Episodes

  • Postpartum Reality - The Person You Used to Be

    Postpartum Reality - The Person You Used to Be
    Apr 15 2026
    Julia Cartwright explores how new parents' brains physically remodel during early parenthood. She examines identity transformation, grief for one's former self, and relationship shifts, distinguishing normal adjustment from clinical postpartum conditions. Feeling lost during this reconstruction phase is natural, valid, and temporary.

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    24 mins
  • Postpartum Reality - When the Love Doesn't Hit Like Lightning

    Postpartum Reality - When the Love Doesn't Hit Like Lightning
    Apr 15 2026
    Host Julia Cartwright explores delayed parent-child bonding in this episode of Postpartum Reality. Drawing on recent research, she examines why many parents don't experience instant love for newborns, how attachment develops through daily care, and when emotional struggles require professional support.

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    27 mins
  • Postpartum Reality - The Body Nobody Warned You About

    Postpartum Reality - The Body Nobody Warned You About
    Apr 15 2026
    Host Julia Cartwright explores postpartum recovery realities rarely discussed openly. From hormonal crashes and pelvic floor damage to C-section healing and breastfeeding struggles, this episode challenges the six-week recovery myth and examines why society expects new mothers to bounce back from major medical trauma with minimal support.

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    27 mins