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78. Perimenopause, Strength Training & Anti-Diet Culture with Jessie Mundell27 May 202600:41:59

What if the exhaustion, anxiety, poor recovery, sleep changes, and body shifts you’re experiencing aren’t just postpartum… but the beginning of perimenopause?

In this powerful guest episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we sit down with Jessie Mundell — exercise specialist in pregnancy, postpartum, birth recovery, and perimenopause — to talk about what women actually need to know about training, fueling, and supporting their bodies as they age.

Jessie holds a Bachelor’s degree in Health & Physical Education and a Master’s in Kinesiology, and has spent the last 20 years educating women and fitness professionals on how to move through pregnancy, postpartum, and midlife with strength and confidence.

Together, we dive into:

  •  Jessie’s journey into the pre/postnatal and perimenopause space 
  •  Why anti-diet culture is central to her philosophy 
  •  Common signs and symptoms of perimenopause women often dismiss 
  •  Why many women are told they’re “too young” for menopause conversations 
  •  The overlap between postpartum and perimenopause symptoms 
  •  The role of progesterone in perimenopause and menopause 
  •  How workouts and recovery need to shift in midlife 
  •  Why strength training becomes even more important as we age 
  •  The importance of fueling adequately and avoiding chronic under-eating 
  •  The “minimum effective dose” approach to fitness: doing less, but smarter 

This episode is especially important for women and folks navigating motherhood later in life, wondering why their body suddenly feels different, or trying to figure out how to exercise in a way that actually supports their hormones and nervous system.

Whether you’re postpartum, approaching perimenopause, or already experiencing symptoms, this conversation will leave you feeling informed, validated, and empowered to advocate for yourself.

Connect with Jessie everywhere on the internet at Jessie Mundell. 

Her Website

Her Instagram 

Tune in for more conversations on pregnancy fitness, postpartum recovery, women’s hormone health, strength training for women, and free resources for new moms designed to help you feel Vibrantly You® through every stage of womanhood.


Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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77. First Trimester Workouts: Letting Go of Guilt When Exercise Feels Hard20 May 202600:12:49

Thought pregnancy would be your motivation to “finally stay consistent” with workouts… and then the first trimester hit?

In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan — certified pregnancy personal trainer and prenatal fitness coach — is talking about the reality of exercise during the first trimester and why so many people feel blindsided by exhaustion, nausea, and the sudden inability to move the way they expected.

This episode is your permission slip to stop fighting your body.

We dive into the disconnect between expectations and reality in early pregnancy, the grief that can come with feeling unlike yourself, and how to release the guilt around not being able to maintain your normal workout routine.

Because first trimester movement doesn’t need to be intense to be impactful.

 In this episode, Megan covers:

  •  What’s physically happening in the first trimester that affects energy and exercise tolerance 
  •  Why fatigue and nausea can make workouts feel impossible 
  •  The emotional side of grieving your pre-pregnancy identity and expectations 
  •  How to stop viewing rest as failure 
  •  Low-energy, high-impact movement strategies that still support your pregnancy 
  •  Simple exercises and drills like: 
    •  360 breathing 
    •  mobility work 
    •  gentle walks 
    •  nervous system-supportive movement

This episode is for the pregnant mom who feels frustrated, discouraged, or disconnected from movement in early pregnancy.

You are not lazy. Your body is doing something incredibly demanding.

And sometimes the most supportive thing you can do is shift the goal from performance to support.

Tune in weekly for conversations on pregnancy workout plans, prenatal fitness, postpartum recovery, and free resources for new moms designed to help you feel Vibrantly You® through every stage of motherhood.

Referenced in this episode:

Find a perinatal mental health therapist near you 

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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68. My Journey to Becoming a Pregnancy Personal Trainer & Birth Doula (From Loss to VBAC)18 Mar 202600:20:41

This episode is a little more personal — and a lot more meaningful.

In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan shares her journey to becoming a pregnancy personal trainer, postpartum fitness coach, and birth doula — and how her own experiences with loss, pregnancy, C-section recovery, and VBAC shaped the work she does today.

From growing up active and falling out of routine in college… to discovering online fitness through the early days of community-based workouts… to ultimately finding her purpose in supporting moms — this is the story behind the brand.

But more than that, it’s a story about what happens when you feel lost in pregnancy and postpartum — and how powerful it is to have the right support.

Megan opens up about:

  • Navigating pregnancy after loss during the pandemic
  • Feeling anxious, disconnected, and unsure how to move her body
  • Recovering from a C-section and rebuilding strength from the ground up
  • Becoming pre/postnatal certified to heal herself — and realizing every mom deserved this support
  • How her VBAC experience and working with a doula inspired her to become a birth doula
  • What it means to truly hold space for moms during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum

This episode is a behind-the-scenes look at how Vibrantly You® came to life — and why this work goes so much deeper than pregnancy workout plans or online postpartum workouts.

Because yes — movement matters.
 But so does feeling supported, informed, and deeply cared for in one of the biggest transitions of your life.

If you’re currently pregnant, postpartum, or thinking about working with a prenatal fitness coach, this episode will help you understand what it really means to have someone in your corner.

Referred to in this episode:

Episode 27: Megan's Birth Story (TOLAC to Successful VBAC)

Episode 33: 6 Things I Did to Prepare for a VBAC

If you're curious about working together:

Learn more about my Vibrantly You Fitness Coaching HERE 

Have me join your birth team! 

Tune in for more conversations on pregnancy fitness, postpartum recovery, birth prep, and free resources for new moms — and what it means to feel Vibrantly You® through every stage of motherhood.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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67. Essential Nutrients for Pregnancy: What Your Body Needs Each Trimester (and Postpartum)11 Mar 202600:22:53

Feeling overwhelmed by all the nutrition advice during pregnancy? In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Caitlin — certified perinatal nutritionist — breaks down the essential nutrients for pregnancy from the moment you find out you’re pregnant through postpartum recovery.

Rather than focusing on rigid food rules, this episode is all about helping you understand what your body is asking for in each stage of pregnancy and how to support it with simple, realistic nutrition strategies.

We walk through the major shifts happening in your body during each trimester and the key nutrients that help support baby’s development, maternal health, and postpartum recovery.

