Hi again ,

This note is especially for women who have recently returned to work after having a baby—but you may find it relevant even if you’re in a different season.

In Part 3 of my conversation with Priya Rednam Waldo*, we talk about what often shifts once you’ve returned to work—when expectations pick up, routines tighten, and it’s easy to wonder why you’re still struggling.

We discuss how the signs that indicate support may be helpful can look a bit different at this stage, why comparing yourself to other moms can be misleading, and how identifying and addressing your needs—mentally, emotionally and physically—can help you approach this transition with more confidence and control.

👉 Watch Part 3 here:

Here's to supporting mothers who are carrying a lot.

P.S. *Priya Rednam Waldo is a licensed perinatal therapist, coach and keynote speaker who exclusively supports high-achieving, career-driven women through the transformative journey of motherhood—from pregnancy through postpartum and beyond. Priya can be reached at priyarednamwaldo.com.

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