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86. Mothers Protecting Motherhood: Unraveling Marketing Strategies That Undermine Breastfeeding

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When Nicki, a passionate birth educator and mother, sat down with us, we knew her insights on the divine intricacy of women's bodies would illuminate our conversation. Her voice, seasoned by experience and advocacy through the Radical Moms Union, echoes a challenge to the formula industry's narrative (specifically to Bobbie). In the heart of our discussion, we tackle the critical debate of breastfeeding's natural supremacy over formula, digging into the predatory marketing that threatens to overshadow the profound mother-infant bond and the myriad of benefits that nursing provides.
The journey of motherhood is often painted with broad strokes, yet our candid chat reveals the finer details, exploring the myths that imply breastfeeding may contribute to issues like postpartum depression. My own path from a soul-shaking hospital birth to a tranquil home delivery underscores the conversation, shedding light on the importance of support and understanding birth trauma. We navigate the hormonal seas of postpartum and dismantle the deception that nursing could hinder a mother's mental health, celebrating instead its role in deepening the mother-baby connection.
As we wrap up, our podcast becomes a call to mothers everywhere, urging them to trust their instincts against the grain of societal norms. We discuss the pressures that push mothers back into the workforce prematurely and how economic cycles favor profit over natural mothering practices. With Nicki's empowering stories and our shared reflections, we invite you to join us in questioning the dominant discourse, advocating for a return to the wisdom woven into the fabric of womanhood. Don’t forget to connect with Nicki and our community, and stay tuned for more episodes that promise to embolden and enlighten.

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Chapters

1. God's Design and Women's Health (00:00:32)

2. Breastfeeding vs Formula (00:10:21)

3. Breastfeeding and Postpartum Depression (00:18:48)

4. Challenging Cultural Norms on Motherhood (00:33:41)

5. Radiant Mission (00:40:34)

95 episodes

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When Nicki, a passionate birth educator and mother, sat down with us, we knew her insights on the divine intricacy of women's bodies would illuminate our conversation. Her voice, seasoned by experience and advocacy through the Radical Moms Union, echoes a challenge to the formula industry's narrative (specifically to Bobbie). In the heart of our discussion, we tackle the critical debate of breastfeeding's natural supremacy over formula, digging into the predatory marketing that threatens to overshadow the profound mother-infant bond and the myriad of benefits that nursing provides.
The journey of motherhood is often painted with broad strokes, yet our candid chat reveals the finer details, exploring the myths that imply breastfeeding may contribute to issues like postpartum depression. My own path from a soul-shaking hospital birth to a tranquil home delivery underscores the conversation, shedding light on the importance of support and understanding birth trauma. We navigate the hormonal seas of postpartum and dismantle the deception that nursing could hinder a mother's mental health, celebrating instead its role in deepening the mother-baby connection.
As we wrap up, our podcast becomes a call to mothers everywhere, urging them to trust their instincts against the grain of societal norms. We discuss the pressures that push mothers back into the workforce prematurely and how economic cycles favor profit over natural mothering practices. With Nicki's empowering stories and our shared reflections, we invite you to join us in questioning the dominant discourse, advocating for a return to the wisdom woven into the fabric of womanhood. Don’t forget to connect with Nicki and our community, and stay tuned for more episodes that promise to embolden and enlighten.

Support the Show.

Thank You for Joining Us!

For the full show notes, including links to any resources mentioned, please visit The Radiant Mission Blog.
Follow along on social media:
Instagram
Facebook

Enjoying the show? Please refer it to a friend :)

  continue reading

Chapters

1. God's Design and Women's Health (00:00:32)

2. Breastfeeding vs Formula (00:10:21)

3. Breastfeeding and Postpartum Depression (00:18:48)

4. Challenging Cultural Norms on Motherhood (00:33:41)

5. Radiant Mission (00:40:34)

95 episodes

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