Inside this episode, we cover:

First Trimester

  • Why food can feel the hardest in early pregnancy (nausea, aversions, fatigue)
  • Nutrients that support early fetal development and placenta formation
  • The importance of folate, vitamin B6, and choline

Second Trimester

  • Why protein needs increase as baby grows
  • How iron supports blood volume expansion and energy levels

Third Trimester

  • Why calorie needs are highest in late pregnancy
  • The role of protein, iron, hydration, and electrolytes in supporting labor preparation and maternal energy

Postpartum Recovery

  • Why nutrition should be a bigger part of the postpartum conversation
  • The importance of adequate calories, iron replenishment, and recovery-focused nourishment after birth — especially if significant blood loss occurred

This episode will help you shift from feeling overwhelmed by pregnancy nutrition advice to feeling confident in how to nourish your body throughout pregnancy and postpartum.

Whether you’re newly pregnant, deep into your third trimester, or planning ahead for recovery, this conversation will help you better understand how nutrition supports your changing body.

Mentioned in today's episode:

- Episode 2: Nausea & Aversions

- Episode 63: Prenatal Supplements 

- Prenatal and Postpartum Nutritional Guides 

If you loved today's episode, be sure to tune in for more conversations on prenatal nutrition, pregnancy fitness, postpartum recovery, and free resources for new moms from a pregnancy personal trainer and perinatal nutritionist dedicated to helping you feel Vibrantly You® in motherhood.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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66. What Does a Doula Actually Do? The Role of a Doula on Your Birth Team04 Mar 202600:24:05

Thinking about hiring a doula — but not totally sure what they actually do?

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we’re breaking down the real role of a birth doula on your labor and delivery team. From emotional support to advocacy, education, and hands-on comfort measures, we’re unpacking what’s within a doula’s scope of practice — and what’s not.

We cover:

  • What a doula is (and how they’re different from a nurse, midwife or OB)
  • The scope of practice for birth doulas
  • How doulas support you physically during labor (positions, comfort techniques, etc)
  • Emotional support and reducing fear in birth
  • The advocacy role — and why education BEFORE labor matters
  • Why birth prep and informed decision-making are key to feeling confident

One of the biggest takeaways?
A doula doesn’t replace your medical team — they complement it. But the real magic happens when you do the preparation work ahead of time so you can walk into labor informed, empowered, and supported.

Whether you’re newly pregnant, or building your birth plan, this episode will help you understand how birth support fits into the bigger picture of prenatal preparation.

Because birth isn’t just something that happens to you — it’s something you can prepare for.

Episode 27: Megan's Birth Story with Baby #2 (doula supported birth)

Episode 33: 6 Things Megan Did to Prepare for her VBAC

Megan incorporates doula work into her Prenatal Fitness Coaching. To learn more, CLICK HERE. 

To inquire about having Megan on your birth team, inquire HERE. 

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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65. Making Mom Friends in Your 30s: The Awkward, the Real, and the Unexpected25 Feb 202600:20:05

Making friends as an adult is hard. Making mom friends in your 30s? Somehow even harder.

In this Coffee Chit Chat episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we’re having an honest conversation about what it’s really like trying to build community in motherhood — especially when you’re juggling toddlers, different parenting styles, busy schedules, and yes… the current political climate.

We talk about:

  • The struggle of finding local moms in the same stage of parenting
  • When your kids click… but you’re not sure you vibe with the parents
  • Navigating value differences and tension in today’s social environment
  • The surprising beauty of meeting mom friends online
  • Why community in motherhood matters for your mental health

Whether you’re newly postpartum, deep in toddler life, or somewhere in between, this episode is your reminder that building friendships in this season takes intention — and that you’re not alone if it feels awkward.

As a pregnancy personal trainer and perinatal nutritionist, we spend our days supporting women through pregnancy and postpartum — but community is just as important as workouts and nutrition. Thriving in motherhood isn’t only about working out and nourishing your body— it’s also about having people who truly get you.

If you’ve been craving deeper connection or wondering how to find your people in this season, grab your coffee and join us for this real-life mom chat.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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64. Should You Hire a Pregnancy Personal Trainer? How Specialized Coaching Supports Birth & Postpartum18 Feb 202600:16:24

Wondering if hiring a pregnancy personal trainer is worth it — especially if you’re already active? In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg breaks down the difference between simply staying active during pregnancy and strategically training for birth, postpartum recovery, and the physical changes of pregnancy.

We dive into what most expecting moms aren’t taught about prenatal fitness — like pressure management, pelvic floor coordination, posture changes, and movement patterns that actually prepare your body for labor. Because pregnancy isn’t just a modified version of your regular workouts — it’s a completely different physiological experience that requires a different approach. 

Inside this episode, you’ll learn:

  • What qualifications to look for in a prenatal fitness coach
  • Why postpartum recovery actually starts during pregnancy
  • Common mistakes people make when exercising pregnant
  • How targeted strength training can reduce aches, pains, and pelvic pressure
  • Why pregnancy workout plans should focus on function 
  • How the right program can support alignment, mobility, and labor prep

Whether you’re a beginner or already love working out, this episode will help you understand how a pregnancy fitness program can support your body in ways generic workouts can’t — so you feel confident, capable, and prepared for motherhood.

Subscribe for weekly episodes on prenatal fitness, postpartum recovery, perinatal nutrition, and free resources for new moms from experts who specialize in supporting women through every stage of motherhood.

Check out Episode #7 to learn more about core/ab exercises in pregnancy 

For more information on 1:1 training, check out Meg's Vibrantly You Coaching Program HERE

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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63. Prenatal Supplements: What You Actually Need in Pregnancy (and What You Don’t)11 Feb 202600:18:06

Confused about which supplements you actually need during pregnancy? In this solo episode, Caitlin— Certified Perinatal Nutritionist—breaks down everything you need to know about prenatal vitamins and other common supplements for pregnancy.

She covers:

  • What to look for in a quality prenatal vitamin
  • Why omega-3s are especially important 
  • Which nutrients you can get through diet (and which are harder to meet without supplementation)
  • When you might need extra iron—and why that’s highly individual
  • Why “one-size-fits-all” supplements don’t work for everyone
  • Which trendy pregnancy supplements are unnecessary (and possibly gimmicky)
  • The importance of working with your provider to personalize your supplement plan

If you’ve ever stood in the supplement aisle feeling overwhelmed—or been bombarded by social media ads promising “the best prenatal ever”—this episode will bring clarity and confidence to your pregnancy nutrition journey.

