
The Pregnant Mother Runner Diaries is an honest, week-by-week look at running, pregnancy, and motherhood. Hosted by registered dietitian and runner Serena Marie RD, this podcast follows the real-time journey of training, fueling, and navigating the physical and emotional changes of pregnancy while staying connected to running.
Each episode shares behind-the-scenes updates on workouts, nutrition, ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | FitnessHealth & Fitness | |||

Pregnancy week 33 and suddenly it feels like we are in CRUNCH TIME. Baby could be here in about a month, and this week has been a mix of surrendering, nesting, and getting everything ready.
I’m sharing what I’ve learned from PT and why I’m finally a... more
Week 32 and I’m finally feeling better after being sick, but pregnancy has decided to keep things interesting. The vomiting and food aversions are back, smells are suddenly VERY offensive again, and I’m still feeling pretty tired.
This week I’m also... more
We skipped week 30 because I got hit with a pretty brutal cold, and honestly, week 31 has been a lesson in surrender.
For a while, I felt like I was forcing consistency with running and lifting because I wanted to keep doing what I had been doing. B... more
Week 29 and the reality that I’m actually having another baby is starting to sink in. Nesting has officially begun, baby is moving nonstop, and I’m starting to feel a major shift in what my body needs from me.
This week I tried running with the runn... more
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Love how Serena is so honest about her journey running while pregnant and still nourishing and honoring her body! This is a must listen for any pregnant (or soon to be pregnant) runner!
I absolutely love this podcast! As a runner mother of a toddler and currently pregnant, Serena is such an inspiration to keep running part of my life and pregnancy for as long as possible while supporting my body and giving myself A LOT of grace along the way. Highly recommend for any pregnant mamas out there!
I trust all of Serena’s advice and recommendations for pregnancy and postpartum runners and athletes! Such helpful info!
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A diary-style series following a registered dietitian and runner as she trains through pregnancy, sharing real-time updates on workouts, fueling, symptoms, and mindset. Episodes blend practical tips with evidence-informed nutrition, pelvic floor care, and gear recommendations, often weaving in personal stories, sponsor mentions, and cross-show promos. The show stands out for its transparent, week-by-week perspective on balancing athletic identity with motherhood, plus actionable guidance for staying active safely during pregnancy and into postpartum recovery.
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The Pregnant Mother Runner Podcast launched 6 months ago and published 25 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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