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Vanessa’s Story: Being a Mom of 5, Asking For Help, & How Support Changes
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On this episode of Embracing Parenthood, Mom of 5 Vanessa shares her postpartum experiences with her newest little one, aged 1.5. We discuss asking for help, what postpartum supports she has in place, and how support changes over time and over different postpartum periods.
She also chats about having a large family, how they divide up family tasks and why communication with her partner is so important.
Besides being a Mom, Vanessa holds a black belt in Judo, and she was featured in Lyndsay Doyle’s Book Strong & Free.
We share why Meal Trains are amazing for new parents. Learn more about Meal Trains here.
We hope you enjoy this episode. If you'd like to share your story on Embracing Parenthood, please email us at amy@embracedoula.ca
You can find us on Instagram @embrace_doula
Find more information on Postpartum Doulas on our website www.embracedoula.ca
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