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Pregnancy is a sacred, and challenging, time of life. Classical Ayurveda had much to say about pregnancy and how to strengthen and maintain a healthy pregnancy through lifestyle, herbs and practices. In this weeks episode you will learn:The month by month protocol for herbs and diet during pregnancyPractices to adopt for a healthy babyThe herbs to use for pregnancy based enemasWhy your emotional state is influential on the baby's developmentThe use of supplements and herbs during pregnancyIf you are planning for conception, or are currently expecting, this episode will give you plenty of practical wisdom from classical Ayurveda to assist in your journey. For this information specifically, I recommend you meet with an Ayurveda Practitioner to customize any recommendations to your individual pregnancy and needs. START YOUR AYURVEDA JOURNEY HEREHaven't gotten your FREE Ayurveda Starter Kit with tongue scraper and mala beads? Order yours at https://ayurvedalifeschool.com/freestarterkitReady to put your habits into practice? Join the self-paced 28 Day Immersion and see your life change. https://ayurvedalifeschool.com/ayurvedaimmersionConnect with me online:https://ayurvedalifeschool.comSocial Media:Ayurveda Life SchoolNamaste.

Welcome to Season 4 Episode 5Today I speak with Dr Robyn Thompson, Founder of The Thompson Method for Breastfeeding.Robyn's offerings to breastfeeding women is based on over 45 years experience as a midwife and her PhD research which explored why so many women are discharged from hospital with breastfeeding complications.The fact is that even though 92% of women want to breastfeed and initiate feeding after birth, 80% will give formula in week one and only 14% are still exclusively breastfeeding at 6 months.And the number one reason why mums say they discontinue feeding is PAIN.If you feel like you have failed or struggled with breastfeeding, know that you are not alone.Robyn and I both agree that respectful and individualised care is key to success as well as early education and preparation. This is why at She Births we focus on the first 3 Golden Hours and core principles to help you have a longer breastfeeding experience.The Thompson Method challenges our commonly accepted cultural approaches which are often forceful and rushed inside our hospital systems.In this episode we chat about:Importance of personalised 1 on 1 expert supportThe one thing you must never allow others to do with your babyThe importance of HOW we hold our babies, especially their little headsThe numerous ways systems fail families with feeding and birth and what you can do to avoid themEpisode Resources:Make sure you visit our friends at The Thompson Method www.thethompsonmethod.comOur friends at The Thompson Method have also been incredibly generous and provided a 40% discount off their program to all our listeners so you can feel prepared and empowered for breastfeeding. Code: SHEBIRTHSShe Births® Pregnancy Guide (it's free!): shebirths.com/pgDoula Service: shebirths.com/doula

Meal planning for your vegan kids can sometimes feel overwhelming. Some vegan parents feel concerned that they may be missing certain nutrients, others feel stuck on what to prepare for dinner or even school-lunch boxes, and others may feel like they're just not good enough, leaving them feeling concerned about their vegan child's overall diet.The truth is that you can have more clarity and confidence in meal planning for your vegan family. And in today's episode, I'm sharing with you the stories of two past clients who had these same challenges around meal planning but worked their way to feeling confident.  Here's what we cover: A quote around the fears and worries a vegan parent shared with meThe story behind how Kim broke free from the anxiety around feeding her vegan babyThe story of how Fernanda found clarity on how to meal plan for her picky eaterThe one thing you can focus on to move forward in feeling confident as a vegan parentA simple strategy to simplify your meal planning Links mentioned in the podcastCherry Green Pea SmoothieVegan Kids Nutrition Blueprint courseFREE Essential Starter Kit for Feeding Vegan Kids

In today’s episode with Tiffany Clarke, we talk about how important it is to embrace the person you are right now and take decisions from a place of possibility. Tiffany urges us to listen to our small voice and make it part of our life. She shares how she leads her family taking into account the different personalities of each family member, their changing needs, and that they make decisions to find the best solution for the time they are in. 4 Must-Have Checklists for Your Kids so You Can Sit Back and Relax (While They get Ready on Their Own)What we’re talking about…Why we need to learn to embrace who we are and learn to love ourselvesHow branding sessions can help small businesses stand out with their individualityWhy starting a business is like having a babyThe beauty of being present with women in their moment of empowermentHow homeschooling can support entrepreneurship, especially if you’re working evening hoursThe importance of creating a support system to reach work-life balanceWhy work-life integration can be tricky to reach with entrepreneurship That we make a conscious decision what we put our time and energy intoHow the pandemic impacted the homeschool community and work timeWhy homeschooling lends itself to honor different personalities and learning stylesExpect your partner to chip in and take on responsibilitiesThat respecting someone comes with expecting them to do things

