I was delighted to sign up for Jessica Lorion on the Mamas in Education Podcast for a two-aspect sequence on all factors Sexual intercourse, Pregnancy and Postpartum.

We talk about the realities of the fourth trimester, that go significantly beyond the notorious 6-week mark! I really encourage mothers not to leap into sexual activity they do not come to feel all set for physically or emotionally and to remember that intercourse really should not be painful.

One topic we communicate about:

What does it signify to be touched out?

Here’s a clip from the display notes: “Especially in postpartum, our bodies can really feel like baby machines. They have just been place via a significant trauma and now they are currently being utilised to feed, soothe and nurture a human. It is very difficult to anticipate our bodies and our minds to then flip a switch and turn out to be sexual beings. Cindy shares with us the importance of “changing hats.” It is vital that we acquire off our mom hat and give ourselves time to not be touched, so then we can put on the hat of wife/partner who desires to be sought after and is appealing.” 

One of my preferred podcast interviews to date. Give it a pay attention via the hyperlinks beneath.