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Knowledge is power. Our aim is to unravel and interpret the latest research and evidence-based practices for pregnancy, postpartum and motherhood. As mums and researchers ourselves, we have experienced first-hand the overwhelming complexity of information, myths and old-wives tales. Even worse, 'advice' is being given to mums without the proper context or knowledge of their individual needs. So tune in to hear us ask experts, researchers and specialists about all things mother care, pregnancy, birth and postpartum.

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The Science of Motherhood Podcast

In this episode, Renee chats with Anya Dunham, delving into the complex dynamics of parental intuition. Together, they explore the concept of the "sixth sense," highlighting its significance in identifying potential concerns or distinctive qualities in a child. The episode goes deep into unraveling the layers of intuition, investigating how cultural influences play a role in shaping parental instincts. Tune in!

In this episode, Renee explores a recent healthcare breakthrough in Australia that's making waves. The Albanese government's new rebates for pregnancy-related genetic testing are making a big impact. Renee provides an insightful breakdown of this crucial development, empowering expectant parents with affordable genetic testing options. How might this impact the future of healthcare in Australia? Tune in!

In this episode of, Renee and Dr. Erin Bowe explore the nuances of EMDR therapy in addressing birth trauma. Together, they discuss how this method helps individuals navigate and reinterpret traumatic memories, emphasizing the importance of the therapeutic bond.

With Dr. Bowe's expertise, we unravel the transformative potential of EMDR in redefining traumatic birth memories. This episode shines a light on the therapy's capacity to guide mothers towards healing, making the past a source of strength. Want to discover the healing potential of EMDR for birth trauma?

In this episode, Renee sits down with Dr. Rebecca Ray to delve into the art of navigating challenging dialogues as a mother. Together, they unpack practical strategies and shed light on the intricacies of handling tough conversations during the rollercoaster journey of motherhood.

Together, they provide a guide to maintaining one's calm, ensuring every conversation becomes an opportunity for growth. Are you ready to transform your toughest chats into meaningful connections?

Have you ever been amazed at the lengths mothers go to care for their young? In this episode, Renee talks about the fascinating world of motherhood across species. Inspired by a delightful read, she shares tales of dedication, love, and the extraordinary lengths some animal mothers go to for their young. 

From the whispers of the forests to the songs of the oceans, stories of motherhood resonate deeply. Tune in to learn more!
In this episode, Renee sits down with Dr Rebecca Ray to explore the impact of clear boundaries in Motherhood. Discover how communication can transform your connection with your children and bring about positive change in your family dynamics. Tune in!
Today we sit down with Dr Greer Kirshenbaum, PhD Neuroscientist, Doula, Educator and Infant Sleep Expert to discuss her new boo - The Nurture Revolution. This is a commination of her life's work as a scientist, mother and neuroscientist all wrapped into a comprehensive guide.
We discuss where to start, how low nurture cultures can begin integrating this practice and the life long benefits nurturing our baby's sleep and behaviour can have on generations to come.
In today's Check-in Tuesday episode, Dr Renee White shares her self-care tips which are enabling her to finally thrive in motherhood. Journalling, exercise and infra-red sauna are just a few. Here how you can start to integrate these in your life and start feeling yourself again!
Lael Stone and Dr Marion Rose talk about their new book: Raising Resilient and Compassionate Children. We deep dive into Aware Parenting, How to bring balance back into your child's life and Where to Start when you are in the thick of parenthood. 

Lael Stone is a childbirth educator, TedX speaker, Doula, Calmbirth® Practitioner, Postnatal trauma Counsellor and Aware Parenting practitioner. Her philosophy is centralised around creating wellness in families through education, connection and communication.  

Marion has been studying psychology and consciousness since 1987 and has a PhD on postnatal depression and the mother-infant relationship from Cambridge University. She researched infant development as a post-Doctoral Research Fellow and taught MA students, as well working as a Psychosynthesis psychotherapist.

You've had a very busy day, full of meetings, project management or difficult conversations... and that's just managing a toddler at home! Before you get in the car or walk down to school to pick up your little people, what do you do in the last 10 minutes for yourself?


Dr Renee White and Dr Micka Bertucci explore some ideas for grounding yourself and honouring some self-care before the 'Second Shift'. 

Are you ready for a life-changing podcast? Dr Renee White sat down with Dr Nicole Gale, specialist GP and Lactation Consultant who practices Breastfeeding Medicine and Perinatal care for mothers and babies.
Dr Gale discusses why mothers are reverting to more traditional models of care for their babies, the evolutionary mechanisms at play with the newborn breast crawl and explores the physical, mental and emotional symmetry of the mother:baby dyad.
Dr Greer Kirshenbaum is a neuroscientist, doula and infant sleep specialist. On Today's episode we discuss the neurology / physiological changes in the first 4 months of a child life; How can we best support our children and what common myths or societal norms are perhaps dampening this support? And of course,  the process of matrescence and the physiological changes to a mother's brain.
Siobhan is mother, a scientist and an advocate for parents and families. She helps Science Minded parents, become more informed, giving you the confidence to make choices that feel right for you and your family.
Siobhan holds a PhD in Child Developmental Psychology and has spent the last 10 years working closely with infants and families to understand all she can about children's social and cognitive development. After having a child of her own and engaging with mother's groups and online forums she noticed there was a lack of evidence-based information readily available for the Science Minded parent.She started Science Minded to bridge this gap and connect parents who are open to learning about their child and themselves. Knowledge is power, and being informed allows us to be confident in our decisions, parent without reservation and better connect with our families.

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