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Ep.5: Who Looks After Mothers and Their Families in the Postpartum Period?

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It's not just your OBGYN and midwives who look after a mother after childbirth. There are a lot more health practitioners, health providers, and services providers who can help you and your family manage the chaos that is postpartum. You and your family will need a team to help you achieve physical, mental, and social well-being during the postpartum period!
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Why is it important to know who you can turn to for help?
  • What does it mean to have good postpartum health and who can help you achieve that?
  • Red flag behaviours to watch for when you're seeking help. For your and your family's safety!

QUOTES

  • "This is why in many parts of the world, the postpartum care model is led by the midwives, maternity nurses, community nurses, and other primary care providers. "
  • "And service providers? They are also absolutely crucial in helping you maintain and improve your social well-being and your mental health. These are babysitters, dog sitters, dog groomers, cleaning services, food delivery services, grocery delivery services, daycare, and even laundry services."
  • "The biggest red flag to look out for is if someone tells you not to trust your medical doctor or medical health provider and if they discourage you from engaging with modern medical healthcare. This is unethical, irresponsible, and downright dangerous."

EPISODE LINKS

  • Mamas, get your free 15-minute postpartum wellness strategy call here at www.mamaswingwoman.com/freecall
  • If you'd like Dr. Kristal Lau to speak at your organization or event, email her at kristallau@bridgesinhealth.com or get on her calendar to chat about your idea! www.mamaswingwoman.com/freecall

FREE RESOURCE

  • 3 Essential Postpartum Changes That No One Really Talks About And What To Do About Them: www.mamaswingwoman.com/pplist1

CONNECT WITH KRISTAL

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Content provided by Dr. Kristal Lau. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Dr. Kristal Lau or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

It's not just your OBGYN and midwives who look after a mother after childbirth. There are a lot more health practitioners, health providers, and services providers who can help you and your family manage the chaos that is postpartum. You and your family will need a team to help you achieve physical, mental, and social well-being during the postpartum period!
EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Why is it important to know who you can turn to for help?
  • What does it mean to have good postpartum health and who can help you achieve that?
  • Red flag behaviours to watch for when you're seeking help. For your and your family's safety!

QUOTES

  • "This is why in many parts of the world, the postpartum care model is led by the midwives, maternity nurses, community nurses, and other primary care providers. "
  • "And service providers? They are also absolutely crucial in helping you maintain and improve your social well-being and your mental health. These are babysitters, dog sitters, dog groomers, cleaning services, food delivery services, grocery delivery services, daycare, and even laundry services."
  • "The biggest red flag to look out for is if someone tells you not to trust your medical doctor or medical health provider and if they discourage you from engaging with modern medical healthcare. This is unethical, irresponsible, and downright dangerous."

EPISODE LINKS

  • Mamas, get your free 15-minute postpartum wellness strategy call here at www.mamaswingwoman.com/freecall
  • If you'd like Dr. Kristal Lau to speak at your organization or event, email her at kristallau@bridgesinhealth.com or get on her calendar to chat about your idea! www.mamaswingwoman.com/freecall

FREE RESOURCE

  • 3 Essential Postpartum Changes That No One Really Talks About And What To Do About Them: www.mamaswingwoman.com/pplist1

CONNECT WITH KRISTAL

  continue reading

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