Navigating Intimacy, Identity, and Eating After Having a Baby

In this episode, Alana opens up an honest and compassionate conversation about the shifting identity of motherhood, particularly exploring the emotional terrain that surrounds new mothers as they navigate changes in their bodies, their sense of self, and their relationship with food. She acknowledges her own perspective as someone without lived experience of motherhood, yet brings deep insights gained from years of supporting mothers in her work. Alana delves into the pressures to “bounce back,” the grief and joy that coexist during this life transition, and the complex role food can play as both comfort and coping mechanism. With empathy and gentle guidance, she offers tools for finding compassion, reclaiming feminine energy, and gradually moving toward healing. Enter the giveaway to receive a 1:1 private session with Alana by DMing a screenshot of your review @bewellbyak on Instagram or emailing as [email protected]!Leave us a voice message for our next Q&A episode!The Craving Reset Library is your on-demand toolkit for breaking emotional eating patterns in real time – without relying on willpower or rules. Inside, you’ll find fast-acting audio tools designed to interrupt cravings, regulate your nervous system, and retrain your brain to feel calm, clear, and in control. Whether it’s a 3-minute urge or a full-blown binge cycle, these resets put you back in charge. Click here to access the Craving Reset Audio Library and take control in the moment it matters most.Coming Home to Your Body → A self-paced course to help you feel safe, grounded, and at peace in a body that's still changing. Learn to build trust with your body now – not just after weight loss. ⁠Enroll here⁠Explore more from Be Well by AKBe sure to follow Alana on Instagram at @bewellbyak.TakeawaysDeeper changes beyond the physical body: a transformation of identityThe duality of joy and grief in motherhoodGrieving lost freedoms, previous sense of self, and familiar body imageParadox of being “over touched” by a baby but “under connected” with adult relationshipsLosing connection to sensuality while managing constant physical demandsFood as an accessible, expectation-free source of comfort and sensationChapters00:00 Motherhood: Respect, Humility, Honesty05:39 Dual Nature of Motherhood08:14 Compassionate Healing Beyond Comfort Eating13:11 Embracing and Reclaiming Feminine Energy

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