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The Science of Motherhood

Dr Renee White
Pregnancy
Hyperemesis Gravidarum
Maternal Health
ADHD
Postpartum Care
Dexamphetamine
Ozempic
New South Wales Birth Trauma Inquiry Report
Mental Health
Childbirth
Preeclampsia
Selenium
Birth Doula
Fertility
Motherhood
Neonatal Health
Unplanned Pregnancies
Mini Placentas
Nature-Based Learning
Postpartum Village

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.

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Latest Episodes

Have you ever wondered why you’re still so hungry after having a baby, or why postpartum recovery feels heavier than you expected?

For many mums, the early months after birth are a mix of healing, feeding, broken sleep and trying to make sense of ad... more

Have you ever wondered if you’re doing something wrong because your baby won’t sleep the way you were told they “should”?

Because it’s not just the broken sleep.

It’s the pressure. The timelines. The numbers. The feeling that everyone else has it f... more

Have you ever googled something at 2am and walked away feeling more confused than before?

Feeding and sleep advice can be loud, conflicting, and often loaded with unnecessary pressure, especially in the early weeks when you’re already tired and tryi... more

Have you ever felt like becoming a mum changed more than your daily routine? Like it changed you?

If you’ve felt a shift in your identity, confidence, or sense of self since having a baby, this episode will put words to it.

This episode opens The S... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Laura Gainche
Family sleep educator and neuroscientist
Science for All Women
Episode: Ep 209. The Baby Sleep Myths Mums Are Told (and What Science Actually Says)
Renee Barnes
People and culture leader with over 20 years of experience
The FOUND Program
Episode: Ep 204. Why Women Feel Different About Their Career After Becoming a Mum
Vicky O'Rourke
Founder of Connect Baby and occupational therapist with 14 years of experience in pediatrics and a certified infant massage instructor
Connect Baby
Episode: Ep 202. How Does Baby Massage Support Your Baby’s Development?
Dr. Hazel Keedle
Senior lecturer of midwifery at the Western Sydney University and author of two books on birth after cesarean
Western Sydney University
Episode: Ep 201. VBAC Explained: What Every Mum Needs to Know with Dr Hazel Keedle
Julie Borninkhof
CEO of PANDA and clinical psychologist
PANDA
Episode: Ep 198. Catching It Early: How to Protect Your Mental Health in Motherhood
Dr. Bianca Mastromanno
Clinical psychologist specializing in perinatal grief and loss
Episode: Ep 196. How to Support Yourself or Someone You Love After Pregnancy Loss
Dr. Kellie Tathem
Fertility specialist and gynecologist at Queensland Fertility Group
Queensland Fertility Group
Episode: Ep 194. Pregnancy After 35: What Every Mum Needs to Know About Fertility and Birth
Professor Helen Ball
Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Durham Infancy & Sleep Centre
Durham University
Episode: Ep 192. Why Baby Sleep Advice Often Fails Mums (and What the Research Really Says)
Meghan Hockey
Accredited practicing dietitian specializing in mental health and nutritional psychiatry
Online Clinic
Episode: Ep 190. The Gut–Brain Connection Every Mum Should Know About

Host

Dr. Renee White
Host of discussions focusing on the intersection of motherhood and science, providing insights into the latest research and evidence-based practices.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 79 ratings
  • Thoughtful and informative

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    lks🌝
    United States2 months ago
  • Redownloaded Apple Pods so I could write this…it’s that good

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Curious Georginaa
    Australia3 months ago
  • Science based content is the best guide!

    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!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bella2449
    Australia4 months ago
  • Not my fave podcast about pregnancy and motherhood

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jdjfjsiofkfks
    Australiaa year ago
  • Listen up!

    Such a lovely podcast to catch up on all things early motherhood. Thank you!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    maryannelistens
    Australia2 years ago

Listeners Say

Key themes from listener reviews, highlighting what works and what could be improved about the show.

The podcast offers valuable insights that resonate with both expecting and new mothers, providing practical strategies and support for managing parenting challenges.
Some listeners expressed that they found the content disorganized or not fully aligned with their expectations of scientific rigor, indicating a need for clearer messaging.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and informative nature of discussions related to motherhood, emphasizing research-based content.
Feedback highlights the compassionate approach of the host and guests, who are often experts in their fields, adding credibility to the content.

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Ep 207. Why You Feel Different After Having a Baby (Matrescence, Explained)
Q: What do you think we need as a society to progress this conversation?
Lucy argues for societal recognition of the complexity of motherhood, emphasizing the need for collective support rather than isolating experiences, which could significantly improve outcomes for mothers and children.
Ep 207. Why You Feel Different After Having a Baby (Matrescence, Explained)
Q: What was this personal experience that you share so beautifully in the book?
Lucy Jones shares her experience of extreme nausea during pregnancy, which created a sense of isolation and misunderstanding about motherhood, further complicated by the societal expectations and narratives surrounding the birthing process.
Ep 204. Why Women Feel Different About Their Career After Becoming a Mum
Q: What do you think should be included in a redesigned work structure for parents?
Offering flexibility by default and running metrics around when women opt out of the workplace to create sustainable policies.
Ep 204. Why Women Feel Different About Their Career After Becoming a Mum
Q: What is your top tip for mums returning to work?
Invest in yourself first.
Ep 201. VBAC Explained: What Every Mum Needs to Know with Dr Hazel Keedle
Q: What do you suggest for women to navigate conversations with clinicians who say VBAC is too risky?
Ask for specific risks involved and challenge the clinician's assumptions about risks and relationship dynamics.

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Focused on the intersection of motherhood and science, this podcast features insightful discussions that empower mothers by interpreting the latest research on pregnancy, postpartum experiences, and broader aspects of motherhood. Episodes cover a diverse range of topics, from mental health and baby development to societal challenges faced by mothers returning to work. A unique aspect is the integration of expert health professionals, offering not only evidence-based practices but also real-life applications that resonate with listeners. By fostering a blend of personal experiences with scientific knowledge, it aims to provide a well-rounded perspective for parents navigating the complexities of motherhood.

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1. The Great Birth Rebellion
2. Growing
3. Beyond the Bump
4. Australian Birth Stories
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1. Dr. Laura Gainche
2. Renee Barnes
3. Vicky O'Rourke
4. Dr. Hazel Keedle
5. Julie Borninkhof
6. Dr. Bianca Mastromanno
7. Dr. Kellie Tathem
8. Professor Helen Ball

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