One of the biggest challenges facing all new parents is the lack of sleep. Particularly during the first few months, it can put a big strain on a relationship. And it's not unusual for dads to feel a bit useless. But as today's guest explains, there are plenty of things dads can do to help get a baby to sleep. Emma Purdue is the founder of Baby Sleep Consultant, who have helped thousands of parents with their baby sleep challenges. In this interview, she shares some of her best tips for how to get a baby to sleep. What you'll learnWhy sleep deprivation is such a big issue for new parentsHow long do newborn babies typically sleep for?How long before a baby can sleep through the night?How to survive the first few months with a newborn. How a lack of sleep can trigger postnatal depression (PND)What factors help babies sleep through the nightHow to spot your baby's ‘tired signals'How dads can help settle a newborn babyThe 5-Ss to trigger the calming reflexWhat is the four-month regression?The three types of stress, including ‘positive stress' Emma's top tips for How to Get a baby to sleepWhen and how to get help from a professional sleep consultantMore informationShow notes and resources are available at https://thedadtrain.com/33 

In this 9-minute podcast I help you get better acquainted with yourself.Because when you know yourself and you have your own rules to live by, you’ll not only find it easier to make decisions, you’ll save yourself a lot of unnecessary angst.What’s right for you? Only you will know.Is passion in business over rated? What happens when you think about business as your babyThe alchemy of making podcasts The thread of privilege and responsibilityThe value of listening to the story 2 of the greatest gifts in life3 of my life rules that might work for you tooThe value of thinking - it’s the hardest work you’ll ever doIs one-size-fits all really a fashion statement for you? And if you need help with making decisions and acting on the strategies then you know where to find me. I ask great questions!Ready to transform your business?Book a 15 minute phone chatLinks:Pauline Bright website Pauline Bright on LinkedIn Bright Business on Facebook Pauline Bright on Twitter

The way we listen to each other's stories is a practice in presence. Bonnie tells about the interviews she conducted for a personal project several years ago, how that has led to this podcast, and the way listening to these strangers has influenced her.I'm glad you're here. Reach out and let me know what you think.Quote:"In order to know people you have to listen to their stories."-William DeresiewiczPeople mentioned:Marie Forleo - WebsiteMegan Harrod - InstagramAmarylis Fernandez - Mama Thrive ProgramCamen Ohling - Instagram, WebsiteShanti Hodges - with Hike it BabyThe music for this episode is Threads by The Light Meeting. You can listen to more of their music at www.thelightmeeting.com.Boss Yoga: Instagram, WebsiteBonnie Week: Instagram, Website, Yoga MentorshipPhoto: Jess Keating Producer: Marcus Strange

Anna is an international yoga teacher and teacher trainer, known for inspiring through playful mindfulness, extensive anatomy knowledge, and rockin playlists. Her joie de vivre is contagious. She encourages light hearted courage, empowering others to shine consistently – during the dark times and the bright. Anna’s fun, loving style of educating instills confidence in students of all levels as she illuminate their strengths, gently guiding them toward their higher potential by offering tools to elevate their happiness and optimize their lives – on and off the mat.In this episode Amy and Anna discuss:The reality of having a Yoga business with your partnerTeaching and hosting retreats with a babyThe 'slutty Cinderella’ fairytale and other AMAZING stories!To learn more about getting Amy’s support to grow your Yoga biz, click here for all the info about her 6-month group training program: http://www.amymcdonald.com.au/growingyouryogabiz

Planning to have a baby is a significant undertaking. Of course, you want to ensure a smooth and healthy pregnancy, but what steps can you take before and during pregnancy to achieve that?In this episode, Brooke Rossi, M.D., a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist, joins host Mark P. Trolice, M.D., to discuss the impact that lifestyle plays on fertility and what lifestyle changes individuals can implement to maximize their chances of getting pregnant. Listen in as she shares insights on everything from the effects of body weight, alcohol consumption, and smoking on IVF, to herbal supplements, genetic testing, and diet.Tune in to discover:The importance of lifestyle on fertilityHow to ensure that you’re entering pregnancy safely for yourself and your babyThe lifestyle factors that inhibit fertility in both men and womenHow your OB/GYN can help you plan for a successful and healthy pregnancyThe vaccines you need to protect you and your baby during pregnancyAbout Brooke Rossi, M.D.Dr. Brooke Rossi has been a board-certified reproductive endocrinologist and infertility specialist for over 10 years. She is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and completed her residency in Obstetrics and Gynecology at the University of Rochester. Her subspecialty fellowship in REI was completed at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Harvard Medical School. During her fellowship, she was awarded the American Society for Reproductive Medicine In-training Award for Research on her project reviewing the effects of alcohol and in vitro fertilization outcomes.She is now in private practice at Ohio Reproductive Medicine in Columbus, OH.Her clinical interests include infertility, IVF, recurrent pregnancy loss and PCOS. She has a special research interest in lifestyle factors and fertility and in vitro fertilization. She has been published in Obstetrics and Gynecology, Fertility and Sterility, and the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism.

