In this heartfelt episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik welcomes Maria Moreno, a certified pediatric sleep consultant and motherhood life coach. Maria opens up about her own battle with postpartum depression, extreme sleep deprivation, and a high-anxiety NICU experience during the pandemic. Through her personal transformation, she discovered the power of sleep—not just for babies, but for moms too. Together, they explore the deep connection between sleep and mental health, and how gentle, science-backed sleep strategies can help parents reclaim peace, balance, and well-being. From busting myths a...
In this heartfelt episode of Healthy Mind, Healthy Life, host Avik welcomes Maria Moreno, a certified pediatric sleep consultant and motherhood life coach. Maria opens up about her own battle with postpartum depression, extreme sleep deprivation, and a high-anxiety NICU experience during the pandemic. Through her personal transformation, she discovered the power of sleep—not just for babies, but for moms too. Together, they explore the deep connection between sleep and mental health, and how gentle, science-backed sleep strategies can help parents reclaim peace, balance, and well-being. From busting myths around sleep training to encouraging moms to ask for help without guilt, this episode is a must-listen for every parent navigating early parenthood chaos.
About the Guest: Maria Moreno is a certified pediatric sleep consultant and motherhood life coach behind Mindful Mother. After overcoming severe sleep deprivation and postpartum depression following her daughter’s birth, Maria made it her mission to empower other parents with gentle sleep methods and mindful strategies. She specializes in individualized routines that support both baby sleep and parental well-being.
Key Takeaways:
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Sleep deprivation can worsen postpartum depression and emotional instability.
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Gentle sleep methods like the “camping out” approach can help build independence without distress.
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Sleep training, when personalized, strengthens the parent-child bond rather than harms it.
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Asking for help is a powerful act of self-care—not a sign of failure.
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Creating sleep routines and wake windows can bring structure and calm into chaotic early parenthood.
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