Pregnancy, Birth and Recovery: FitNest Mama

Kath Baquie

A pregnancy, birth and recovery podcast dedicated to helping you have a healthy pregnancy, confident childbirth and strong recovery. In this podcast, we will cover the strategies to help you stay healthy and active during pregnancy, and confidently recover after childbirth, so that you can get back to your old (new) self, with a bubba by your side. You will find some amazing interviews with industry professionals covering breastfeeding with lactation consultants, childbirth with midwives and doctors, as well as birth stories from mamas just like you, designed to help educate and inform. How do I stay active & healthy during pregnancy? How can I look after my pelvic floor & core muscles? How can I feel confident heading into childbirth? How do I get strong again after birth, so that I can get back to doing what I love? This podcast will leave you feeling supported, inspired and ready to tackle this new journey. I myself, Kath Baquie am a mum of 3 young girls, a physiotherapist working in women’s health, and I am the creator of FitNest Mama which has online workouts and resources, helping women stay healthy during pregnancy, and have a strong postnatal recovery. Disclaimer: The content in this podcast is general in nature and should not replace the advice of your healthcare professional. For freebies and to find out more information head to https://www.fitnestmama.com or Instagram @fitnestmama.

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From Chaos to Calm: How conscious parenting helped Rox discover a healthy and connected relationship with her children.
Aug 25 2023
From Chaos to Calm: How conscious parenting helped Rox discover a healthy and connected relationship with her children.
Please be advised that this episode comes with a trigger warning as we do discuss quite significant mental health challenges. If this is triggering for you, please reach out to the resources we have included below. Today I chat with Rox Solway who is currently a stay at home mum of two toddlers.As a stay at home mum of two young children, Rox found conscious and connected parenting was at the forefront of her mind each and every day. Rox describes how she had to spend a long time healing her own childhood wounds and understanding her own childhood trauma in order to break generational cycles. In doing so her home has gone from chaos and reactive to now calm and connected. Rox's goal is to give her children the parent that she needed when she was growing up and break generational cycles. She has discovered that connection is the key to a healthy long term relationship with her children and the way to connection is being conscious in how she shows up as a parent each and every day.In this episode we discuss:1. What does being a conscious parent mean?2. What are examples of conscious parenting?3. How do you practise conscious parenting?4. What is the goal of conscious parenting?5. What are the benefits of conscious parenting?6. How did you get your partner on board?7. Connection before Correction parentingLINKSPreparing for birth Pelvic health checklistFree 7 Day Trial Pregnancy WorkoutsFree 7 Day Trial Postnatal WorkoutsFitNest Mama WebsiteInstagram @fitnestmamaRox's Instagram: @roxsolwayhttps://www.beyondblue.org.au/https://panda.org.au/This podcast is sponsored by Baby Jogger, who have kindly provided a discount code for 20% off any full priced product.  Use Code 'FIT20'.Check it out at www.babyjoggerstrollers.com.au.
Exercising with gestational diabetes
Aug 22 2023
Exercising with gestational diabetes
Today’s podcast episode is for you if you have gestational diabetes.  This episode is a re-run from when I was interviewed by Helena, an Accredited Practising Dietitian,  for the Gestational Diabetes Club Podcast.  In this episode we discuss:Safe exercise for gestational diabetes.Why is movement important during pregnancy?How does exercise help with gestational diabetes?Best type of exercise for pregnant women with gestational diabetes.How does exercise affect blood sugar levels for women with gestational. diabetes.What is the best time of day to exercise for women with gestational diabetesTips for exercising with gestational diabetes when you are feeling sick / nauseous or achey.LINKSPreparing for birth Pelvic health checklistFree 7 Day Trial Pregnancy WorkoutsFree 7 Day Trial Postnatal WorkoutsFitNest Mama WebsiteInstagram @fitnestmamaHelena's website: https://nutritionbyhelena.com/Gestational Diabetes Club PodcastPrevious episodes about Gestational Diabetes:EP 11: Why Pregnant Women Shouldn’t Feel Guilty if Diagnosed with Gestational Diabetes with Dr Tom CadeEP 17: Understanding Gestational diabetes, and how to manage it with lifestyle changes in pregnancyThis podcast is sponsored by Baby Jogger, who have kindly provided a discount code for 20% off any full priced product.  Use Code 'FIT20'.Check it out at www.babyjoggerstrollers.com.au.** This podcast has general information only. Always seek the guidance of your doctor or other qualified health professional with any questions or concerns you may have regarding your health or medical condition.