Related epsiode:

- Episode 10: Blood Sugar Balance in Pregnancy

Learn more about Caitlin's upcoming cohort for her signature Nourish to Flourish program HERE

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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62. Should You Share Your Pregnancy Early? Pros, Cons & Personal Stories04 Feb 202600:24:12

In this honest, unfiltered Coffee Chit Chat episode, we’re diving into the pros and cons of sharing your pregnancy early — both in real life and on social media. Whether you’re newly pregnant, navigating your first trimester, or reflecting on your own experiences, this conversation will feel like a cozy chat with friends who get it.

We unpack:

  • The emotional and practical benefits of sharing early (like extra support and fewer awkward work absences)
  • The very real fears around pregnancy loss and the grief of “un-telling” people
  • Why some wait until anatomy scans and others feel called to share sooner
  • The nuances of announcing online and the trend of "hard launching" your baby

We also share what we did, what we’d do differently, and why we believe there’s no “right” time — only what’s right for you. This is your gentle reminder that your timeline, your story, and your privacy are always valid.

Let us know if this episode resonates, and be sure to message us on Instagram with other topics you want us to cover! 

Mentioned in today's epsiode:

Evidence-Based Birth 

Find a Perinatal Mental Health Professional

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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61. Bloated Before Your Period? What It Means and How to Support Your Body in the Luteal Phase28 Jan 202600:16:28

Ever feel extra bloated or uncomfortable the week before your period? You’re not alone — and there’s a good reason why it happens. In this solo episode, Caitlin, your perinatal nutritionist, breaks down exactly what’s going on in your body during the luteal phase and how to support digestion through hormone shifts, stress, and inflammation.

Rather than labeling bloating as a problem, Caitlin invites you to reframe it as a clue — your body’s way of asking for extra support. She shares simple, practical tips to reduce digestive discomfort and support hormone balance during this phase of your cycle.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✔️ What hormonal changes are happening during your luteal phase
✔️ How progesterone affects gut motility and contributes to bloating
✔️ Why stress and cortisol impact digestion (especially before your period)
✔️ The mindset shift that changes everything: bloating as information, not failure
✔️ Nutrition strategies that help, like:
– Warm, cooked meals
– Smaller, more frequent meals
– Mindful eating habits (and fewer distractions)
– Protein, fiber, and fat at every meal
– Magnesium-rich foods for hormone and gut support

Whether you’re trying to conceive, newly postpartum, or navigating the monthly rhythm of your body, this episode will help you feel more empowered and in tune with what your body needs.

Tune in every week for conversations around nutrition in pregnancy, fertility support, hormone health, and real-life motherhood. Plus, grab our free resources for new moms and personalized guidance from a pregnancy personal trainer and perinatal nutritionist.

Learn more about Caitlin's Cycle Syncing Mini-Course HERE

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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60. 4 Mistakes New Moms Make When Returning to Exercise (And What to Do Instead)21 Jan 202600:13:43

Excited to get back to workouts after having a baby? We love the energy — but there’s a right way to return to movement postpartum… and a few common mistakes to avoid. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan shares the four biggest missteps she sees new moms make when returning to exercise — and what to do instead to protect your pelvic floor, rebuild strength, and feel empowered in your healing journey.

As a certified postpartum fitness coach, Megan explains why rushing into walking, skipping breathwork, or jumping into pre-baby workouts too quickly can actually set you back. Instead, you’ll learn how to take a strategic approach to postpartum movement that supports core rehab, pelvic floor healing, and long-term strength.

In this episode, you’ll learn:
✔️ Why walking too soon (or too far) can put stress on your healing tissues
✔️ The importance of breathwork and rib expansion for core recovery
✔️ Why 6-week clearance doesn’t mean “go back to your old routine”
✔️ When it’s safe to return to running—and what needs to happen first
✔️ How to avoid injury and build real strength 

Whether you’re newly postpartum or months into recovery, this episode will help you approach fitness with confidence, clarity, and support.

🎧 Subscribe for weekly episodes on pregnancy fitness programs, postpartum workout plans, perinatal nutrition, and free resources for new moms.

Learn more about the 5-5-5 Rule HERE

Looking for a full workout plan? Check out Meg's Return to Fitness program here.



Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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59. Navigating Pregnancy Weight Gain: Mindset, Movement & Nourishment14 Jan 202600:23:13

In this honest and compassionate episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we’re tackling a topic that many pregnant moms struggle with—weight gain during pregnancy.

Hosts Megan Martineau, a certified pregnancy personal trainer, and Caitlin Cipriano, a perinatal nutritionist, dive into the emotional and physical challenges that come with watching your body change rapidly during pregnancy. From navigating the mental hurdles of gaining weight to shifting from aesthetic-based goals to functional prenatal fitness, we share personal stories and expert guidance to help you feel grounded in your body during this transformative time.

What we cover:

  • The mindset shifts needed when your body no longer feels like it’s “yours”
  • How to reframe your exercise goals to focus on mobility, strength, and birth prep
  • The role of nourishment, not restriction, in supporting a healthy pregnancy
  • Common hurdles like nausea, food aversions, and gestational diabetes
  • Why traditional “diet” culture fails pregnant moms — and what to do instead

Whether you're a first-time mom or pregnant again and feeling all the feels, this conversation will help you reconnect with your body, embrace the changes, and feel confident that you're doing enough.

🎧 Tune in and join us each week for expert advice, free resources for new moms, and real talk around pregnancy fitness programs, nutrition for moms, and what it means to feel Vibrantly You®.


Episodes related to pelvic pain in pregnancy:

15. SI Joint Pain in Pregnancy

17. Low Back Pain in Pregnancy

48. What to Do About SPD in Pregnancy

57. Strength vs Stretching During Pregnancy

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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76. Mental Load in Motherhood: Why Moms Feel So Maxed Out13 May 202600:24:02

Ever feel like you have 100 tabs open in your brain at all times? Same.

In this Coffee Chit Chat episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin are having an honest conversation about the mental load of motherhood — the invisible overwhelm so many moms carry every single day.

From remembering appointments and snack requests to managing emotions, schedules, routines, and everyone else’s needs, we talk about why motherhood can feel mentally exhausting in ways no one fully prepares you for.

