The Juna Moms Podcast

Today we have a special episode! Juna Founder, Sarah Kuhn, and her husband Eric, sat down with their friend Kara to share the story of their home birth.

Their third baby and second son Levi was born last week and it was Sarah's first home birth.

We will resume Episodes of Season 2 next Tuesday.

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Season 2 Homepage and Show Notes can be found here: https://juna.co/podcast2/

Today’s episode is the 8th part of our Family Planning Series, and we’re talking all about the little things we do every day that often go unnoticed.

To help us with this topic, I enlisted my husband Eric for a candid conversation on how we divvy things up, and Author Eve Rodsky, who has crafted a real world solution for dividing the 100 or so invisible tasks that must get done every day as part of her book "Fair Play".

By the end of this episode you should have a clear picture of the importance of domestic responsibility and be able to set the “every day” of your life up for success.

If you’re listening to this episode before having kids, that’s even better. Put the system in place early and you’ll be way ahead of the game.

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Season 2 Homepage and Show Notes can be found here: https://juna.co/podcast2/

To get in touch with Eve Rodsky you can find her on Instagram @everodsky

If you have any questions, comments, or need some more guidance during your Trying To Conceive journey, please e-mail me at [email protected].

Topics from this episode: fair play, domestic responsibility, household chores, marriage, marital bickering, marriage counseling, marriage help, marriage chores, domestic duties.

In this episode Sarah talks with Allison Jandu aka The Potty Training Consultant.

Sarah was in a crisis during the Pandemic attempting to potty train her daughter and reached out to Allison for help. They got the idea to record their conversation so you all can benefit too!

Allison is a professional consultant who assists families with one of childhood’s most important, yet daunting, milestones - potty training.

Allison has helped countless children of all ages. Her custom potty training plans are based on building independence and empowerment and she thrives on seeing children succeed. She has made it her personal mission to revolutionize the way we think about potty training as a society.

If you plan to potty train your kids, this is the episode for you.

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For more from Allison (she has some great blogs), click here.

Today’s episode is the 7th part of our Family Planning Series, and we’re talking all about prenatal nutrition.

When I sat down with Stefanie I was actually in the process of Trying To Conceive my 3rd baby, and I’m happy to report that her advice helped and I’m currently 32 weeks pregnant - HELLO 3rd Trimester.

What you’re going to hear in the episode is a high level overview of the things we should and shouldn’t be doing when it comes to our diets and fertility.

Stefanie does an amazing job breaking down fertility for both men and women and keeping things simple and informative.

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Season 2 Homepage and Show Notes. https://juna.co/podcast2/

If you’re interested in the finer details of our conversation with Stefanie you can find the full interview in Season 1 - it’s Episode 27.

To get in touch with Stefanie you can find her on Instagram @the_dietologist.

If you have any questions, comments, or need some more guidance during your Trying To Conceive journey, please e-mail me at [email protected].

Topics from this episode: fertility foods, trying to get pregnant, trying to conceive, foods for conception

Today’s episode is the 6th part of our Family Planning Series, and we’re talking all about the emotional toll infertility can take on the lives of those it affects and the people around them. By the end of this episode you should have some tools to help you process many of these emotions, learn the things to say and do if you have a friend or family member going through infertility, and set yourself up for success if you’re just beginning you’re trying to conceive journey.

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Season 2 Homepage and Show Notes. https://juna.co/podcast2/

Topics from this episode: infertility, fertility, emotional toll of infertility, emotions and infertility, partners and infertility