I chat with Newborn Mothers graduate, Sami Stewart, from The Hold. Together we discuss the lessons Sami learned in her first year of business as a preconception, pregnancy, loss & postpartum doula. At the core of this conversation, we explore how boundaries and pricing are key to building a stable and secure doula business.


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Newborn Mothers founding director and lead educator, Julia Jones, gets behind the microphone as the guest of her own podcast! This episode is guest-hosted by Dusk Liney, the business manager at Newborn Mothers, inviting  Julia to reflect on 2023 and the year of leading Newborn Mothers. In this episode, Julia shares the behind-the-scenes of creating the postpartum education and care professional training, starting a new mastermind and transitioning from a sole trader to a company. At the core of this conversation, we explore overcoming resistance, leading with grace, and building a business where you can care for others AND yourself.


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I chat with Lizzie Williamson, founder of Two Minute Moves. Together we discuss Lizzie’s story of finding her way through postpartum depression with movement, the mindset shift to all-or-something, and taking that first step. At the core of this conversation, we explore how to bring movement as a tool for well-being into motherhood in small ways.


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I chat with Newborn Mothers graduate and Mastermind participant Amy Marshall, the Dietician Doula. Together we discuss Amy’s beautiful story of finding her laugh again through creating a supported postpartum and life. We explore how Amy uses the tools of nourishment and support to help mums take care of their families in the way they want to.


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I chat with motherhood studies sociologist and educator Sophie Brock. Together we discuss ideas like the social construction of motherhood and the perfect caregiver myth, as well as Sophie's own story of navigating motherhood and business. At the core of this conversation, we explore how the world impacts our experience of who we are within motherhood and the nuances of creating our own path.


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I chat with Newborn Mothers educator Katie Cortés from Katie’s Babies, who teaches the module on sleep in our Postpartum Education and Care Professional training. Together we discuss the cultural expectations around infant sleep and how they are in tension with baby development. At the core of this conversation, we explore how sleep invites us to begin holding space for our child’s emotions, exploring ways to meet them whilst also respecting ourselves. Learn more about postpartum care. Visit newbornmothers.com

I chat with Newborn Mothers educator Amanda Stinton from Our Fourth Trimester, who teaches the module on mental health in our Postpartum Education and Care Professional training. Together we discuss how we can take a strengths-based approach to support postpartum mothers and caregivers facing challenges. At the core of this conversation, we explore how to shift from a deficit-based approach to one that is respectful of people’s stories, honours their strengths and focuses on long-term solutions that build their capacity and trust in themselves.

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I chat with best-selling author, speaker, journalist and matrescence activist, Amy Taylor-Kabbaz from Mama Rising. Together we discuss the challenges that mothers face in returning to work and the systems change required to support their well-being. At the core of this conversation, we explore why the well-being of mothers is influenced by their workplace’s attitude to working mothers.

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I chat with Newborn Mothers graduate Katie Parker. Together we discuss taking the leap from an established career as a hospital social worker to starting a business in postpartum work. From the struggle to get those first few clients to being overwhelmed with too many clients and putting some boundaries in place. At the core of this conversation, we explore the different seasons of working as a postpartum professional and how to care for yourself within each of them.

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I chat with Newborn Mothers graduate Naomi Chrisoulakis from Cocoon. Together we discuss the evolution of her postpartum business, moving from postpartum service delivery to postpartum education. At the core of this conversation, we explore how working as a postpartum professional can change over time to suit your season of life and your passions.

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