Lauren Wilde
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Lauren Wilde
It’s #pregnancyandinfantlossremembranceday and here’s a reminder of what to say instead of some of the platitudes and silver lining statements we so often hear.
Dont forget tonight at 7 pm your local time is the #globalwaveoflight —-so for my Europe friends that’s in only a few hours.... See more
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“Even when they are asleep, infants as young as six months react negatively to angry, argumentative voices, as University of Oregon researchers discovered by measuring brain activity of babies in the presence of steadily rising voices. Babies raised by unhappily married parents have been shown to have a host of developmental problems, from delayed... See more
Postpartum Perinatal Following Loss
Guidelines for navigating the emotional and physical challenges following the loss of an unborn child, offering suggestions for mental health support, grief processing, and honoring the brief life of the child.
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Research shows that any woman leaving the workforce for any period of time after having children will substantially impact her future earning potential beyond any money they could save on childcare in the short term. Leaving the workforce permanently (or never entering it in the first place) renders her completely financially dependent on her... See more
Game on, @buttkicker7 — not what I had planned to announce the pre-orders for THE POWER PAUSE but here we are. I will not let you own the dialogue about modern stay at home motherhood. We’ve worked too hard and we’ve come too far.
As someone who has spent eight years singularly focused on updating the perception of... See more
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We go through a lot of changes after having a baby, but one of the biggest ones can be a shift in our relationship.
Many couples experience big changes in their relationship after adding a child to their family.
The emotional labor of dealing with relationship adjustment after a baby is... See more
instagram.comFWIW, in this newsletter, you’ll notice that we tend to use the term “pregnancy loss” more often than “miscarriage.” Some advocates in the space have noted that the word “miscarriage” can insinuate a mistake, badness, or error—ideas that can be internalized by a mother. It’s not wrong to use the word miscarriage—and we will use it occasionally—but... See more