In this episode, we explore early parenthood as both a practical learning curve and a quiet rite of passage. In conversation with longtime postpartum doula and baby wearing expert Laura Brown, we look at how everyday decisions like baby carriers, feeding support, and leaving the house often carry deeper questions about identity, safety, and the longing to be a good parent.
We talk about how fear-based messaging and social media overwhelm can pull parents away from their own inner knowing, and how returning to presence, responsiveness, and relationship can bring grounding back into the experience. This episode is an invitation to soften, breathe, and remember what babies need most.
Whether you are expecting, newly postpartum, or supporting someone in this tender season, this conversation offers reassurance, perspective, and space to trust yourself.
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