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Episode Summary

Chanti Zak is an extended nursing mom of 3 and my personal quiz creating coach!

She is the creator of The Empathy Marketing Ecosystem and the Spill the Tea newsletter. She's a quiz funnel strategist, email marketing master, and coach that’s obsessed with psychology, interactive marketing, and getting brag worthy results for her thousands of students and clients.

Chanti’s irreverent marketing wisdom stems from a decade spent helping online business owners grow their lists and their bottom lines. In her spare time you can find her hanging with her 3 kiddos, milking her cow, or learning how to shuffle.

Go take her GrowthType quiz to experience her magic and unceasing perfectionism firsthand at chantizak.com/growthtype

Resources

Free Extended Breastfeeding Quiz - ⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠

Gentle Toddler Weaning Course - ⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠

Nursing Mamas' Social Circle - ⁠⁠HERE⁠⁠

Connect with Erin:

Email: erin@nursingmamas.com

IG: @erin.nursingmamas

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Episode Summary

Erin breaks down her frustrations about the term "baby led weaning," and how it is misleading for nursing moms.

She provides an alternative name that would provide less confusion and explains specific things you can include in your child's diet that are needed that breast milk is lacking for older children.

Q&A of the Day:

From Hannah: My 22 month old stopped waking in the night, but he wakes at 5am and wants to be on the boob til 7am.

Wins & Whines of the Week:

- 35 person Christmas party

- Audio books

- Main line back up

Resources

Free Extended Breastfeeding Quiz - ⁠HERE⁠

Gentle Toddler Weaning Course - ⁠HERE⁠

Nursing Mamas' Social Circle - ⁠HERE⁠

Connect with Erin:

Email: erin@nursingmamas.com

IG: @erin.nursingmamas

Summary

In this conversation, Kristine (@birth.injury.coach) shares her experiences with pregnancy, postpartum, nursing, and healing from prolapse.

She had a smooth pregnancy and worked out regularly; however, her birth was traumatic, resulting in tearing and hemorrhaging.

She had no expectations for nursing but was pleasantly surprised when her daughter latched right away.

Kristine experienced prolapse symptoms early postpartum, but with time, patience, and self-rehabilitation, she was able to heal.

She also managed to fit in training for a half Ironman triathlon while nursing, utilizing gym childcare and home workouts during nap times.

Kristine emphasizes the importance of adjusting expectations and not comparing oneself to others.

In this conversation, Kristine and Erin discuss Kristine's experience as a toddler nursing mom.

They talk about the challenges and joys of breastfeeding, the emotional process of weaning, and the importance of self-care for postpartum moms.

Kristine shares tips for moms struggling to find time for exercise and emphasizes the need to adjust expectations and start small.

She also highlights the privilege of being a nursing mom and the gratitude she feels for nourishing her child.

Kristine now helps new moms with their postpartum care through in person and virtual workout sessions.

Episode Links

Kristine's IG : @birth.injury.coach

Kristine's Email: kristine@mamaprojectllc.com

Leave and Apple review - HERE

Weaning Resources

- Take the FREE Extended Breastfeeding Quiz - HERE

- The Gentle Toddler Weaning Course - HERE

- The Nursing Mamas' Social Circle - HERE

Contact Erin

Email: erin@nursingmamas.com

IG: @erin.nursingmamas