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A Little Birdy Told Me Podcast

Tackling Big Emotions With Little People And Teaching Resilience with Sarah Boyd
Navigating Fussy Eaters with Jennifer Anderson @kids.eat.in.color
Breastfeeding Q&A feat. Amberley Harris @maternalinstinctsbyamberley BONUS
Pelvic Health: A Must Listen For All Women feat. @thepelvicexpert
Infertility and Nutrition with Brittany Darling @wholefoodhealing

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#challengeaccepted (edited) - @gweena91 nominated me - 💪🏼 @beelzeboobz has a great breakdown of the origins of this challenge. Black and white images are unfortunately seen through the news in Turkey of women lost to murder and violence.

(We all) survived our first week back of shift work. 💛💪🏼

Maternal Labour and Birth Position {upright explained}

•Won’t sharing any content for the next while - there’s so much learning, education and reflection needed as a society, and there are many people more educated and more importantly, deserving of your attention. Instead, I’ll be amplifying these voices.

#blackouttuesday

Childbirth Pain Relief Options :

Little boy is sick today - not much of an appetite.

Yesterday I was meant to post the latest episode for the podcast, a day that I had determined for myself, no other reason.

To all the families that had their babies taken from them, and to the babies that were ripped from their families...for all the mistreatment and brutality...the unjust, undignified and disrespectful characterisations, for all the damage and heartbreak inflicted on a people, today is a day we reflect on our shameful history as a nation and say sorry. Sorry.

Just a little reminder : Checked your Boobs recently? We’re tackling this over on @alittlebirdytoldme_podcast throughout June. #checkyourboobs #cancerprevention #breastcancer #earlydetection #lumpsandbumps

A massage...a kiss...making you laugh...a loving hand on your shoulder; all helping to boost your love hormone (oxytocin), endorphins and reduce fear. ❤️ What an important role the birth support person plays.... Beautiful 📸 by @wovenstudio

Visualisation can be a powerful tool when in labour to help manage the power of contractions.

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