Christiana
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1,364 appearances
23 recordings
1 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard Jun 2025
Christiana’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And let's not even talk about, and I think this is around the Western world, the housing crisis. It's so expensive.
Schools aren't good. Private schools are super expensive. So it's just like everything is working against you. And then I'd say like on a really, maybe it's like, I don't think it's vain. For a long time, you don't feel like yourself in your body. You have this baby, you're lumpy, you're soft. You don't feel sexy. Do you know what I mean? It's like you're scrolling Instagram.
You're like, you know, a Zen pick. Everyone's very hot and thin right now. And you're just like, I feel like blah.
So they will basically become Ozempic resistant.
How could you? Well, the worst thing is being like postpartum in the age of Ozempic. Because I think I've been through the entire life cycle. So when I had OB in 2020, then it was COVID. But it was a wave of body positivity. Yeah. And everyone was saying, you're not your body. Thank your body for just keeping you alive. Because, you know, the stakes were different. It was like viruses.
So you were just like, oh, I've got this thing that keeps me alive. Good for you. It didn't matter how it looked. And now the algorithm is just feeding me, oh, you're postpartum, how to get your body back. Basically eating disorder content, like lean is law. And the timeline does look
different because so many people are on glp ones and you look at the red carpet from the oscars or the grammys and you're like people look really different yeah and like everyone everyone is honest so there's also being everyone is a woman that's just had a baby in a very different cultural space where a maternal body is like no one no one wants to see evidence that you've had babies we hate those bodies it's a mom bod it's so rude right wouldn't do
He was very supportive. You were great when I was pregnant with Obi.
This is like, this is over-wokeness, you know?
By the way, I'm an ally for people who have been pregnant. However, I myself, but now you sound like a dead bit.
I feel so bad. I'm such a mean pregnant woman. That's not true. Not to you.
In the house. Trevor, you'd be like, oh, fine. No, I think my character flaw is that when I'm frustrated with things, there's always like the target of my frustration, even if it's not that person themselves. So I think Lewis had to absorb a lot of my complaints. But also I've had three kids for this man.
He's a great parent. I say to him, if you died and left me a widow, I'd go and get you back because I can't do this without you. No, just don't die. But that's beautiful though.
My parents are in the UK. His family's in New York. We're very fortunate enough to have a nanny who focuses on two, Luna. Now we just use numbers for the children because we get their names wrong.
Focuses on two. Lewis currently does the heavy lifting with one. So he gets Obi dressed for school, gives him breakfast, takes him to school, takes him to any activity he needs to have and then brings him back, et cetera, et cetera. And I focus on three. But we have a great village. My parents come out to New York this week to record these episodes. My parents came out from London.
They're currently in the hotel like 10 minutes away with Cora. Louis's parents have already come out. They came out shortly after Cora was born and they spent two weeks with us helping us out. So even though we don't have our village always physically present, People are very supportive.
And I think, you know, it's great to have like the physical support, but so much of parenting is just like the psychological toll. And you guys are part of the village, like friends, family. How are you doing? Checking in three of my best friends from my childhood. Well, we're schoolgirls together. We're in a group chat and we're always like encouraging each other.
They also have kids. They also have kids. And we're all in different life phases with the kids and ages. And even before they were like, how are you? How are you feeling? You've got your pump late. You're texting me. Or if I came in today. So we have a village. We are incredibly supported. But we still most days feel like we're treading water.
So I cannot imagine how I think most parents in America or in the West are just drowning.
I mean, I think there was Japan a few years ago experienced the first year where they sold more adult diapers than diapers for babies.
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