[Best of Birthful] How to Navigate the Identity Shift of Becoming a Mom, with Sophie McEntee

Best of Birthful, Parenting, Podcast, Postpartum, TBPodcast

Welcome to the Best of Birthful. Creator and host Adriana Lozada curated and edited each selection in this playlist of the show’s most popular episodes. It’s a tailored introduction to the expansive catalog she amassed over the first five years of...

Let’s Tackle Postpartum Mood and Anxiety Disorders

Parenting, Perinatal mental health, Podcast, Postpartum, Pregnancy, short episode, TBPodcast

Adriana Lozada shares facts about the prevalence of postpartum mood and anxiety disorders, or PMADs. She encourages us to acknowledge the combined mental health impact of postpartum experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic, plus she gives suggestions on the signs to...

Lessons in Decolonizing Parenting

Activism, Parenting, Podcast

Parenting facilitator Leslie Arreola-Hillenbrand talks to Adriana Lozada about starting Latinx Parenting to help families decolonize oppressive parenting practices and jettison cultural discipline techniques their parents used—that many say they’d never use on their...

How to Prepare Siblings for Life with a Newborn

newborn, Parenting, Podcast, short episode

Adriana Lozada tackles a question parents ask her often: how to introduce your other children to their newborn sibling. There isn’t one right way to do it, so Adriana has suggestions to make the intros and transition easier—and joyful! How did you introduce your older...

The Transition into Fatherhood, with JaMone Alexander

newborn, Parenting, Podcast, TBPodcast

Since they aren’t growing a baby inside their bodies, it usually takes a bit longer for partners and dads-to-be to realize the magnitude of changes coming their way. What are some ways to prepare for becoming a dad, connecting with your kids, and showing up in a...

Raising Anti-Racist Children, with Dr. Qadira Huff

newborn, Parenting, Podcast, TBPodcast

Kids aren’t born racist, so how do these biases get absorbed? What can you do to intentionally bring up anti-racist kids? Is it ever too early to start talking about race, and what are some ways to do so with your babies, toddlers, kindergarteners, and older...