SAPS107 – Anorexia and Bulimia: What to Look For.
Posted by: Kevin Mulryne
Show notes:
In this week’s episode
Moving House? 5 Tips to Help Your Kids Adjust Easily
Anorexia and Bulimia: What to Look For
Want to positively TRANSFORM the atmosphere in your home? Try this simple technique.
Plus …
I am in Conversation with Maria Lianos-Carbone of amotherworld.com – to listen to the full interview, please click on the link below:
Sue in Conversation with Maria Lianos-Carbone
Maria’s Book
You read all the birthing books, took the Lamaze classes, and made it through labor (mostly) unscathed, but now the baby is home–and it’s a whole new ballgame!
There are plenty of books and resources about how to properly care for your new baby, but what about caring for yourself? Maria Lianos-Carbone, founder of AMotherWorld.com, outlines the “proper care and feeding” of mothers during their baby’s first year with humor and honesty. From the physical and emotional changes a new mom will undergo to rekindling intimacy with her partner, Oh Baby! Mom’s Survival Guide for the First Year keeps the focus on moms–because you can’t draw water (or breastmilk, for that matter) from an empty well.
Maria’s straight-talking, no-nonsense approach will give new moms everything they need to survive as they embark on the journey of motherhood.
Available from Amazon
Connect with Maria
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