Morning radio show co-host, Falen Bonsett, shares about her positive birth experience, dealing with hemorrhoids, overcoming irrational fears, feeling mom guilt about her husband stepping in as the primary nighttime caretaker due to her career’s demands, and success with sleep training.

Katie shares about her two unmedicated hospital births, being a naturally minded mom, dealing with extreme colic with both of her babies, overcoming feeding & digestion challenges, the toll these issues took on her family, and how she learned to allow other people to care for her children.

Arielle from Expect to Sleep Again Sleep Consulting shares her story of a difficult pregnancy, traumatic birth experience, postpartum hemorrhage, going through a divorce, and how hiring a sleep consultant changed her life.

Sarah shares her experiences with an unmedicated hospital birth, difficulty with bonding with her baby, following a sleep routine, and learning to put her challenging childhood behind her by having a daughter of her own.

Brooke from @thesouthernishmama shares about her 3 different birth experiences, recovery from a third degree tear, coping with postpartum insomnia, and how motherhood helped her find her voice. This episode is brought to you by Sam Rogers at Northwestern Mutual - visit samrogers.nm.com

Allison shares her experiences with co-sleeping, moving to Italy with her infant daughter for her husband’s basketball career, and finding a sleep training method that worked for her family that didn’t involve crying it out.

On today’s special episode we learn what a night nurse is, who should have one, when they are most beneficial, and how they help to support families postpartum from Liz Price, a NICU RN, Certified Sleep Consultant, and Certified Lactation Counselor.

Mary Jane shares her experiences with jaundice with her first baby, overcoming significant feeding challenges with her second, and undergoing a serious & invasive surgery while 28 weeks pregnant with her third. This episode is brought to you by Northwestern Mutual. Visit samrogers.nm.com to learn more.

It’s hard to believe that my baby is 1 year old! I hate to sound cliche but the saying “the days are long and the years are short” does a great job of explaining how I’m feeling. On today’s episode, I share my experiences with miscarriage, breastfeeding & pumping challenges, learning how to bond with my baby, leaving my career, and overcoming nap struggles. It’s amazing to reflect on how far we’ve come and I can’t imagine our lives without our sweet little Winnie. This episode is brought to you by Northwestern Mutual - visit samrogers.nm.com to learn more.

Casey shares about her emergency c-section and the emotional toll it took on her, how speaking with a counselor helped her cope with postpartum anger, and ways she handles sleep developmental milestones with her two children.