We also dive deeper into:

  •  How becoming a mom can bring underlying mental health struggles to the surface 
  •  Why many coping mechanisms stop working after kids 
  •  The massive hormonal shifts of pregnancy, postpartum, and perimenopause — and how they impact mood, stress tolerance, and emotional regulation 
  •  Why moms often feel overstimulated and touched out 
  •  The importance of teaching young children how to participate in the home — regardless of gender 

This episode is both validating and empowering, especially if you’ve been feeling overwhelmed, emotionally exhausted, or like your brain never shuts off.

As a pregnancy personal trainer and perinatal nutritionist, we spend a lot of time talking about physical health — but mental and emotional wellness are just as important in motherhood.

Because moms were never meant to carry all of this alone.

Tune in for more conversations on postpartum recovery, motherhood mental health, pregnancy wellness, hormone health, and free resources for new moms designed to help you feel Vibrantly You® in every season of motherhood.

Book referenced in this episode: Hunt, Gather, Parent

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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58. What We Actually Used in the Fourth Trimester (and What We Didn’t!)07 Jan 202600:28:15

Getting ready for baby and building your registry? This episode is for you!

In this honest and lighthearted conversation, Caitlin and Meg share the items they actually used during the fourth trimester—and the ones that collected dust. From baby gadgets and postpartum must-haves to the things we thought we needed (but didn’t), we’re diving into what real moms really reach for after birth.

Whether you're preparing for your first baby or looking to simplify your second-time-around postpartum experience, this episode will help you avoid overspending and prioritize what actually supports recovery and newborn care.

You’ll hear:

  • Our favorite fourth trimester essentials
  • What we used way more with baby #2
  • What we regret buying (wifi monitors, anyone?)
  • What’s actually helpful for postpartum recovery
  • Tips for creating a more intentional baby registry

Perfect for new and expecting moms looking for real advice without the overwhelm. Because you don’t need all the things—just the right things.

🎧 Subscribe to The Vibrantly You® Podcast for weekly episodes on pregnancy fitness, postpartum recovery, perinatal nutrition, and motherhood support.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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57. Strength vs. Stretching During Pregnancy: What Your Body Actually Needs31 Dec 202500:08:40

Is stretching really the answer to pregnancy pain? Or could strength training be the missing piece?

In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan breaks down one of the most common questions she gets as a pregnancy personal trainer: “Should I focus on strengthening or stretching during pregnancy?” Spoiler: It’s not an either/or — it’s a balance.

We dive into a real-life client story around SI joint pain and how combining prenatal strength training with pelvic floor release helped reduce discomfort and increase mobility throughout pregnancy. Megan explains how functional strength, stability, and mobility work together to support your body through the physical demands of pregnancy and prepare you for birth.

If you're navigating pelvic pain, tight hips, or wondering how to adjust your workouts during pregnancy, this episode will help you understand:

  • Why tight pelvic floor muscles can make pain worse
  • How strength training supports a more comfortable pregnancy
  • Which muscles to strengthen (and which to relax!)
  • The role of prenatal mobility and breathwork
  • How to move confidently with expert support

For more info on SI Joint pain check out Episode 15: SI Joint Pain in Pregnancy

✨ Resources Mentioned:

Whether you're just starting your pregnancy fitness journey or looking to modify your routine to reduce symptoms, this episode is packed with expert insight from a certified prenatal fitness coach. Tune in and feel more confident in your body — no matter your trimester.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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56. What Foods Are Safe During Pregnancy? Deli Meat, Sushi, Soft Cheeses & More Explained24 Dec 202500:12:33

Confused about what you can and can’t eat during pregnancy? You’re not alone — the internet is full of conflicting advice on what’s actually safe to consume. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Caitlin (your certified perinatal nutritionist) breaks down the most common pregnancy food safety myths using research-backed guidelines and an empowering, no-shame approach.

From deli meat and sushi to soft cheeses, alcohol, and seafood, we’re clearing up the confusion once and for all. You’ll learn how to handle foods safely, what the real risk of listeria is, and why pregnancy food rules are about smart choices — not fear.

Whether you’re a first-time mom or growing your family, this episode will help you feel more confident navigating your nutrition and making informed decisions that support your health and baby’s development.

This episode covers:

  • What the CDC and ACOG actually say about deli meat, sushi, and soft cheeses
  • Safe seafood choices and the truth about mercury
  • Why alcohol really isn’t “safe in moderation” during pregnancy
  • Common sense food safety practices you might be overlooking
  • How to feel empowered — not overwhelmed — by your pregnancy diet

Perfect for anyone seeking real, evidence-based prenatal nutrition support, or searching for free resources for new moms, pregnancy nutrition podcasts, or what to eat when pregnant.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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55. Nutrition in Pregnancy: When Expectations Don’t Match Reality17 Dec 202500:18:59

You had every intention of eating balanced meals, hitting your protein goals, and avoiding pregnancy cravings 24/7… and then life (and nausea) happened.

In this honest and encouraging episode, we’re talking about the realities of eating during pregnancy — when food aversions take over, energy is low, and everything feels harder than you expected. We’ll walk through how to simplify nutrition, shift your mindset, and take a “something is better than nothing” approach — without guilt.

We also dive into how to emotionally and nutritionally navigate frustrating curveballs like gestational diabetes, and how to focus on what you can control when pregnancy doesn’t go according to plan.

Whether you're a first-time mom or a seasoned pro, this is your reminder that perfect isn’t the goal — nourishment is.

What we cover in this episode:
✔️ Real talk on food expectations vs. reality in pregnancy
✔️ Simple ways to include protein, fiber, and fat (even when you’re exhausted)
✔️ Why “balance” in pregnancy looks different for everyone
✔️ How to manage food-related disappointment like gestational diabetes
✔️ The power of showing up imperfectly — because something is better than nothing

Other helpful episodes:

47. Heartburn during Pregnancy

32. Key Nutrients for Each Trimester

16. Constipation in Pregnancy

10. Blood Sugar Balance in Pregnancy

6. Gestational Diabetes 


Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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54. Pregnancy Fitness Setbacks: Navigating Pain and Shifting Expectations10 Dec 202500:20:09

Let’s be real — pregnancy workouts don’t always go as planned. You might start off strong, but then nausea hits, fatigue takes over, or pelvic pain makes your favorite lifts feel impossible. If you’ve ever felt frustrated or discouraged by setbacks during pregnancy, this episode is for you.

