As moms, we tend to think we need to be the one, the one to soothe, the one to be there, and the one to do it all.

But sometimes what we really need is to rely on our team to help.

Sometimes we need to share the care and

recognize when we can utilize the help. Hello Pete's Doc Talk podcast

listeners I'm Dr Mona thank you so much for being here. I know the juggle is real as

parents and I so appreciate you taking time out of your day to tune in. This episode

is sponsored by Phillips Avent, a global leader in mother and child care. is on a

a global leader in mother and child care. Phillips Avant is on a mission to rally the community to step up to share the

care for baby postpartum and beyond and to support you through the fourth trimester.

As a mom of two, pediatrician and certified lactation consultant, I've witnessed firsthand the impact

that feeding challenges can have during the newborn period.

Whether you're breastfeeding, formula feeding, or both, newborn feeding challenges can

significantly affect you as a parent.

Challenges during the newborn period

can look like difficulty nursing,

despite the common belief that, quote,

it should come naturally.

Painful nursing experiences,

often leading to nipple trauma and fears of nipple trauma

feeling overwhelmed like you're unable to do it all and needing support with night feeds

day feeds or calming your baby which is why establishing your village to support you is so important.

Challenges with reflux and spit-ups, which I call the ultimate Fort Trimester Joystealer,

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