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🗓️ 27 September 2019
⏱️ 46 minutes
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0:00.0 | Thank you for listening to this Podcast One production. |
0:02.8 | Available on Apple Podcasts and Podcast One. Heather de Brose Wurfur. It's a wall. |
0:14.0 | Heather de Bro's Wur. |
0:18.0 | This is Heather de Bro's World and now you can live in it two times a week right here on |
0:22.3 | podcast one. Welcome back everybody. Hi Lizzy. Hi Heather. We have Lizzy |
0:26.8 | Wytham back again today. That was fun yesterday. Thank you. I'm so glad |
0:30.4 | you're here. It's so weird to not have Natalie. I know it is it is but I'm so happy for her. She |
0:37.7 | seems at I was gonna say like balanced. I don't know I wrote her a text I'm like a buckle up sister and just and remember you're in charge. |
0:48.0 | By the way here's my little updates she did send the baby to the nursery so she could sleep. Remember I told her I'm like |
0:54.8 | send the baby? They're much nicer there than they are at Hogue. At Hogue they like baby |
0:59.8 | shame you. And at St. John's they do too because it's a very Catholic hospital. So there was a lot of like, |
1:05.0 | Catilini like rules. Like you have to breastfeed and very, I mean I did not have a good breastfeeding experience with the first one and they were like what's wrong you know there was an element of like what's wrong with you get it together girl |
1:17.3 | Shaming you no she's she said Natalie just seems cool like there the nurse was in there and she was like the lactation |
1:23.7 | specialist is coming in so don't feed the baby until she comes in and she was like |
1:27.8 | okay but it was taking so long and now I was like whatever right she's already like in charge you know what I'm saying like she's |
1:35.2 | she's really good for her I feel like the shoe's gonna drop when it's about having to balance |
1:39.7 | the baby and everything she's used to, you know, to be that. |
1:43.0 | For me, it was after I came back from maternity leave |
1:46.2 | because I worked in a traditional work environment. |
1:48.4 | Right. |
1:48.9 | How much time did you have off? |
1:50.2 | With the first one, not a lot, two months, because we didn't really have coverage and then with the second two it was like three and four months, but I wrote it's funny I wrote this essay to myself that I was like maybe I'll publish it one day and it was like I don't need a longer |
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