Hey there, beautiful souls! In this episode of the Entering Motherhood podcast, our host Sarah Marie Bilger sits down with Daniela Procopio, the creative mind behind Solma, a ready-to-drink lactation support beverage. Daniela opens up about her own journey into motherhood, sharing the ups and downs she faced with breastfeeding and the struggle to find postpartum support. These heartfelt experiences inspired her to craft Solma, packed with all the good stuff to boost milk production. Their chat is all about the magic of community and support for new mamas, offering some heartfelt advice to first-time moms and highlighting the importance of finding your tribe, even if it's in the digital world. So grab a cozy drink, maybe even a Solma, settle in, and join us for this warm and welcoming conversation! Click here for the full show notes.

In this episode, host Sarah Marie Bilger goes behind the scenes of what it’s like to be a doula. From what a doula is, to what a doula does and how doulas navigate being on call and structuring out their schedule. We dive deep and still have so much to share. If you liked this episode and want more questions answered reach out and let us know what behind the scene questions you have on doula life. More episodes to come that are packed with birth and postpartum knowledge to help you confidently navigate motherhood and know all your options. Click here for full show notes.

In this podcast episode, Susie Taaffe, CEO and founder of Skanties, an anti-shapewear brand, joins the host to discuss motherhood, body image, and self-acceptance. Susie shares her personal experiences as a single mom of three, the challenges of parenting, and the importance of gratitude even during tough times. She emphasizes the value of seeking help and the significance of capturing memories through videos. Susie also talks about her journey from engineering to entrepreneurship, aiming to empower women to love their bodies and reject societal pressures. The conversation covers the impact of our attitudes on children, breaking cycles of negativity, and the joy of sharing creativity. Susie is currently planning to relocate to the US to expand her business and provide her daughter with better opportunities in dramatic arts. Click here for full show notes here.