Mom Friends
Laura Gimbert & Remi IshizukaTwo long-time friends; Laura, a pregnancy and postpartum doula and mom of two, and Remi, a first-time mom-to-be, get together to discuss the journey from preconception, through pregnancy, postpartum and beyond. Raw conversations with educative content as well as relatable struggles and challenges on how this life-changing event impacts all areas of live!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 33 | Founded | 8 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Self-ImprovementEducationHealth & Fitness | |||
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In this episode we go through some of the techniques Laura has been teaching Remi to get her mindset ready for labor, and Remi explains some of the things she has been doing lately to practice for it ahead. more
We get Nate back on the pod to now answer some pregnancy questions including: more
In this episode Remi shares the gender of the baby and the story behind selecting that embryo for this second transfer. Was the other embryo the same gender? Was it different? She finally opens up about all the journey details! more
In this special Baby Registry episode, part 2, we go through all of the baby items, and rank them on an essential scale, taking into account mamas lifestyles and different needs. We also go through whats worth the splurge and whats not worth the inve... more
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I love Remi and think it’s wonderful she’s sharing her story. The concept of following her fertility journey into pregnancy and then to motherhood is so interesting. I do feel like I’m learning a lot about the process and ways to prepare leading up to trying to get pregnant. more
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United States2 months ago - Content is just ok.. not valuable
I love Remi but she could just talk all about it on stories.. On Episode 25, Remi mentioned how stagnant and selfish she would feel for not having kids made me feel sad. Now that she is pregnant she forgot how those insensitive words hurt someones feelings.
Apple Podcasts1ludbeeUnited States2 months ago - Episode 4
I’ve been listening to all of these in order back to back. Loved it all and remi is so much relatable that I thought but episode 4 is a just an entire sales pitch for Laura being a doula. It was so annoying and felt completely edited and scripted .. so weird. Would rather remi just have her own podcast
Apple Podcasts1nicoleclaire88United States3 months ago - Useless
Waste of time, tries to monetize every aspect of her life so why not monetize her unborn child too lol
Apple Podcasts1SaltshUnited States4 months ago - Vulnerable and open conversations
This podcast has quickly become my favorite. Remi and Laura have a wonderful and open dynamic and each offers such a different perspective. My journey is more parallel to Remi’s and I’ve found such solace and support in her openness. I also appreciate the guidance from a doula’s POV. Thanks for helping me feel less alone in this wild fertility journey! Sending baby dust
Apple Podcasts5kseawitchUnited States6 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #97 |  Indonesia/Health & Fitness |
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