Mum Life Untangled

I am joined by Jessica from Coast Life Families. 

In this episode Emma chats with Jessica about How finding the right health professional can help support and enhance your motherhood journey. 

What are some common challenges that new mothers face. 

What are the most common problems families come to Jessica and her team: 

• Breast Feeding  
• Sleeping 
• Milestones 

COAST LIFE FAMILIES IS RUN BY TWO HIGHLY SKILLED, EXPERIENCED AND SPECIALISED CLINICIANS.

Jane is a seasoned neonatal nurse practitioner with nearly three decades of experience working closely with newborns and their families. Her expertise allows her to deliver specialised care that aligns with the standards of a paediatrician.

Jessica is a passionate lactation consultant and child health nurse dedicated to assessing and supporting the optimal growth and development of babies and children.

With twenty years of experience in nursing and a certification as an International Board Certified Lactation Consultant, Jessica empowers parents through education and guidance.

Together Jane and Jess serve as co-directors of Coast Life Families offering services and education designed to meet the unique needs of families and health professionals alike.

The mission of Coast Life Families is to provide unparalleled care for your precious little one.

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https://coastlifefamilies.com.au/antenatalnewbornpackage/

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In this episode Emma chats with Philippa Scott who is a Perinatal therapist specialising in Birth Trauma. 

Emma and Philippa chat about: 

• What is Birth Trauma 
• How do we know if we are struggling with PND or Birth Trauma 
• Obstetric Violence and what it is 
• What advice would you give to someone who suspects a loved one or someone you know is struggling with Birth Trauma. 

Philippa has had almost 20 years of experience supporting birthing families. Her journey in birth work began after my first birth experience didn't go as planned. Determined to help other families have a positive experience, Philippa became a Doula, Child Birth Educator and Perinatal therapist and have since helped many families during the birthing process.

As a birth trauma specialist, she have provided 1 on 1 support to parents and have run support groups for women who have experienced birth trauma.

Her work is a personal passion that is driven by my four daughters. She believe in advocating and supporting women and families around the time of birth and have a passion for teaching women how to create a community as mothers, supporting each other.

Philippa’s desire is to make the birthing and parenting process a positive and transformative experience. Her dedication to this work has been felt by many families throughout my career.

Website Downloads: 

https://www.fantasticfuture.com.au/a-personal-letter-to-you-10-things-to-know-if-youve-been-a-victim-of-obstetric-violence

https://www.fantasticfuture.com.au/5-ways-to-reduce-stress-and-anxiety-with-a-new-baby

https://www.fantasticfuture.com.au/how-do-i-know-if-i-have-birth-trauma-instead-of-postnatal-depression 

 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fantasticfuturesbirth_beyond/

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In this episode Emma chats with Cassie Daniel lifestyle Coach who helps busy mums live their best life and find the balance when returning to work. 

Emma and Cassie chat about: 

•  The main problems when returning to work 
•  How imposter Syndrome and confidence can get in the way 
•  Overwhelm takes over and how to manage 
•  Why women feel they have no purpose

Four and a half years ago Cassie became a mum…and when she returned to work she realised that as a working mum, her mindset about herself, her ability and expectations were so different than before. 

She questioned her ability, doubted her skills and knowledge, and held unrealistic and hurtful expectations of herself at home (and at work in some ways too).  She was burning out and it was affecting her work, her relationships and her parenting.

She had a job that she loved,  help from family and an awesome husband who supported her, but she couldn’t stop thinking that she wasn’t good enough; as a mum, at work, and at keeping home. 

She realised she wasn’t alone, as most of the mums she spoke to at work and in her personal life were experiencing the same feelings and were racked constantly with guilt that they weren’t good enough or doing enough.

Cassie wanted to help other mums out their return to work and find the balance and happiness as a working mum.

https://cassiedaniel.com.au/about/
Facebook Group for working mums 👉🏼 The Woman Within
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In this episode Emma chats with Donna Moala from Bub 2 Sleep who is a sleep consultant based in WA. 

Emma and Donna chat about: 

• The real overwhelm of new mums  
• It’s ok to ask for help 
• Pram sleeping good or bad?
• What to do with sleep regressions?
• Toddlers are just like teenagers in so many ways
• Cry it out - Yes or No?

At Bub2sleep, Donna understands the importance of restful sleep for your baby and the whole family. With a gentle and nurturing approach, we provide parents with quality sleep guidance and much needed relief through a personalised 1:1 support program for newborns to children up to the age of seven. 

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https://bub2sleep.com.au/about

https://www.instagram.com/bub2sleep/ 

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In this episode Emma chats with Sara Stone who is a Sex and Relationship Councilor. Untangling Sex and Relationships. 

Emma and Sara chat about: 

• Loss of Sexual desire Labido 
• Adjusting to being a Mum 
• Managing stress 
• How to make time for yourself especially when your sleep deprived 
• How to love your Postpartum Body 

Sara has dedicated her life’s work to co-creating a new paradigm of authentic relationships, free from conditioning and generational trauma.

Sara is a renowned sex and relationship coach, educator, and somatic therapist, Sara’s mission is to support parents and couples to discover a new, more conscious, and deeply connected way of being in intimate partnership. 

