
Stop just surviving motherhood. Start feeling good again.
I’m Brooke Miller, Registered Dietitian, Lactation Counselor, and mom of three. Inside the Nutrition for Mamas Podcast, we talk all things nutrition, health and mom-life balance. We'll cover postpartum and breastfeeding to quick meals, cravings, and energy struggles.
Each week, you’ll get simple, realistic tips that fit your busy life and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessNutrition | |||

You don’t necessarily need more time to feel better. You just need a plan that works in your real life. Today, I’m walking you through the exact habits that helped me feel stronger, more energized, and more like myself again (even with 3 tiny humans ... more
After having kids, a lot of moms keep trying the same things that worked before pregnancy… and wonder why nothing works anymore.
In this episode, I share the real reason your body responds differently after kids to your nutrition, exercise and habit... more
What if postpartum weight loss didn’t require cutting carbs, tracking every bite, or sacrificing your milk supply?
In this episode, I’m breaking down the 5 shifts that helped me lose 60 pounds postpartum, sustainably.
At six weeks postpartum, I wa... more
Postpartum weight loss isn’t about more willpower.
After my third baby, I stopped trying harder… and started letting go of things.
In this episode, I’m sharing the simple shifts that helped me lose 60+ pounds, boost my energy, and feel like myself ... more
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I really hoped this would provide more specific tips to implement. I feel like every episode is too much of the same back story, too much self promotion for her paid programs and just rambling thoughts on nutrition. It just goes on and on and on without ever really getting to the point. I’ve listened to multiple episodes and they are all the same. Hope she changes her format to make it more useful. Too much about “her” and her journey rather than tips to implement
I’ve really enjoyed this podcast in my postpartum season. I love how the episodes are short and get right to the point. The information is practical and do-able. I enjoy the variety of topics!
Love love love Brooke’s tips. They have been so helpful for me as a first time mom and navigating exercise, breastfeeding, nutrition and all of the feelings that come with motherhood.
Brooke is the best and I love tuning into this podcast.
I appreciate the length of the episodes and how she gets right to the point. No banter or dead space. I’ve found this podcast to be super straight-forward and practical!
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Practical, bite-sized discussions around nutrition, breastfeeding, and mom-life balance. Episodes center on postpartum weight, milk supply, mindful eating, ADHD in motherhood, and sustainable habits for busy moms, often featuring expert guests and real-life anecdotes. The format emphasizes doable tips, short episodes, and a supportive, no-nonsense approach that helps moms feel empowered about food, body, and energy without sacrificing milk supply.
A notable strength is the consistent focus on postpartum nutrition and motherhood realities, with a clear emphasis on sustainable changes, evidence-informed guidance, and approachable strategies that fit hectic schedules. The host's background as a dietitian and lactation counselor adds credibili... more
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Recent guests on Nutrition for Mamas include:
1. Dr. Stefanie Reinald
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3. Liz Reeson
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