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MOM BURNOUT - a New Diagnosis


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mom burnout, postpartum recovery, pelvic floor, nutrition, mental health, exercise, nervous system, asking for help, motherhood, healing


summary

In this episode, Savannah Mensinger discusses the often-overlooked topic of mom burnout, particularly in the context of postpartum recovery. She emphasizes the physical and emotional challenges that new mothers face, including the impact of childbirth on the body, the importance of proper nutrition, and the need for mindful movement. Savannah also highlights the significance of regulating the nervous system and the power of asking for help during this challenging time. She introduces her free mini-course, Beyond the Bump, designed to support mothers in their postpartum journey.

takeaways

  • Mom burnout is a significant issue that needs recognition.
  • Postpartum recovery involves more than just physical healing.
  • Nutrition plays a crucial role in postpartum recovery.
  • Mindful movement is essential for rebuilding strength.
  • The nervous system must be regulated for effective healing.
  • Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness.
  • Mothers should not feel pressured to bounce back quickly.
  • Chronic sleep deprivation can severely impact recovery.
  • Support systems are vital for new mothers.
  • Healing should be rooted in compassion and understanding.

titles

  • Navigating the Challenges of Mom Burnout
  • The Journey of Postpartum Recovery

Sound Bites

  • "You do not need boot camps."
  • "Asking for help is not a weakness."
  • "Motherhood is not a race."

Chapters

00:00
Understanding Mom Burnout

02:58
The Physical and Emotional Toll of Postpartum

05:38
Biological Factors Behind Burnout

07:53
Nutritional Challenges in Postpartum Recovery

09:39
Understanding Postpartum Challenges

13:56
Practical Steps for Postpartum Recovery

18:19
The Importance of Asking for Help

20:41
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Cool Story, DocBy Savannah Mensinger