Society often stigmatizes "mom brain," dismissing new mothers as being “hormonal,” “sentimental,” and “overly emotional.”
But matrescence expert Amy Taylor-Kabbaz argues that if we truly understood the profound changes that happen in our brain when we become a mama, we’d see them as a superpower, not a source of embarrassment.
In this enlightening moment, Amy delves into the profound neurological changes that accompany motherhood, and explains why they should be celebrated, not shamed.
Press play to discover: what matrescence is, why it’s so crucial to have language to describe the experience of motherhood, the incredible social, physical and psychological changes a woman goes through when she becomes a mama, why the first 7 years of motherhood are absolutely crucial for both mother and baby, how a mother’s life fundamentally splits in two, and why ‘mom brain’ is real — but it’s not what you think!
Listen to the full episode:
Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/430-overcoming-mama-guilt-self-care-after-kids-navigating/id1196106699?i=1000544234236
Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/episode/6bw6qrZot5D1VDO21RfNLr?si=1ff4bb78cc9b40b3
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