Nobody has ever said that becoming a parent is easy because it isn't. In this episode, we gave some unedited, juicy details about becoming pregnant, going through pregnancy to learning how to be parents. Make sure to rate our podcast and leave a review if you can, it really helps us out!
The speaker reflects on how time feels like it's accelerating and shares the realization that they will soon reach four years of marriage.
The speaker discusses her experiences with depression and her desire for accidental pregnancy due to the transformative power of love.
The hosts reflect on the societal pressures of being "ready" before starting a family, and share their own experiences of feeling unprepared yet jumping into parenthood nonetheless.
Two individuals recall their experience of being in anticipation of parenthood and when the realization of becoming a parent hit them.
A couple discusses the myth of increasing intimacy after having children and expresses their desire for emotional connection instead of solely physical intimacy.
The speaker shares her experience in feeling resentment towards her husband during her third trimester of pregnancy, which is a common feeling not often discussed.
Staying active during pregnancy can increase blood flow and circulation to the placenta, regulate nausea, and provide strength for delivery.
The speaker describes her childbirth experience, where nurses were pushing on her stomach to help the baby come out and the doctor was yelling at her to push harder. She then asks her friend what it was like to witness the event.
The speaker recommends going to a hospital for childbirth because of the unknowns that can happen and suggests elective C-sections as a way to avoid the uncertainty and risk. The speaker acknowledges the intensity of the birth experience, regardless of the method of delivery.
A new father reminisces on the touching moment of seeing his partner hold their son for the first time and the encouragement from family during the first few days of parenting.
The speaker reflects on feeling underwhelmed when they reach significant milestones in their life.
The early stages of parenting a newborn baby involves keeping the baby alive through feeding, changing, and comforting them. Building a relationship through activities and communication comes later.
In this podcast episode, the speaker reflects on coming to terms with her post-baby body and learning not to be so critical of herself. She discusses the pressure women face to "bounce back" after having a child and how it's important to accept and love your body at every stage.
The speaker believes that having a family is important and that not having one would be depressing. He also mentions that he has never had strong career ambitions.
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