Postpartum recovery isn’t just physical. It’s emotional, mental, and deeply personal. In this episode, I sit down with Jessica Brousseau to talk about the stark contrast between two very different postpartum experiences: one marked by trauma, isolation, and silent struggle, and another supported by comprehensive care, openness, and healing. We discuss the weight of postpartum mental health screenings, the pressure many mothers feel to “be fine,” and the critical role providers play in recognizing and supporting maternal mental health. This conversation is about resilience, accepting help, and learning to embrace the new version of yourself that motherhood brings.

In this deeply personal episode, I’m sharing the full story of how I built and sustained a resilient milk supply through one of the hardest years of my life. This wasn’t about pumping around the clock, panicking, or fighting my body. It was about understanding the foundations of lactation, creating a personalized care plan to support my health, and working with my body instead of against it. If you’ve ever feared your period, illness, thyroid issues, or stress would tank your supply, this episode will give you a new lens. Because protecting milk supply isn’t about doing more—it’s about supporting your physiology in the right way. And yes—I made it to one year breastfeeding without needing formula or relying on pumping to maintain supply.

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Vaginal infections like UTIs, yeast infections, and BV are incredibly common, yet rarely talked about openly. In this episode, I sit down with Rachel (Ray) Latham to break down what actually causes vaginal imbalances, why pregnancy and postpartum can increase risk, and how gut health, hormones, water exposure, and sex all play a role. You’ll learn how to tell the difference between common vaginal infections, what prevention really looks like, and evidence-based tools to support vaginal health naturally and proactively.

The postpartum period isn’t just about the mother—it’s a critical window where partner support can make or break recovery. In this episode, I’m joined by Eric Stein to talk about the essential role men play after birth, why so many partners want to help but don’t know how, and how others underestimate their responsibility altogether. We unpack how intentional nourishment, rest, and a strong support system can radically change the postpartum experience. This conversation is a must-listen for any family wanting a calmer, more supported fourth trimester.

This week, I’m joined by Lily Nichols to break down what gestational diabetes really means and why so many mamas feel overwhelmed by the diagnosis. We talk through the difference between true pregnancy-triggered blood sugar changes and underlying insulin resistance, and why individualized nutrition matters more than generic restrictive advice. Lily also shares simple food strategies, lifestyle tools, and the role of CGMs to help you understand your patterns and feel more confident supporting stable blood sugar during pregnancy. Click HERE to access the show notes for this episode and learn more about Lily, where you can find her free resouces and how you can work with her (whether you're a mama or professional). 

This week, we’re kicking off the first step in the Order of Healing: mindset—but not the fake-happy, toxic positivity kind. We’re digging into the neuroscience behind the placebo effect, growth mindset, and how your thoughts can influence everything from pain perception to breastfeeding outcomes. I’ll walk you through real-life examples for TTC, pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and weight loss so you can see how this plays out in your everyday motherhood. If you want lasting healing, this is the step you can’t skip.

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This week, I’m joined by Luna Aziz, founder of Legendairy Milk, to talk about her journey from struggling with low supply to creating some of the most trusted lactation supplements on the market. We break down why galactagogues work differently for every mama, how to know if a supplement is actually helping, and why the basics of breastfeeding always come first. Luna also shares the behind-the-scenes story of building an all-woman company, expanding into women’s health products, and the boundary that keeps her well-nourished.

Melanoma survivor Leah Koskinen joins me to break down what every family needs to know about sun safety. We talk about the real risks behind sunburns and tanning, how to spot concerning moles early, and why year-round protection matters more than most people realize. Leah also shares practical, mom-friendly strategies for choosing sunscreen, using UPF clothing, and getting enough vitamin D without damaging your skin. Click HERE to access the show notes for this episode. 

Many parents have a wake-up call about food once their baby starts solids — but picky eating and busy schedules can quickly pull us back toward packaged convenience foods. In this episode, I’m joined by Julia Putzeys to talk about why ultra-processed foods are so hard to avoid, how they impact kids’ health and behavior, and what’s really hiding on ingredient labels. We also dive into how simple tools like the Trash Panda app can help families prioritize real, whole foods without stress or perfectionism. Click HERE to access today's shownotes.

Healing isn’t random — your body follows a very specific order. In this episode, I’m introducing the Order of Healing, a framework I learned months ago that completely changed how I look at symptoms, root causes, and true recovery in pregnancy and postpartum. We’ll break down what the order of healing is, why the body heals in this sequence, and how understanding it helps you stop chasing symptoms and start supporting real, lasting healing. This episode also kicks off a new podcast series, where we’ll walk through each of the seven steps in depth.