Episode 77 When Baby Feeding (And Parenting) is Not Linear with Deb of Yoga Birth Babies Podcast

Have you ever had the experience of thinking everything was going well in the postpartum period, and then suddenly, it wasn’t? Did you think the postpartum period would be a straight line to better breastfeeding, better sleep, understanding parenting more and discover that it’s definitely more of a wiggly line? My guest Deb Flashenberg, owner of The Prenatal Yoga Center and host of the Yoga Birth Babies Podcast shares her postpartum experiences after having been a doula and prenatal yoga instructor for 10 years before it was her turn. Imagine the pressure!

In this episode she discusses:

  • Finding the right support

  • Calling in professional help

  • Pumping at work even when you don’t like it

  • Not getting the latch right three weeks into breastfeeding

  • Pelvic floor therapy

  • Pumping during Jury Duty

  • Finding friends during New Mom Support Groups

  • The Importance of getting out of the house

Find classes at The Prenatal Yoga Center here!

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