In this raw and relatable conversation, we’re sharing the real side of working out during pregnancy — including our own stories and client experiences with adjusting workouts, lowering weights, skipping sessions, and shifting goals. As a pregnancy personal trainer and a perinatal nutritionist, we’ve seen firsthand how common these shifts are — and how powerful mindset support can be.

We’ll walk you through how to reframe fitness wins beyond aesthetics, honor your changing body, and lean into functional goals that actually support your pregnancy and birth. Whether you're in your first trimester or nearing your due date, you’ll walk away with encouragement, permission, and perspective.

What we cover in this episode:
✔️ The most common reasons people feel disappointed about pregnancy workouts
✔️ Real talk on nausea, exhaustion, pelvic pain, and modifying movement
✔️ Why expectations vs. reality in fitness hit differently during pregnancy
✔️ How a prenatal fitness coach can help shift your mindset and create sustainable movement routines
✔️ What it means to focus on function over perfection in your pregnancy fitness program

To learn more about working with Meg in your pregnancy, click HERE

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53. Can You Start Working Out During Pregnancy if You Weren’t Active Before? Here’s the Truth03 Dec 202500:12:22

If you weren’t working out regularly before pregnancy, you might be wondering: Is it even safe to start now?

 Spoiler: yes, it is — and it can make a huge difference in how you feel.

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan breaks down one of the most common questions she gets as a pregnancy personal trainer: "Can I start exercising in pregnancy if I wasn’t active before?"

We bust the outdated myths, walk through the ACOG guidelines for prenatal fitness, and share how you can start small, build confidence, and actually enjoy movement during pregnancy.

Whether you're dealing with pregnancy aches and pains or just want to feel stronger and more capable heading into birth, this episode gives you permission (and a practical plan) to move your body — no matter your fitness background.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • What the research and guidelines really say about starting workouts in pregnancy
  • How to safely ease into prenatal exercise, even if you’re starting from scratch
  • Real-life client results from new exercisers
  • Tips from a certified prenatal fitness coach for working out with confidence

To learn more about 1:1 Vibrantly You Prenatal Coaching, click HERE 

For more info on Vibrant Start, click HERE 

References:

https://www.acog.org/womens-health/faqs/exercise-during-pregnancy

https://www.acog.org/clinical/clinical-guidance/committee-opinion/articles/2020/04/physical-activity-and-exercise-during-pregnancy-and-the-postpartum-period

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32217980/

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52. Blood Sugar & Your Cycle: How to Sync Nutrition with Estrogen and Progesterone26 Nov 202500:12:20

If you’ve ever wondered why your energy is sky-high one week and tanked the next — you’re not imagining it. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we’re diving into the powerful connection between your hormones, blood sugar, and infradian rhythm (aka your monthly cycle).

Caitlin breaks down how estrogen and progesterone impact your body’s ability to handle glucose, and how those shifts affect your cravings, mood, energy, and metabolism throughout the month. You’ll learn why cravings in the luteal phase are not a willpower issue — they’re your body’s way of asking for steadier fuel.

We also share actionable tips to stabilize blood sugar across your cycle — from building balanced meals to smart carb pairing — so you can feel more energized, grounded, and in tune with your hormones.

Whether you’re trying to conceive, managing symptoms like fatigue or irritability, or simply want to feel better in your body — this episode is packed with education and tools to support your hormonal health through nutrition.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • What causes blood sugar crashes during your luteal phase
  • How estrogen improves insulin sensitivity (and what that means for your energy)
  • The best foods to support steady blood sugar across your cycle
  • Why cycle syncing is a game-changer for your energy, cravings, and workouts
  • How to adjust your nutrition to match your body’s shifting needs

Mentioned in the podcast:

Blood Sugar Balance Guide

Cycle Syncing Mini Course 

Nourish to Flourish Program

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51. Abdominal Therapy After Birth: Healing the Core, Scar Tissue & Digestion with Caitlin Perry19 Nov 202500:28:09

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we’re joined by Caitlin Perry, licensed massage therapist, mom of two, and founder of Core Connections Bodywork, for a deep and fascinating look at abdominal therapy — a powerful healing modality for postpartum recovery.

If you’ve experienced Diastisis Recti, a C-section, digestive issues, or pelvic discomfort postpartum, this episode is for you. Caitlin explains how abdominal massage (rooted in traditional practices and visceral manipulation) can support healing in the core, improve scar tissue mobility, and reconnect you to your body after birth.

We also talk about:

  • What to expect during an abdominal therapy session
  • Why this is such an underutilized postpartum healing tool
  • How abdominal massage fits into your recovery alongside support from a postpartum fitness coach, and perinatal nutritionist
  • The connection between Traditional Chinese Medicine and postpartum healing

Whether you're newly postpartum or years out from birth, this conversation offers hope, healing, and holistic insight into reconnecting with your core from the inside out.

Connect with Caitlin on Instagram at @core_connectionsvt

Visit her website HERE. 

Visit in her in-person in Richmond, VT

Visceral Manipulation Find a Therapist

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50. Parenting Advice on Social Media We Said We'd Follow...And Then Didn't12 Nov 202500:17:38

In this episode of our Coffee Chit-Chats series, we’re continuing the conversation with a topic every mom can relate to — the moments we swore we’d never lose our patience, raise our voices, or question our parenting choices… and then motherhood humbled us (again).

This is PART 2 to "Things We Said We'd Never Do As Moms...And Then Did (Episode 49)

Join Meg and Caitlin — a prenatal fitness coach and a perinatal nutritionist — as we have a candid, judgment-free chat about gentle parenting, mom guilt, and the overwhelming amount of parenting advice on social media. We share how we’re learning to take what resonates, leave what doesn’t, and give ourselves permission to grow alongside our kids.

Because here’s the truth: parenting is hard. There’s no one “right” way to do it — and we’re all just doing our best.

Tune in for:

  • Honest stories about losing our cool and finding grace
  • The pressure of “perfect” gentle parenting online
  • Why giving yourself compassion matters more than getting it right
  • Not feeling guilt around asking for help (and how it can increase your emotional capacity)

This is your reminder that being a good mom doesn’t mean being a perfect one — and that letting go of unrealistic expectations is the most freeing thing you can do.

