On The Guest: Founder of Justbreastfeeding, an advanced practice private lactation team, Danielle is an IBCLC Internationally Board Certified Lactation Consultant, ICCE Certified Childbirth Educator, and author of the hilarious and empowering book: Vagi-Tales: Memoirs From Down Under. Gauss is trained in Oral Tethering, specializing in the identification and treatment of lip ties, tongue ties, buccal and posterior tethering. Above all, she’s helped educate thousands of women about the birth process and breastfeeding needs of their infants.

From this conversation you’ll learn:

A creative approach to the medical field and motherhood
Why creativity isn’t reserved for traditionally artistic fields
Tackling the stigma of bottle feeding
Why thinking outside the box is a requirement for successful motherhood
How theater can train you for developing connections in real life
How acting can be therapeutic
How to understand postpartum depression
The power of consent post trauma
The importance of taking the stigma out of medication for your mental health
The brain chemistry behind breast feeding
The importance of learning someone’s story
Why you need to start embracing the conversation around your body
The women’s health movement and how we can start to normalize it
How to find power in knowing your own body
How to build confidence in young women
Why breastfeeding shouldn’t hurt and reasons why it might be
The healing power of breast milk
The common condition of lip ties and tongue ties
How to find success in business and in parenthood at the same time
The importance of trusting your “mom gut feelings”
And so much more!

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