I'm calling to ask if I should be worried that my daughter is still frequently breastfeeding

as soon to be 16 months old.

And the women who don't ever skip ovulation, such as nuns who never use birth control, never get

pregnant, they actually have a much higher risk of ovarian cancer.

Nuns have a higher risk of ovarian cancer? They sure do, yes. That's never hit the major headlines.

It sure feels like a power trip that one person can tell a couple not to have sex, and that is a really

long time not to have sex. And by the way, just have sex after the baby is born. Yeah, right.

Is there ever an indication for four steps to be used in birth? How can we without walking on

eggshells explain, well, we can't really ever come over to your house until you take those things

out of the wall? Let's spontaneously text Carly Hartwig right now and see if she's available to just hop on the

line and answer this herself. You want to tell us how bad for Breezes? Let's do it. I'm Cynthia

Overgard, owner of Hypnoborthing of Connecticut, childbirth advocate, and postpartum support

specialist. And I'm Trescia Ludwig, certified nurse midwife and international board-certified

lactation consultant. And this is the Down to Birth podcast. Childbirth is something we're

made to do, but how do we have our safest and most satisfying

experience in today's medical culture?

Let's dispel the myths and get down to birth.

Hello.

Welcome to the February Q&A.

On this bitter, cold February day, we are having temperatures in the negatives here in Connecticut.

Deep in the negatives. Have you been outside lately? Yeah, it's uncomfortable. My friend invited me to the dog park today with the dogs. And I said, I don't go for extended walks when it's under 20 degrees because the body never warms up. I walked. I used to walk every Sunday through the year, three mile walk every Sunday with a friend

right through the year. And I noticed that in the winter, I would always eventually warm up and peel

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