Grab your coffee and join us for a real-life motherhood chat that feels like a deep breath.

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49. Things We Said We’d Never Do as Moms… And Then Did 05 Nov 202500:17:45

Welcome to our brand new Coffee Chit-Chats series — where we get real about the messy, hilarious, and humbling parts of motherhood. In this episode, we’re kicking things off by diving into the things we swore we’d never do as moms… and did anyway. Because let’s be honest, nothing prepares you for the curveballs of parenting like actually becoming a parent.

From screen time rules we totally bent, to sleep schedule chaos, this episode is part laughter, part reflection, and 100% real talk.

This is PART 1 of the conversation: Things We Said We’d Never Do as Moms… And Then Did 

Whether you’re a brand-new mom or deep in the toddler trenches, we hope this reminds you that you’re not alone — and that changing your mind as a mom doesn’t make you a failure. It makes you flexible, human, and... well, probably exhausted.

So grab your coffee and come hang out with us!

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75. First Trimester Nutrition: How to Nourish Yourself Through Nausea, Fatigue & Food Aversions06 May 202600:13:08

The first trimester can feel like survival mode. Between nausea, exhaustion, food aversions, and constantly changing symptoms, nourishing yourself during early pregnancy can feel overwhelming.

In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Caitlin — certified perinatal nutritionist — breaks down what’s actually happening hormonally in the first trimester and how to support your body with realistic, flexible nutrition strategies.

Rather than focusing on perfection, this episode is about reducing pressure, removing friction, and finding small ways to nourish yourself through one of the most physically demanding phases of pregnancy.

In this episode, Caitlin covers:

  •  The major hormonal and physiological changes happening in the first trimester 
  •  Why symptoms like nausea and fatigue are so intense in early pregnancy 
  •  How balancing blood sugar can help support energy and reduce crashes 
  •  Easy ways to add nutrients in small, manageable ways 
  •  Why flexibility is key during the first trimester 
  •  “Balanced mama meals” and how pairing carbs with protein, healthy fats, and fiber can support steadier energy and nourishment 
  •  Simple mindset shifts to help reduce guilt around food during pregnancy

If you’ve been struggling with what to eat during pregnancy or feeling frustrated that your body suddenly feels different, this episode is your reminder that nourishment doesn’t have to look perfect to be supportive.

This conversation is designed to help you feel calmer, more informed, and more confident in supporting your body through early pregnancy.

Tune in weekly for conversations on pregnancy nutrition, prenatal fitness, postpartum recovery, hormone health, and free resources for new moms from a pregnancy personal trainer and perinatal nutritionist helping you feel Vibrantly You®.

Check out Caitlin's Prenatal Nutrition Guide HERE

Learn more about working with Caitlin 1:1 HERE. 

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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48. What to Do About SPD in Pregnancy: Real Relief for Pelvic Pain29 Oct 202500:13:32

Experiencing sharp, stabbing pain in the front of your pelvis during pregnancy? You’re not alone — and no, you don’t just have to “deal with it” until birth. In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, pregnancy personal trainer and prenatal fitness coach Megan Martineau opens up about her personal experience with SPD (Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction) in both of her pregnancies and shares real-life, practical strategies to help you find relief.

SPD is a common type of pelvic girdle pain that can feel debilitating — but with the right support, you can stay active, reduce pain, and feel more confident moving through your pregnancy. Megan walks you through what causes SPD, the role of postural shifts, joint instability, and hormones like relaxin, and most importantly — what you can do today to feel better.

Inside this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Signs and symptoms of SPD in pregnancy
  • Lifestyle adjustments that bring immediate relief
  • The do’s and don’ts of exercising with SPD
  • Modifications to continue safe online prenatal workouts
  • Why mobility and hip/core strength are essential
  • When to seek help from a pelvic floor PT

If you’re currently pregnant and navigating pelvic pain, this episode is your reminder that there are solutions — and you don’t have to suffer in silence.

Whether you’re following a pregnancy fitness program or looking for applicable advice, you’ll walk away from this episode with a renewed sense of empowerment and support from someone who truly gets it.

Mentioned: Episode #15 on SI Joint Pain

Work 1:1 with Megan in pregnancy

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47. Heartburn During Pregnancy: Causes, Triggers & Relief Tips for Expecting Moms22 Oct 202500:09:52

If you're pregnant and struggling with that burning sensation in your chest after meals — you're not alone. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we're breaking down everything you need to know about heartburn during pregnancy — from what causes it to natural, practical ways to reduce it.

We’ll explain how pregnancy hormones and your growing belly contribute to heartburn, common food and lifestyle triggers, and the gentle nutrition and habit shifts that can actually help.

Whether you’re in your first trimester or nearing your due date, this conversation is packed with supportive insights and digestive wellness tips for pregnant moms who want to stay nourished, comfortable, and confident during this season.

You’ll learn:

  • Why heartburn happens in pregnancy (hello, progesterone)
  • The top foods that trigger reflux in pregnant women
  • Gentle pregnancy-safe strategies to reduce symptoms
  • How to stay nourished without unnecessary restriction
  • When to talk to your provider about medication options

Grab your favorite calming snack and join us as we share real-life experiences (including Caitlin’s midnight heartburn cruise story) and give you realistic ways to feel better — without overhauling your whole diet.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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46. How to Support Your Body with Nutrition After Miscarriage15 Oct 202500:18:06

⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode discusses miscarriage and pregnancy loss. Please take care while listening.

In this tender and important episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin open up a compassionate conversation about what it means to nourish your body after pregnancy loss. While no amount of self-care can take away the grief, nurturing your physical body can be one way to support the healing process—both hormonally and emotionally.

This episode is not about rules or restrictions. It’s about grace, gentleness, and giving your body the nutrients and kindness it deserves.

We explore:

  • Why pregnancy loss is a physical event—alongside the emotional
  • How to support recovery through food, hydration, and rest
  • Key nutrients that help replenish and restore (iron, protein, omega-3s, and more)
  • Tips for managing blood sugar, hormones, and emotional eating
  • The role of prenatal vitamins and supplements after miscarriage
  • How to approach eating with compassion and care, not pressure
  • Exercise recommendations while healing to help reconnect to your body

If you’ve experienced pregnancy loss or are walking beside someone who has, this episode offers supportive guidance to help you feel seen, nourished, and not alone.

