EBB 286 - Importance of Postpartum Support with the Founder of In Kind Boxes, Maria Berglund

Evidence Based Birth®

Rebecca Dekker

Pregnancy, Health & Fitness, Childbirth, Parenting, Birth, Medicine, Kids & Family, Doula, Obstetrician, Midwife

4.6 • 978 Ratings

🗓️ 11 October 2023

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

I am so excited to share today's episode of Evidence Based Birth®

podcast with you! Today, I am bringing you an interview with Maria Berglund, the founder of In Kind Boxes, a nonprofit organization with a mission to help families thrive after birth with a baby shower gift that gives back.

This episode is coming out just in time for our listeners who are doulas and midwives to apply for In Kind's partnership program! Tune in to get all the details!

Maria Berglund, is a Canadian mom living in the United States. Maria has three wonderful boys and her work as the founder of In Kind Boxes has been featured both on Good Morning America and in Entrepreneur Magazine.

Maria and I talk about why she started a nonprofit with a mission to help new parents thrive after birth and how that vision grew into a model to support and give back to families in vulnerable positions, like NICU families or refugee families. Maria speaks to her different experiences in the postpartum period between Canada and the US, and how that stark difference in support sparked this idea. In Kind Boxes are filled with tangible goods that support growing families, baby and parent alike with natural, organic goods that help families thrive.

Resources:

Learn more about partnering with Maria and In Kind at www.inkindboxes.org

Follow the work of In Kind on Instagram and TikTok

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hi everyone on today's podcast we're going to talk with Maria Bergland the founder of
0:05.6	in-kind boxes about the importance of postpartum care and support.
0:10.5	Welcome to support.
0:17.0	Welcome to the Evidence-Based Birth Podcast. My name is Rebecca Decker, and I'm a nurse with my PhD
0:20.0	and the founder of Evidence-Based Birth.
0:22.0	Join me each week as we work together and the founder of Evidence-Based Birth.
0:22.8	Join me each week as we work together
0:24.9	to get evidence-based information
0:26.9	into the hands of families and professionals
0:29.3	around the world.
0:30.8	As a reminder, this information is not medical advice.
0:34.0	See Eviebirth.com slash disclaimer for more details.
0:40.0	Hi everyone, my name is Rebecca Decker,
0:42.0	pronouns she her, and I will be your host for today's episode
0:46.2	I'll let you know that if there are any content warnings we'll post them in the description or show notes that go along with this episode
0:54.4	Before we get started, I have an important announcement for you. This October 19 and October 22, we are hosting a free webinar
1:00.8	for the public all about the evidence on breach birth.
1:05.0	Now here at EBB we only host these free webinars twice a year so this is your chance.
1:10.0	Do you want to learn from me and the rest of the research team at evidence-based birth?
1:14.1	Then to reserve your spot just go to eBbirth.com slash webinar and now I would like to
1:20.0	introduce our honored guest. Maria Bergland,
1:23.9	pronouns she her, is a Canadian mom living in the United States.
	...

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