👶 Are you a mom or dad-to-be feeling a mix of excitement and worry? Here's what I wish I knew before having a baby. There's a lot of well-meaning advice out there, but nothing truly prepares you for the unique journey of parenthood.
In this video, I share the most important insights and lessons that will help you feel more confident and prepared as you begin this adventure.
Discover why setting realistic expectations, embracing your body's incredible capabilities, and leaning on your instincts are vital for your journey. From navigating changes in relationships and handling mum guilt to the value of secondhand clothes and practical feeding tips, this video covers the realities of new parenthood that no one talks about.
Stick around until the end for my best advice on how to thrive as a new parent, and be sure to share your own experiences in the comments.
Let's embrace the chaos together!
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I am a former HCPC registered Paramedic in the UK with over 15 years experience in various healthcare settings including ambulances and hospital A&E with a BSc in Psychology, I now support new families as a Parenting and Breastfeeding Coach with a certification as a Breastfeeding Counsellor.
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