Please share this with someone who might need it. And as always, we encourage you to seek support from a trusted provider or counselor as part of your healing journey.

Electrolytes mentioned in the episode: Ultima

For specialized mental health support, please check out PSI International to find a perinatal mood therapist in your area. 

Other pregnancy loss supports:

March of Dimes: Miscarriage, Loss and Grief

PALS: Pregnancy after Loss Support

CDC: Stillbirth Resources

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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45. The Connection Between Thyroid Health & Fertility08 Oct 202500:26:50

Did you know that your thyroid could be impacting your ability to conceive—even if your labs are “normal”? In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin explore the powerful connection between thyroid function and fertility, including Meg’s own personal journey.

We’re breaking down how under-active or over-active thyroid conditions can affect pregnancy outcomes—and what you can do about it.

Inside this episode, we cover:

  • How thyroid hormones (T3, T4, TSH) influence reproductive health
  • Why "normal" labs aren’t always optimal when you're trying to conceive (TTC)
  • The risks of untreated hypothyroidism during pregnancy
  • What labs to request: TSH, Free T3, Free T4, antibodies & reverse T3
  • How nutrition, stress, and sleep directly impact your thyroid
  • The key role of nutrients like iodine, selenium, zinc, and iron for hormone balance

Whether you’re trying to conceive or simply want to better understand your body, this episode will help you advocate for deeper testing and smarter support.

Share this with a friend who’s navigating fertility frustrations, and don’t forget to follow the show for more evidence-based, empowering conversations on women’s health.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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44. Pregnancy & Postpartum Pelvic Floor Care: Expert Advice with Dr. Courtney Smiach01 Oct 202500:39:59

Ever wondered what actually happens at a pelvic floor physical therapy appointment? Or whether it’s worth paying out-of-pocket instead of going through insurance? In this special guest episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin sit down with Dr. Courtney Smiach, founder of Rebel PT in Fuquay-Varina, NC. Courtney is a doctor of physical therapy who specializes in orthopedics and pelvic floor therapy—and she’s passionate about helping women feel comfortable, supported, and fully cared for.

Together, we break down what you need to know about pelvic PT and why it can be a game-changer during pregnancy and postpartum.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • What to expect at your first pelvic floor PT appointment
  • How treatment differs for pregnancy vs. postpartum recovery
  • Myths and misconceptions about pelvic floor therapy (and what’s actually true)
  • The preventative benefits of starting PT before symptoms show up
  • The pros and cons of insurance-based vs. cash-based care—and which may be right for you

Tune in to learn how pelvic floor therapy can support healing, strength, and confidence in motherhood.

Loved this episode? Share it with a mama friend who’s curious about pelvic PT, and don’t forget to follow the show for more expert-backed conversations.

Connect with Dr Courtney on Instagram 

Visit the Rebel PT website

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43. Cringey Postpartum Trends That Need To Go 24 Sep 202500:21:49

Postpartum is hard enough without social media telling you to restrict your calories, bounce back fast, or “fix” your Diastasis Recti with a few magic moves. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin unpack two of the most damaging postpartum trends—and offer a more compassionate, evidence-based approach to healing and rebuilding after birth.

We talk about:

  • Why fad dieting while breastfeeding can harm recovery, energy, and milk supply
  • What your body actually needs in the postpartum period: protein, carbs, fats, hydration, and rest
  • Why “3 exercises to close your DR” is misleading—and what to do instead
  • The difference between core aesthetics and core function
  • How long-term healing requires full-body strength and patience, not pressure

Whether you’re newly postpartum or still navigating recovery months (or years) later, this episode will help you tune out the noise and focus on what actually matters.

Know someone feeling overwhelmed by postpartum advice? Send this their way!

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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42. Cringey Prenatal Trends We’re Not Here For17 Sep 202500:23:43

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin dive into two of the most pervasive (and problematic) pregnancy trends showing up on social media: the pressure for a “belly only pregnancy” and the outdated advice to “eat for two.” As a certified prenatal trainer and perinatal nutritionist, they’re here to break down what these messages get wrong—and what moms actually need to hear.

Inside this episode, we explore:

  • Why the “belly only” trend is unrealistic, unhelpful, and rooted in toxic body ideals
  • The truth about weight gain, hormones, and body changes during pregnancy
  • What “eating for two” really means (and how to reframe it as “nourishing for two”)
  • Key nutrients that matter most in each trimester—and how to meet your needs without guilt
  • How to focus on strength, stamina, and fetal development over aesthetics

Tune in for a myth-busting conversation that will leave you feeling more empowered, more informed, and less pressured to look a certain way while growing a whole human.

If this episode gave you a sigh of relief, share it with a fellow pregnant mom who needs the real talk.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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41. How to Train for Labor Like the Athletic Event It Is10 Sep 202500:13:31

You’ve probably heard the phrase: “Labor is like running a marathon.” And it’s true—birth is one of the most physically and mentally demanding events your body will ever go through. But most moms aren’t given a roadmap for how to actually prepare for it.

In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg breaks down how to train for labor using strength, endurance, and mobility—without pressure, perfectionism, or overdoing it.

Whether you’re preparing for your first birth or your fourth, this episode will help you approach labor with more confidence, capability, and body awareness.

In this episode, you’ll learn:

  • Why labor requires intentional training—just like a marathon
  • The 3 key components of birth prep workouts: strength, mobility, and endurance
  • How LIIT (Labor Intensity Interval Training) helps mimic contractions and build stamina
  • Why mobility matters more than flexibility in labor (and how it supports pelvic floor relaxation)
  • How smart, supportive movement can lead to a more empowered birth experience

Remember: you can’t control exactly how your labor will go—but you can control how you prepare.

Tune in to learn how to train in pregnancy for the most important athletic event of your life.

Want help building your prenatal fitness plan? Apply for 1:1 coaching HERE. 

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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40. What I Eat in a Day (Realistic Mom of Two)03 Sep 202500:13:17

Not sure what to meal prep or how to structure your meals throughout the day? In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Caitlin shares a typical day of meals as a mom of two and a packed work schedule. 