Sara’s coaching programs and events will support you to understand and transform the cycles of disconnection you are experiencing in your relationship and life and empower you with tools to invite in the depth of intimacy you truly desire.

Facebook Links: 

https://www.facebook.com/sarastonecoaching

https://www.sarastone.org 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.sara.stone

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In this episode Emma chats to Arnaum from Parenting Solutions Untangling the Challenges Of Becoming a Parent. 

We discuss 3 key problems that Arnaum experiences within her business when working with parents:  

• Frustration and lack of self esteem in their parenting and relationships 
• Looking for answers to deal with their children's difficult behaviours. 
• Looking for answers and tools to deal with their relationships and being on the same page as their partner.

For over 35 years Arnaum has  been a Parenting Coach and NLP Practitioner, assisting and encouraging parents in developing their own unique parenting skills, and how to develop Conscious Parenting skills. 

In this time, Arnaum has lived in several states and communities and shares her skills as an Early Childhood Worker, Breastfeeding Counsellor, Pre and Post Natal Parenting Educator and Counsellor, and Neuro Linguistic Programming practitioner focusing on child development, communication, parenting and life.

Arnaum is a very experienced Key Note speaker and has had the joy of presenting over 350 talks and group discussions in Kindies, Child Care Centres and schools relating to Parenting, Relationships and Communication. 

FREE DOWNLOAD ‘’United Parenting’’ E-book link.

https://mailchi.mp/686509d8fe88/unitedparenting

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https://www.facebook.com/arnaum.walkley 

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In this episode Emma chats to Chris from Juiced Up Groms on why creating healthy habits so early on is so important for children. 

Their mission is:

Healthy Happy Thriving Kids!

Cam and Chris are Juiced Up Groms founders

Two excitable lads from the Sunshine Coast, who are super passionate about the health and wellbeing of our youngest generation. They are on a mission to inspire and empower kids to live a JUICED UP life!

To book in a call to see if Juiced Up is for your family,, book via the link:
https://calendly.com/jugcamchris/ndis-program-overview-chat

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In this episode Emma chats to friend & Personal Training client about the importance of seeking help especially when it comes to health. 

Meredith is a passionate Social Worker turned Short Term Rental Entrepreneur. Following the birth of her son, then a diagnosis of breast cancer, Meredith re-evaluated her priorities and found a business that aligned with these. Based in sunny Australia she has grown a boutique STR business that keeps her challenged, energised and busy. 

By sharing Meri's story we hope that this will prompt you or someone close to you to get a check up.



Stats from the Breast Cancer Network Australia:

Breast cancer is the most common cancer affecting Australian women.

Australia has one of the best breast cancer survival rates in the world. The incidence rate of women and men being diagnosed with breast cancer in Australia is increasing; however the mortality rate from breast cancer is decreasing.

In 2022, it is predicted that 20,428 women and 212 men will be diagnosed with breast cancer. This means that approximately 20,640 people will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year - on average, 57 people every day.

A snapshot of breast cancer in Australia in 2022:

• The risk of being diagnosed with breast cancer over a lifetime is 1 in 7 for women and 1 in 555 for men.
• It is estimated that breast cancer will account for approximately 28 per cent of all new cancers in Australian women.
• The chance of surviving at least five years (five year relative survival) has increased from 77.3 per cent in 1989-1993 to 91.8 per cent in 2014-2018.
• It is estimated that at the end of 2017, there were 242,083 women who were alive and had been diagnosed with breast cancer between 1982 and 2017.
• Approximately 80 per cent of new cases of breast cancer are in women aged 50 or above.
• It is estimated that 3178 women and 36 men will die from breast cancer.

https://www.bcna.org.au/understanding-breast-cancer/

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In this episode Emma chats to parenting expert and owner of Hurstfield Consulting.
Laura runs an online business supporting parents through various parenting programs. 

Laura  has over 20 years experience as a Social Worker, Parenting Practitioner and Compliance Officer for Children’s services and NDIS organisations.

Emma invited Laura onto the podcast to talk about tips on parenting to help other mums out there. 

Laura talks bout why there is no such thing as a perfect parent. If you can be calm and consistent, provide affection and descriptive praise 30% of the day then that is a win. 

Laura prefers not to work with parents who state they want to be perfect parents, it's impossible. 
Laura prefers to see parents get small wins along the way to bigger changes in the family home, build mums up to be confident, relaxed and enjoy parenting a bit more and maybe that enables them to have more time for themselves, which means a great role model for our little people.

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In this podcast Carla and I chat about how relationships can change once we become parents, intimate relationships, friendships, relationships with family members!

We chat about: 

• How do relationships typically change once we become parents
• Common challenges couples face during this transition
•  Communication techniques that can help couples stay connected
• Expectations that couples may have about how their relationship will change once they become parents
• How these can these be addressed
• What are some practical tips for establishing a fair division of jobs and supporting each other
• How couples can maintain a sense of emotional and physical intimacy amidst the demands of parenting
• Red flags or warning signs that indicate a relationship may be struggling after becoming parents. 
• How important is self-care for parents and their relationship
• Why date night is over rated 
• How  friendships and other relationships can change
• Why building a network of like-minded individuals is important  
• How  individuals can strike a balance between their identity as parents and their identity outside of parenthood 

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