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• Pouring From a Full Cup feat. Stephanie Adler | #16

  Are You Pouring From a Full Cup?   On today’s episode of the “Spoil Your Baby” Podcast, Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum is joined by Hormone, Gut Health, and Fertility practitioner, Stephanie Adler.   If you look back to many ancient cultures throughout World History, you’ll find a common thread: human beings instinctively knew that women need to nourish themselves differently before, during, and after the pregnancy process. So much of our nutrients are being passed along to our babies, it makes sense that we should be nourishing ourselves accordingly. Yet, somewhere along the way, we’ve largely abandoned these practices… and it’s hurting women.   Stephanie Adler is a fountain of energy, joy, and knowledge, and her conversation with Dr. Kirshenbaum is absolutely can’t-miss for new or soon-to-be mothers. Ensuring that you are taking care of yourself and your body can feel overwhelming, but thanks to Stephanie’s incredible advice, it can actually be quite easy… and even enjoyable! By the end of their discussion you’ll have so much more knowledge on what to eat, and how to better set yourself up for success and nutrition in the long run.   Regardless of your struggles as a parent, one thing that is absolutely true: by listening to the “Spoil Your Baby” Podcast, you’re already choosing to improve yourself, to create space, and to grow as a parent. If you’ve found value in this conversation, be sure to pass along the episode to a friend! And be sure to connect with Stephanie Adler by reaching out and sharing your parenting story with her directly on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefanieadlerwellness  Key Takeaways: Not Nourishing Yourself is Never an Option Ancient Societies Knew The Importance of Certain Foods in Pregnancy Motherhood Doesn’t Have to Mean Depletion Consider Investing in a Post-Partum Chef Focus on Nutrient Rich Foods– They Aren’t What You Might Expect Salt is Important… But Only the Right Kind. Look Into Adrenal Cocktails, They Taste Good & Nourish. Meat Stock is so Nutrient Rich… And Easy to Make! More on Stephanie Adler:   Official Website: https://www.stefanieadler.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefanieadlerwellness Ready to Connect with Greer?: “Nurture Neuroscience” Website: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drgreerkirshenbaum/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greerkirshenbaum/ FREE GUIDE, “Nurture Your Baby’s Stress: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/nurture-your-babys-stress FREE GUIDE, “Manage the Stressors & Triggers of Parenting”: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/manage-the-stressors-of-parenting Order “The Nurture Revolution” Book: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/the-nurture-revolution

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• Take a Breath, & Learn to Cry with MJ Renshaw | # 15

  Cry. It’s OK!   On today’s episode of the “Spoil Your Baby” Podcast, Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum is joined by MJ Renshaw, founder of “The Being Method” and author of the upcoming book “How to Cry”.   The essence of MJ’s work is focused on the connection between the mind and the body, most specifically through breathwork. Understanding, controlling, and regulating the breath is essential to anchoring yourself in the present– an enormous benefit both to your own wellbeing and to the wellbeing of your child.   Dr. Greer and MJ share a fantastic conversation that touches on the power of the breath as a tool for regulating your emotions, the impact of our own upbringing in how we approach parenting, the need for emotional expression, and so much more. In whatever capacity you’re able to achieve it, “Holding Space” for yourself and your emotions is essential in having the capacity to do the same for your child.   Regardless of your struggles as a parent, one thing that is absolutely true: by listening to the “Spoil Your Baby” Podcast, you’re already choosing to improve yourself, to create space, and to grow as a parent. If you’ve found value in this conversation, be sure to pass along the episode to a friend! And make sure that you join the waitlist to purchase “How to Cry” written by MJ Renshaw, by clicking here: https://beingmethod.myflodesk.com/howtocry Key Takeaways: Breathwork is Important You Must Be Willing to Do the Cerebral Work AND Physical Work Your Child’s Tears are Important to THEM We “OverParent” where our own parents “Underparented” You Will Have Negative Thoughts – But You are in Control 9 Out of 10 Deaths Can be Traced Back to Emotional Suppression Practice Active Listening With Your Child You ARE a Good Parent, Just for Being Someone Who Listens to this Podcast More on MJ Renshaw:   “Being Method” Official Website: https://www.beingmethod.ca/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/beingmethodbreathwork/ “How to Cry” Book Waitlist: https://beingmethod.myflodesk.com/howtocry Ready to Connect with Greer?: “Nurture Neuroscience” Website: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drgreerkirshenbaum/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/greerkirshenbaum/ FREE GUIDE, “Nurture Your Baby’s Stress: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/nurture-your-babys-stress FREE GUIDE, “Manage the Stressors & Triggers of Parenting”: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/manage-the-stressors-of-parenting Order “The Nurture Revolution” Book: https://www.nurture-neuroscience.com/the-nurture-revolution  

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• The Danish Way Everyday with Jessica Joelle Alexander | #14

  Whether you're a new parent or raising teens, this episode offers both inspiration and actionable tools to create deeper connection, more joy, and lasting well-being for the whole family. Dr. Greer Kirschenbaum and guest Jessica Joelle Alexander discuss how Denmark’s parenting style— centered on respect, empathy, and togetherness— creates a more connected and compassionate approach to parenting. Author of the best selling book ‘The Danish Way of Parenting,’ Jessica Joelle Alexander shares the deeply personal and cross-cultural journey that inspired her to write her groundbreaking book—a journey that began when she married a Dane, experienced Danish parenting firsthand, and realized how profoundly different (and effective) it was. This conversation dives into the philosophy behind the P.A.R.E.N.T. acronym—Play, Authenticity, Reframing, Empathy, No ultimatums, and Togetherness (and Hygge). Jessica's also introduces her new book, The Danish Way Every Day, a hands-on guide to bringing this philosophy into your home, from screen time to bedtime routines. Plus, she shares her latest project, Raising Digital Citizens, which helps families navigate the challenges of technology with empathy, communication, and mutual trust.

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• The Essential Guide to Pregnancy and Postpartum Nutrition with Carson Meyer | #13

  In this engaging conversation, Carson Meyer, a doula and nutrition consultant, discusses her journey into motherhood, the writing of her book 'Growing Together', and the importance of nutrition and community support during pregnancy and postpartum. Meyer explores the various trimesters of pregnancy, emphasizing the emotional and physical changes women experience, and offers insights into how to navigate these challenges with grace and support.

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• Nurturing Aquatics: A Neuroscience Perspective | #12

  This conversation explores the significance of nurturing approaches in swimming education, emphasizing the neuroscience behind trauma-free learning experiences for children. Discussing the impact of early experiences on brain development and the importance of parental involvement in creating a supportive environment for children learning to swim. They critique traditional swim lessons that may induce fear and stress, advocating for a more respectful and nurturing approach to aquatic education.

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