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Hosted by My Maternal Mind · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 88 episodes
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Guided meditations and wellness practices for trying to conceive, pregnancy, and postpartum. From My Maternal Mind: personalized daily meditations in the app, plus free guided exercises with voice and gentle ambient sound. Visit www.mymaternalmind.com for transcripts and more.
My Maternal Mind hosts Maternal Meditations, a health show with 88 episodes published.
By now, amid the exhaustion and the changes, a new normal often starts to emerge: a rhythm, a confidence, a sense of finding your feet. This practice honors how far you have come, across the whole journey that led here,
Many new parents believe they should be able to manage on their own, and feel they are failing when they cannot. But humans were never meant to raise children in isolation. This practice gently dismantles the do-it-all-a
Unwanted intrusive thoughts, often disturbing ones about harm coming to the baby, are extremely common in new parents, and deeply distressing precisely because they go against everything you feel. This practice normalise
When you are held, fed from, leaned on, and needed around the clock, it is natural to reach a point where your own body feels like it has no room left. Being touched out is real and common, and it does not mean you love
New parenthood is one of the biggest identity changes a person can go through, and it can be genuinely disorienting. You may grieve the freedom and the self you had before, even while loving your baby completely. This pr
Waking in the deep of the night to feed and soothe is one of the hardest parts of the fourth trimester, and getting back to sleep afterward can feel impossible. This practice is a quiet, low-effort reset for those hours.
Feeding is one of the places new parents carry the most guilt, whatever method they use or wish they could use. This practice holds every way of feeding as equally valid, breast, bottle, formula, expressed, combination,
Sleep in these weeks comes in fragments, if it comes at all, and the tiredness can be like nothing you have known. This practice does not pretend to fix the sleep. It helps you rest your nervous system in the daylight ho
However your birth went, you are now in the strangest, rawest stretch: a healing body, a brand-new person, almost no sleep, and feelings that swing without warning. This practice makes no demand that you feel blissful. I
Whether birth is hours or days away, this is the closing of a chapter unlike any other. This practice is a gentle, culminating pause: a chance to honor the whole journey, to be present in the last quiet of pregnancy, and
When the date has passed, the messages, the questions, and the "still here?" comments can make you feel late, as though you are failing at something. This practice turns that pressure down and offers real kindness instea
So much hope and pressure gets attached to a single circled date, and then it often passes with nothing at all. This practice gently deflates the due date's symbolic power: it was always an estimate, not a deadline, and
Late pregnancy has a strange suspended quality: every day might be the day, and the constant question can hijack your attention. This practice helps you live inside the not-knowing of timing, letting the question grow qu
By now you may feel as though you have done enough waiting to last a lifetime, and yet here is more of it. This practice meets that familiar frustration with kindness, and reminds you that you are not new to waiting. You
Around full term, it is easy to slide into hypervigilance, reading every twinge as a possible start. This practice helps you be ready in a calmer way: settled rather than braced, present rather than constantly scanning,
The bag, the plan, the logistics, there is a lot to think about now. This practice helps you prepare with calm, and gently reframes a birth plan as a set of flexible preferences rather than a script that must go exactly
This practice builds a quiet, grounded confidence, not by promising a particular kind of birth, but by trusting your capacity to cope, to adapt, and to be supported. It includes a gentle rehearsal of staying calm and fee
Almost everyone carries some fear about birth, of the pain, the unknown, of things not going to plan. This practice does not try to argue you out of it or pretend it away. It makes room for the fear, so it can be present
As the weeks narrow, birth shifts from a distant concept to something that is genuinely coming. That can be exciting, daunting, or both. This practice lets the idea of birth come into focus slowly and on your terms, with
By now you are carrying more, in every sense, and some days that weight is genuinely exhausting. This practice does not ask you to push through. It offers rest and tenderness for a body doing heavy, demanding work, and p
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