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Our brains change drastically during pregnancy, postpartum, and while breastfeeding.

Pregnancy brain..... Mom brain..... Baby brain…..

In this episode, Julia and I discuss the many changes that our brain goes through during these transitions, and challenge you to view it in a different manner. Mom brain has been referred to with disdain and frustration because of the challenges it presents. Let’s shift the narrative, and instead focus on the entire picture of "Mom brain". What it is, why we have it, and how important it can be overall. We invite you to further this conversation with us in The Postpartum Circle Facebook group. We'll see you there. 

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Newborn Mothers Podcast

For full show notes go to...https://postpartumu.com/your-brain-in-postpartum-with-julia-jones-ep42/

In this episode, we are sharing:

• Introducing Julia
• The biological brain changes that occur during these transitions
• Physical shrinkage of the brain
• Positive aspects of these changes
• Research in this area
• Changes within our brains with a multitude of children vs. one?
• Are the changes permanent?
• Living in a patriarchal world
• Empathy and Compassion
• Heightening of Senses
• Julia’s book “Newborn Mothers” (this can be found on her website shared above)
• Our brain changes & postpartum depression/anxiety
• The drastic changes in society in the last 100 years
• The opportunity to change your brain
• Intuition vs. instinct
• Biological Changes and Environmental Changes
• How to encourage some of these changes when fostering or adopting a child
• Links to find Julia Jones are listed above!
• Come join us in the Facebook group The Postpartum Circle!

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