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Postpartum and Early Parenting

Postpartum and Early Parenting

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 For the seventh and final episode of the neurobirth podcast, Amy and Bronwyn explore the immediate postnatal period and the early weeks of parenting.

Content warning: Reference and/or discussion of miscarriage, stillbirth, postnatal depression, suicide, and removal of children from parental care

Transcripts: Available at Neurobirthpodcast.com

Opening and Closing Music: “Fashion Motivation” by RoyaltyFreeMusic via Pixabay

Musical Interlude: "Future Abstract Beat" by RoyaltyFreeMusic via Pixabay

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