Stop Making These 7 Mistakes When Your Husband Shares With You

These are seven different ways that sharing can go awry when you’re trying to connect with someone. Perhaps they blame, try to fix, freak out, or something else… instead of simply being with you in your human experience. These “empathy misses,” as Brené Brown calls them, get in the way of authentic connection. These words… Continue reading Stop Making These 7 Mistakes When Your Husband Shares With You

14-Day Plan: How To Setup A Magical Recovery Rhythm After Birth

Birth is like a marathon race. Not because it’s long, though it can be. But because it requires endurance, no matter the length. And it’s damn hard work. Now, to be clear. It doesn’t have to be painful. It can be pain-free! Yet, hard work it remains. Hard doesn’t mean impossible, and it doesn’t even… Continue reading 14-Day Plan: How To Setup A Magical Recovery Rhythm After Birth

Why Uncertainty is Your Best Friend (Not Your Enemy) in Birth

Take gold. To change pure gold from solid to liquid, you need a crucible. It’s a container, usually made of graphite carbon or clay, with a higher melting point than the object being melted. When I say birth is a crucible, I mean it’s a container that can hold and transform a valuable asset, changing… Continue reading Why Uncertainty is Your Best Friend (Not Your Enemy) in Birth

What’s One Way Your Partner Supported You In Labour? 27 Women Share.

There’s something very powerful about men supporting, protecting and fighting for women during labour. Here’s what a number of women said in response to this question: “What’s One Practical Way Your Partner Supported You In Labour?” “He would breathe with me. Including moaning with me. It made me feel like I wasn’t alone.” — Emily… Continue reading What’s One Way Your Partner Supported You In Labour? 27 Women Share.

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