the potential for lasting trauma responses.


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