Knowledge is power and we are all about empowering the mothers of the world! In each episode we will unravel and interpret the latest research and evidence-based practices for pregnancy, postpartum and motherhood.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessParentingKids & Family |
If you’ve ever experienced sudden breast pain, fever, or flu-like chills while breastfeeding, you’ll know just how quickly mastitis can take hold. For many mums, it’s the first real crisis in their breastfeeding journey, painful, overwhelming, and so... more
If you’ve ever been told your baby is “broken” because they don’t sleep through the night, you’re not alone. So many mums feel pressured by rigid schedules, conflicting advice, and the constant comparison game. But here’s the truth: babies aren’t mea... more
Living with PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) can feel overwhelming. Irregular cycles, difficulty conceiving, weight changes and the constant frustration of not having clear answers are a reality for up to one in ten women worldwide. For years, resear... more
Your gut and your brain talk more than you realise and it could shape your postpartum mental health.
Postpartum can be both beautiful and overwhelming. While many mums expect sleepless nights and endless nappies, few are prepared for how much their ... more
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Thank you so much for doing this podcast. I really appreciate that the content are science based and the guide and chats gives me so much assurance and so relatable! Keep going!
I was looking for a podcast about birth and pregnancy by a doctor to prepare myself for motherhood and came across this one. I got a bit misled when they called themselves doctors, but were really researchers. Don’t get me wrong, I am also researcher with a PhD in neurooncology, so I get it, except I wouldn’t be spreading my title around as if I was a source of medical information when I’m not (kind of like false advertising?). I tried to listen to a few eps but was not terribly impressed by the... more
Such a lovely podcast to catch up on all things early motherhood. Thank you!
The science of motherhood is one of my favourite podcast to follow, I can’t wait to listen to it when it drops every Monday morning. Every episode is fascinating. I always learn so much and I’m so appreciative to Renee and the team for delivering evidence based information on all things Mother-centred. Thank you so much for this amazing offering to the podcast world! X
As a Granny to be who will be living with my daughter & her partner in the first month with their first newborn,(it takes a village) I started to do some research in this age of plentiful free info.as I had a tough time with my 1st baby. If only this Podcast was available in the 90’s. I’ve learnt so much and feel much more prepared & relaxed that I can be my daughters Doula to ensure my daughter doesn’t have anxiety, stress or the horrible few weeks I experienced with my first baby. Too many w... more
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This series explores the multifaceted experiences of motherhood, with a strong emphasis on evidence-based practices and the latest research surrounding pregnancy and postpartum issues. The host engages with various experts, authors, and advocates, diving into topics such as maternal health, the emotional challenges of early motherhood, and the importance of community support. Unique discussions cover issues like postpartum care, the role of doulas, and the science behind maternal mental health, making the content both insightful and applicable for new and expectant mothers looking for guidance in their journey through motherhood.
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Recent guests on The Science of Motherhood include:
1. Professor Helen Ball
2. Meghan Hockey
3. Professor Selena Bartlett
4. Sarah Pound
5. Victoria Vanstone
6. Lily Nichols
7. Jason Seeman
8. Megan Mahon
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