The PUSHINGit Podcast is here to help you bring your "F" word (AKA flexibility) to birth, find courage, and gain a sense of humor.
Jen and Alise get honest and real about pregnancy, birth, and life with a baby. Finally, a podcast for everyone else having a baby that wants the down and dirty truth from pros who believe there is no "right" way to birth or parent.
Jen and Alise have your back. If you can't laugh without peeing yourself, you might as well laugh at yourself while doing it. Birth is never boring, learning about shouldn't be either.
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The PUSHINGit Podcast is here to help you bring your "F" word (AKA flexibility) to birth, find courage, and gain a sense of humor.
Jen and Alise get honest and real about pregnancy, birth, and life with a baby. Finally, a podcast for everyone else having a baby that wants the down and dirty truth from pros who believe there is no "right" way to birth or parent.
Jen and Alise have your back. If you can't laugh without peeing yourself, you might as well laugh at yourself while doing it. Birth is never boring, learning about shouldn't be either.
This week we're discussing the trickiness of deciding when to go to the hospital and if the drive isn't challenging, you're going to early! Listen in for lots of tips on how to prepare and what to expect once you arrive. We want you feeling prepared and less anxious about this new experience!
PUSHINGit
The PUSHINGit Podcast is here to help you bring your "F" word (AKA flexibility) to birth, find courage, and gain a sense of humor.
Jen and Alise get honest and real about pregnancy, birth, and life with a baby. Finally, a podcast for everyone else having a baby that wants the down and dirty truth from pros who believe there is no "right" way to birth or parent.
Jen and Alise have your back. If you can't laugh without peeing yourself, you might as well laugh at yourself while doing it. Birth is never boring, learning about shouldn't be either.
