Motherhood In Between

Lauran Saunders

Welcome to Motherhood In Between, a podcast made for moms who are in between babies, growing their family, and trying to actually feel good in their body along the way. Join your host Lauran Saunders, a functional dietitian with 8+ years in the maternal and infant health space and a mom of two (and counting), as she becomes your go-to source for rebuilding your body between pregnancies. Lauran deeply believes that the in-between season is not a waiting room. It is one of the most powerful rebuilding phases of your life, and you deserve real support in it. She is dedicated to empowering moms with the knowledge and strategies to replenish what pregnancy and postpartum took, so they can feel like themselves again and set their body up for success in future pregnancies and beyond. In her efforts, Lauran founded Nourished Moms Collective, a coaching experience designed to help moms get to the root cause of their depletion and feel genuinely good in the season they are actually in. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a replacement for medical treatment or personalized medical advice.

  1. Jun 29

    The Mental Load of Motherhood Is Real. Here's What It's Doing to Your Body

    You know your child's shoe size. You know when their next dentist appointment is. You know which kid likes the blue cup and which one likes the pink cup with flowers on it. You know it all, and you're carrying every bit of it while making breakfast and trying to remember why you walked into the laundry room in the first place. If you've ever wondered why you're still so exhausted two, three, four years postpartum even when your body has had time to heal, this episode is for you. Lauran unpacks the mental load of motherhood, not the tasks themselves, but the constant remembering, anticipating, and tracking, and why it's not just exhausting your mind. It's affecting your hormones, your nervous system, and even your fertility. Episode highlights: Why moms become the "default manager" of family life, even with a fully involved partnerThe waffle-brain vs. spaghetti-brain analogy for why one thought turns into ten moreHow your nervous system can't tell the difference between a toddler tantrum and an actual emergency, and why that mattersThe physiological ways mental load drains your minerals, disrupts your hormones, and makes true rest impossibleThe wake-up call Lauran had from her own mineral test after her second babyFour practical shifts Lauran made to lower her own mental load, from brain dumps to theme-night meal planning to tiny moments of nervous system regulationWhy this isn't about becoming superhuman, but about building a body resilient enough to carry what motherhood asks of itConnect with Lauran Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/replenishwithlauren Website: https://www.nourishedmomscollective.com/

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Welcome to Motherhood In Between, a podcast made for moms who are in between babies, growing their family, and trying to actually feel good in their body along the way. Join your host Lauran Saunders, a functional dietitian with 8+ years in the maternal and infant health space and a mom of two (and counting), as she becomes your go-to source for rebuilding your body between pregnancies. Lauran deeply believes that the in-between season is not a waiting room. It is one of the most powerful rebuilding phases of your life, and you deserve real support in it. She is dedicated to empowering moms with the knowledge and strategies to replenish what pregnancy and postpartum took, so they can feel like themselves again and set their body up for success in future pregnancies and beyond. In her efforts, Lauran founded Nourished Moms Collective, a coaching experience designed to help moms get to the root cause of their depletion and feel genuinely good in the season they are actually in. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational purposes only and is not a replacement for medical treatment or personalized medical advice.

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