
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 | 217 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingHealth & FitnessKids & Family | |||

You survived birth, the sleepless nights and the newborn haze. And then somewhere around three or four months in, you reach up to wash your hair and pull your hand away covered in it.
It's alarming, and for most of us, nobody warned us it was coming... more
We've known for decades that breastfeeding is associated with a reduced risk of breast cancer. What we've never fully understood is why.
That question is what makes this research so significant.
In this episode of The Science of Motherhood, Dr Rene... more
If you've ever been nap trapped and spent the whole time quietly worrying that you're creating a dependency your baby will never grow out of, this one's for you. What's actually happening in your baby's brain while they sleep on your chest is one of ... more
Most conversations about maternal mental health start in the same place: the one in five women who experience postnatal depression or anxiety. But what about the other four in five? What are we doing to help them thrive?
It is a question that stops ... more
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Such a refreshing podcast, helps cut through the noise of all of the “industries” around baby care and motherhood. The host and guests are always well-informed and compassionate towards parents.
Getting serious about baby making and planning over the past six months I decided to find a great podcast about motherhood. 90% of what I found was absolute drivel until I found the women speaking my language. The Science of Motherhood provides conversations that are wonderfully informative, fun to listen to and really thought provoking. If you’re someone who is preparing for parenthood, in the depths of it, watching your babies grow, or wanting to support their partner and learn about the unbia... more
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!
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This program centers on science-based guidance for pregnancy, postpartum, and motherhood, translating latest research into practical insights for caregivers. Episodes frequently explore breastfeeding, infant sleep, maternity return-to-work dynamics, and maternal mental health, often featuring researchers, clinicians, and writers who illuminate complex topics with evidence and lived experience. A notable strength is its ability to blend rigorous science with relatable, caregiver-focused storytelling, sometimes including practical resources or services as part of the discussion. For potential listeners, the show offers concrete explanations of how research applies to real-life parenting, along with expert perspectives on controversial or nuan... more
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Recent guests on The Science of Motherhood include:
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2. Dr. Natasha Vavrek
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