'n Ma & 'n Mikrofoon

Anneen Henze het al 'n lang pad gestap as #momtrepreneur—eers as klere-ontwerper met 'n gewilde swangerskapsreeks agter haar naam. Nou het sy 'n nuwe reis aangepak, toe sy die webblad The Mom Archive begin het. The Mom Archive is "Suid-Afrika se eerste omvattende aanlyngids en gemeenskapsplatform wat ontwerp is om ouerskap en ma-wees te vereenvoudig." Maar hierdie is nie nét 'n gesprek oor besigheid nie. Anneen deel met Daniëlla die verhaal van hoe hierdie besigheid tot stand gekom het, uit die perspektief van 'n mamma wat ’n moeilike diagnose oor haar kind gekry het en selfs uitbranding ervaar het. Sy gee ook waardevolle raad wat sy deur die jare in die sakewêreld geleer het. *https://www.themomarchive.co.za/ Anneen Henze has come a long way as a #momtrepreneur—starting as a clothing designer with a popular maternity line to her name. Now, she's embarked on a new journey with the creation of The Mom Archive. The Mom Archive is "South Africa's first comprehensive online directory and community platform designed to simplify parenting and motherhood." But this conversation isn’t just about business. Anneen shares with Daniëlla the story of how this business came to life, from the perspective of a mother who received a challenging diagnosis concerning her child and even experienced burnout. She also offers valuable advice drawn from her many years in the business world. * https://www.themomarchive.co.za/ - Intro Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/burst-of-light License code: I430IW70W4DQLJ9Z

Mari Botha se dogtertjie, Ruaché, het net 440 gram geweeg toe sy op 25 weke gebore is. Wat gevolg het, was 330 dae in die neonatale eenheid (NICU), terwyl Mari sélf vir haar eie lewe moes veg, omdat haar niere ingegee het. In hierdie episode vertel sy vir Daniëlla wat sy as preemie-mamma geleer het, deel sy raad vir ander ouers met kinders in NICU, en vertel van die uitdagende pad wat hulle gestap het voor, tydens en ná hulle maande in die hospital. *November is Preemie-bewustheidsmaand, met "World Prematurity Day" wat op 17 November gevier word. Mari Botha’s daughter, Ruaché, weighed just 440 grams when she was born at 25 weeks. What followed was a journey of 330 days in the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), during which Mari herself had to fight for her life due to kidney failure. In this episode, Mari shares with Daniëlla the lessons she's learned as a preemie mom, offers heartfelt advice for other parents with children in the NICU, and reflects on the challenging path they traveled before, during, and after their months in the hospital. * November is Prematurity Awareness Month, with "World Prematurity Day" observed on November 17. - Intro Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/burst-of-light License code: I430IW70W4DQLJ9Z

Hierdie episode is die gevolg van talle boodskappe versoeke van luisteraars van 'n Ma & 'n Mikrofoon. Nageboorte depressie. Post-partum depressie. Méér as net "baby blues" - en meer algemeen as wat ons almal besef. En ten spyte daarvan dat dit so baie van ons raak, steeds nie iets waaroor ons graag praat nie. Maar in dié episode praat Daniëlla en kliniese sielkundige Gerda Kriel wél sonder skroom. Gerda deel haar eie storie oor nageboorte depressie, iets wat sy ook as kind beleef het toe haar ma daaraan gely het. Sy verduidelik waarom dit gebeur, wat jy kan doen (vooraf, tydens en na die tyd) en waarom dit nooit te laat is om in te gryp nie. Ons praat ook oor hoe PPD ook mans en pa's raak; en hoe jy jou man, vriendinne of kollegas kan bystaan wanneer jy die tekens raaksien. This episode is the result of many messages and requests from listeners of 'n Ma & 'n Mikrofoon. Postpartum depression... It's more than just the "baby blues" – and more common than we all realize. Despite affecting so many of us, it’s still something we are often reluctant to talk about. But in this episode, Daniëlla and clinical psychologist Gerda Kriel talk openly and without hesitation. Gerda shares her own story of postpartum depression, something she also experienced as a child when her mother suffered from it. She explains why it happens, what you can do (before, during, and after), and why it’s never too late to intervene. We also discuss how PPD affects men and fathers too, and how you can support your husband, friends, or colleagues when you recognize the signs. - Intro Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/burst-of-light License code: I430IW70W4DQLJ9Z

As ouers wéét ons hoe moeilik dit kan wees om te sien hoe ons kinders sukkel met spanning – hetsy weens eksamens, konflik met vriende, 'n nuwe omgewing, of selfs veranderinge in hul liggame. Dit kan ons magteloos laat voel, maar daar is dinge wat ons kan doen om hulle te ondersteun. In hierdie episode gesels die opvoedkundige profiel-ontleder Charne Lieberberg met Daniëlla en verduidelik hoe kinders se breine stres anders verwerk as volwassenes. Sy deel ook bemagtigende, maklike strategieë wat ouers kan gebruik om hul kinders toe te rus met die vaardighede om angs te oorkom en beheer te neem oor stresvolle situasies. * Kontak Charne by www.samindframe.com of 076 971 8138. As parents, we all know how difficult it can be to watch our children face stress—whether it’s from exams, friendships, new environments, or even changes in their bodies. While it may leave us feeling helpless, there are steps we can take to support them. In this episode, educational profile analyst Charne Lieberberg sits down with Daniëlla to break down how children’s brains process stress differently from adults. She also shares powerful, easy-to-follow strategies to help parents equip their children with the skills to overcome anxiety and take control of stressful situations. * You can reach Charne at www.samindframe.com or 076 971 8138. - Intro Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/abbynoise/burst-of-light License code: I430IW70W4DQLJ9Z