My Fertile Brain
Manuela Kouakou, MD-PhD, Anna | Tender & True, Ann Ledbetter, Code and Crayons, Colleen-Child In Mind, Rosalinda Pérez-EversonNeuroscientist, MD, and mother translating brain science into grounded, compassionate insights for parents
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🎧 AUDIO | When you're about to lose it: How breathing gets you back online
The science of breathwork—and and five techniques to use to use it in real parenting moments
When you're about to lose it
It happens before you’ve had time to think. Your child is melting down. Your jaw tightens. Something in you is already reacting before you’ve made any decision at all.
When you're about to lose it: How breathing gets you back online
The science of breathwork—and and five techniques to use to use it in real parenting moments
🎧 AUDIO | The Pause: How to Stop Reacting and Start Responding
This essay is part of my ongoing series on the neuroscience of parenting.
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Neuroscientist, doctor and mother translating brain science into grounded, compassionate insights for parents. Free brain book for couples.
A first-time mom, raising a little boy with a big story. Honest motherhood, limb-difference advocacy, and tender reflections from our little world \ud83e\udd0e
I am a midwife (the certified nurse-midwife variety), mom, researcher, and writer. Partera de inmigrantes. FQHC employee. Maternal Mortality Review Team Member. Preferential option for the poor.
Helping parents raise thinkers, not followers, in the AI era — through books, play, and calm tech. Join the journey.
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Speaking my truth on what it is to be a Latina, mother, and sensitive in 2026. Former teacher, youth services specialist, educational and SEL counselor, student advisor and advocate. Current mama and creative \ud83c\udf39
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