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Demystifying Baby Nutrition with Gen
In this episode you’ll learn:
02:35 Gen’s backstory and her journey to helping women prioritize themselves
07:10 Her inspiration behind creating her program
13:48 The human baby’s brain development
14:01 Factors that can affect our baby’s nervous system
18:07 The wisdom of innocence
19:34 The purpose and benefits of her program
21:00 Signs that your baby is not ready to start solid food
21:24 How to introduce solid food to your baby
23:53 Gen’s biggest lesson in motherhood
Key Quotes
18:16 Sometimes, the best way to improve our kid’s well-being is to simply go back to basics. Getting our hands dirty with the kids while playing in the garden, even for just 10-15 minutes, can do wonders for their physical and mental health. It's not just about food or exercise, it's about embracing simplicity and rediscovering the joy in life's simple pleasures. - Gen
21:24 I believe in empowering our baby to explore new experiences, including the introduction of solid foods. When you see signs that your little one is ready and eager to try, encourage and support them. It's important to remember that every baby is unique and may be ready at different times. However, I also advocate for following recommended guidelines and waiting until at least 6 months to begin introducing solids, ensuring that your baby's development is supported and safe. - Gen
23:53 There’s no such thing as perfectionism in motherhood or in life. - Gen
25:01 By investing time into my own growth and well-being, I not only become a better, stronger person for myself but also for my children. - Gen
25:38 Motherhood can be messy, but taking time for myself has brought a sense of fulfillment and progress to my journey. - Gen
26:00 To any mom feeling shame, take a moment to reflect on where you may be striving for perfection and setting unrealistic expectations for yourself and your children. Remember that being a good mom doesn't mean being perfect, it means doing your best with love and compassion. - Leashia Arrowsmith
Connect with Gen
Gen is a busy mom of 2 children and 2 toddlers. She’s a Holistic Exercise Coach for mums and she helps women from conception, pregnancy, postpartum and beyond with exercise and nutrition. Her mission is to help women prioritise themselves so they can be the absolute best to raise our future generations.
Insta handle: https://www.instagram.com/genergise/?hl=en
If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic episode updates.
We are always happy to hear from our listeners and appreciate questions for our monthly Q&A episodes.
Download my ebook here: (link)
To submit a question, visit our website or send an email to us at [email protected]
Weekly Podcast Emails www.ethical-wellness.com/podcast-weekly-emails
Let’s connect!
Website: https://www.ethical-wellness.com/
Instagram: @leashiaarrowsmith https://www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leashia.deighton
Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/healinmotherhoodpodcast
Demystifying Baby Nutrition with Gen
In this episode you’ll learn:
02:35 Gen’s backstory and her journey to helping women prioritize themselves
07:10 Her inspiration behind creating her program
13:48 The human baby’s brain development
14:01 Factors that can affect our baby’s nervous system
18:07 The wisdom of innocence
19:34 The purpose and benefits of her program
21:00 Signs that your baby is not ready to start solid food
21:24 How to introduce solid food to your baby
23:53 Gen’s biggest lesson in motherhood
Key Quotes
18:16 Sometimes, the best way to improve our kid’s well-being is to simply go back to basics. Getting our hands dirty with the kids while playing in the garden, even for just 10-15 minutes, can do wonders for their physical and mental health. It's not just about food or exercise, it's about embracing simplicity and rediscovering the joy in life's simple pleasures. - Gen
21:24 I believe in empowering our baby to explore new experiences, including the introduction of solid foods. When you see signs that your little one is ready and eager to try, encourage and support them. It's important to remember that every baby is unique and may be ready at different times. However, I also advocate for following recommended guidelines and waiting until at least 6 months to begin introducing solids, ensuring that your baby's development is supported and safe. - Gen
23:53 There’s no such thing as perfectionism in motherhood or in life. - Gen
25:01 By investing time into my own growth and well-being, I not only become a better, stronger person for myself but also for my children. - Gen
25:38 Motherhood can be messy, but taking time for myself has brought a sense of fulfillment and progress to my journey. - Gen
26:00 To any mom feeling shame, take a moment to reflect on where you may be striving for perfection and setting unrealistic expectations for yourself and your children. Remember that being a good mom doesn't mean being perfect, it means doing your best with love and compassion. - Leashia Arrowsmith
Connect with Gen
Gen is a busy mom of 2 children and 2 toddlers. She’s a Holistic Exercise Coach for mums and she helps women from conception, pregnancy, postpartum and beyond with exercise and nutrition. Her mission is to help women prioritise themselves so they can be the absolute best to raise our future generations.
Insta handle: https://www.instagram.com/genergise/?hl=en
If you enjoyed this episode, please share it with your friends and don't forget to subscribe to the show to get automatic episode updates.
We are always happy to hear from our listeners and appreciate questions for our monthly Q&A episodes.
Download my ebook here: (link)
To submit a question, visit our website or send an email to us at [email protected]
Weekly Podcast Emails www.ethical-wellness.com/podcast-weekly-emails
Let’s connect!
Website: https://www.ethical-wellness.com/
Instagram: @leashiaarrowsmith https://www.instagram.com/leashiaarrowsmith/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/leashia.deighton
Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/healinmotherhoodpodcast