Piercing is the story of man named Reed (played by Christopher Abbott) who is encouraged by his newborn baby to drug, kill, and dismember a prostitute in a hotel room. Murder isn’t as easy as it sounds, and after a Sitcom-esque introduction of Jackie the prostitute (played by Mia Wasikowska), his plans are inadvertently foiled. What follows is a weird sitcom trope of “will they, won’t they”, only referring to murder and not fucking. 0:35 - Intro7:00 - Trailer9:14 - Synopsis/Review10:41 - Score12:43 - Spoilers/Discussion40:43 - Final Recommendations43:57 - State of the Podcast Address1:14:52 - Horror Movie News1:20:03 - Special Thanks and Outro Piercing is a stylistic short film plot that was convincingly stretched to a feature length film. The director Nicolas Pesce borrows skillfully from many of my favorite directors. There is a bit of Tarantino, some Wes Anderson, and a healthy dose of David Lynch are included throughout. There aren’t many scares, but lots of tension and surprising moments. The performances of both lead actors were captivating to watch and provided foundation for the unhinged plot. https://youtu.be/7pj5u4r_eSE The plot of Reed trying to kill a hooker only really serves as a framework to explore a murky dreamscape of Reed’s psyche and the mysterious intentions of Jackie. If you want a movie with a beginning, middle, and an end, you might have to settle for 2 out of 3. However, I can definitely say that Piercing was an enjoyable movie, and I can definitely recommend seeing it if you like art-house horror. Want To Watch It Now?Click the button below to watch it on AmazonPiercing Score for Piercing 7/10 Piercing balances psychological horror and dark comedy adeptly while maintaining a fresh yet familiar style. Piercing Movie Spoilers Stylistically, this film reminded me of several other directors' work: Quentin Tarantino - The 70's cool, yet time period ambiguous settingWes Anderson - The use of miniatures and the matter-of-fact absurd comedyDavid Lynch - The surrealistic drug trips and dream logicPaul Thomas Anderson - Specifically Punch Drunk Love with the slightly twisted yet still somehow wholesome interaction between the leads. Reed is an unreliable narrator and several times throughout the film, he is encouraged to go through with killing a prostitute. Those encouraging him in order are: His newborn babyThe hotel clerkHis wife It is obvious that something is not right with Reed, and that he is at the very least a paranoid schizophrenic, and could also just as likely be dreaming. Check Out Our Review of Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension! https://www.horrormovietalk.com/2018/12/24/ghost-dimension-review/ Dream logic abounds with strange actions and conversational non-sequiturs. Towards the end of the film when Reed is tying up Jackie, he does so in a impotent and lazy wrap of the rope only around her wrists. Piercing starts out with small doses of hallucinations and slowly descends to full a full on bad trip with a little girl stabbing bunny. It's a wild ride, but enjoyable if you like stylistic psychological horror. Final Recommendations This is a great movie for people that like foreign films but don’t want to read subtitles. That sounds sarcastic, but if you watch it (which I suggest you do) it will make sense. Check Out Our Guest Spot on We Shouldn't Be Here! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=exvW7TbHEF8

We train for everything else, why not for giving birth? Sarah Jamieson is the CEO and Movement Coach at Moveolution in Vancouver. Her new women-specific program is helping empower women through the journey of childbirth--all the way from preconception to postpartum recovery.Listen to find out how diet, training, and mindfulness play an important part in the process of giving birth, and learn a helpful tool both men and women can use to incorporate movement into their daily lives. Key takeaways:Preparing for childbirth starts with preconceptionEvery pregnancy is unique and every postpartum is uniqueDiet is a huge factor in creating a healthy environment for carrying a babyThe goal with movement and training is getting ready for birth--not weight loss or aestheticsYou have to prepare your body and your mind for giving birth“Movement snacks” are a good way to get moving during your dayResources: ManTalks.comWiseMonkeyTea.comAndyZaremba.comFloathouse.caVancouverReal.tvMindfulMass.orgMoveolution.comSarah’s Instagram: @mobilityexercises or @moveolutionHosts: Andy ( @andyzaremba IG ) and Mike Zaremba.Sponsored by: Float House - Use the promo code "Vancouver Real" to save 20% off a single Float!Apply to be a guest on VR or recommend someone. Fill out this form or send it to someone you'd like to hear on the show: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf-PK2cpjWXjTk5t5OgEwVKbuNx2dml6YHDNLcN9hKujniLww/viewformwww.vancouverreal.tvVancouver Real Media Inc.

As always, the team discuss the best TV, theatre and film from the past week - including the new psychological thriller everyone's talking about. They also debate the truth about sugar - are we eating too much and the wrong kind? Duvet days and making friends as adults are also on the agenda, as is our #MondayMuse Winnie Harlow, who proves that good style is utterly timeless.What to expect from this week's podcast:How to make friends as an adulthttps://sheerluxe.com/2018/04/19/how-make-friends-adultOur #MondayMusehttps://sheerluxe.com/2018/04/27/monday-muse-winnie-harlowhttps://sheerluxe.com/2018/04/13/monday-muse-iris-apfelShould we be taking duvet days?https://sheerluxe.com/2018/04/13/should-we-all-be-taking-duvet-daysThe dating agency that caters for singles wanting a babyhttps://sheerluxe.com/2018/04/17/dating-agency-matches-single-people-who-want-babyThe truth about sugarhttps://sheerluxe.com/2018/04/16/truth-about-sugarThe thriller everyone's talking about Find Out More About SheerLuxe VIP: https://sheerluxevip.com/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.