From meal and snack ideas, to how to make shifts based on cravings or where you're at in your menstrual cycle, this episode is packed with real-life strategies to help you nourish yourself without deprivation. 

Inside the episode, you’ll learn:

  • The power of rotating through breakfast options to cut down on decision fatigue 
  • How to effortlessly add iron into meals when you're menstruating 
  • Realistic meal prep with limited time
  • Simple snacks to balance blood sugar 
  • How to create a balanced meal using the PHFF approach

Tune in to hear how Caitlin built a realistic, flexible meal prep and planning routine that works in the season of motherhood—so you can, too.

If this episode gave you a few ideas or made you feel seen, send it to a friend and follow the show for more real-life nutrition strategies!

If you're interested in learning more about Caitlin's Nourish to Flourish program, you can find more details HERE

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39. How I Consistently Work Out at Home with 2 Kids and No Childcare27 Aug 202500:09:52

Struggling to find time to work out with little ones underfoot? You’re not alone. In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg shares the honest truth about how she stays consistent with fitness as a full-time mom of two—with zero childcare and a full plate.

From letting go of perfection to looping in the kids and leaning on structure (not motivation), this episode is packed with real-life strategies to help you build strength and momentum—even when life is chaotic.

Inside the episode, you’ll learn:

  • The power of repeating the same 3–4 workouts to reduce decision fatigue and get stronger
  • Why “done is better than perfect” is the key to sustainable postpartum fitness
  • How to involve your kids (yes, even the clingy ones!) and lead by example
  • What “front-loading” your day and week looks like in real mom life
  • Why following a structured plan makes it easier to show up consistently

Tune in to hear how Meg built a realistic, flexible workout routine that works in the season of motherhood—so you can, too.

If this episode gave you a few ideas or made you feel seen, send it to a friend and follow the show for more real-life fitness strategies!

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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74. What’s in Our Hospital Bag? Labor, Baby & Postpartum Essentials We Actually Packed29 Apr 202600:26:35

Packing your hospital bag and wondering what you actually need? In this fun and practical Coffee Chit Chat episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin are sharing exactly what we packed in our hospital bags for labor and delivery — including what was helpful, what we’d bring again, and what you might be able to skip.

From baby essentials to postpartum recovery must-haves and labor comfort tools, we’re giving you a real-life look at the items that supported us during birth and those first hours after baby arrived.

Because let’s be honest — hospital bag checklists online can feel overwhelming. Our goal is to simplify it and help you feel more confident heading into birth.

What to Pack for Baby

  •  Newborn outfits and swaddles 
  •  Diapers and feeding considerations 
  •  What the hospital often provides vs what to bring yourself 

What to Pack for Postpartum Recovery

  •  Comfortable clothes and nursing bras 
  •  Peri bottle and recovery essentials 
  •  Toiletries and personal comfort items 
  •  Nutritious snacks

What to Pack for Labor Comfort

  •  Cozy items 
  •  Music, lights, affirmations, and mindset tools 
  •  Snacks and hydration support 
  •  Tools that helped us feel calmer and more supported during labor

This episode is for first-time moms, seasoned moms, and anyone preparing for birth who wants practical advice without the fluff.

As a pregnancy personal trainer, birth doula, and perinatal nutritionist, we support moms through pregnancy and postpartum every day — but this episode is simply honest mom-to-mom guidance on preparing for one of the biggest days of your life.

Tune in for weekly episodes on pregnancy fitness, birth prep, postpartum recovery, motherhood wellness, and free resources for new moms to help you feel Vibrantly You®.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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38. Snack Bag for Labor 20 Aug 202500:10:21

Packing your hospital bag for labor and birth is a rite of passage in pregnancy. But don't skip over the most important part - snacks!!

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, perinatal nutritionist Caitlin Cipriano walks you through the four key types of snacks to include in your hospital bag so you're fueled and nourished for one of the most athletic events of your life....labor!

In this episode:

  • Ideal snacks for each stage of labor 
  • Why you need nourishment 
  • Setting the foundation for postpartum recovery

If this episode helped you feel more prepared for labor, and confidence in packing your hospital bag, share it with a mama-to-be and leave us a review!

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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37. Balancing Motherhood and Business Without Burning Out13 Aug 202500:19:34

Can you be a stay-at-home mom and a work-from-home business owner? In this honest, off-the-cuff episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin share what it’s really like to juggle motherhood, entrepreneurship, and self-care—without losing yourself in the chaos.

We’re talking:

  • The mental load of switching between mom mode and work mode
  • Why your physical and emotional well-being comes before the to-do list
  • Realistic tips for reducing burnout and reclaiming your time (hello, hobbies!)

Tune in for a refreshingly real convo on motherhood, ambition, and protecting your peace.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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36. Nourishing Your Body While Breastfeeding: What You Actually Need to Know06 Aug 202500:22:20

Breastfeeding is beautiful - but let’s be honest, it can also leave you ravenous, thirsty, and completely overwhelmed trying to figure out what to eat (or avoid). In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin are breaking down exactly what your body needs while breastfeeding. 

If you’re wondering what to eat for milk supply, whether certain foods might bother your baby, or how to keep yourself nourished when time and energy are low, this conversation is for you.

In this episode, we cover:

  • How breastfeeding increases nutrient and calorie needs (and how to meet them)
  • Essential nutrients for milk production, healing, and energy—like protein, healthy fats, choline, calcium, and DHA
  • Easy, one-hand meal and snack ideas that actually keep you full
  • Foods that may cause baby sensitivities—and how to spot them without panicking
  • Hydration tips and why fluid needs skyrocket during breastfeeding
  • How to care for yourself in this demanding season, even if your toddler’s waffles are the only thing on the plate some days

✨ This is your reminder that fueling your body doesn’t have to be complicated—and small, consistent steps can make a big difference in how you feel.

🎧 Tune in to learn how to feel more nourished, more energized, and more supported while breastfeeding.

Other episodes referenced in this episode:

Ep 13: Caffeine Intake During Pregnancy and While Breastfeeding

Ep 23: Breastfeeding and Hydration 

DM us with your questions or share this episode with a fellow breastfeeding mama who needs real talk and simple strategies.

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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35. What Does a Realistic Workout Schedule Look Like in the First Year Postpartum?30 Jul 202500:26:39

Feeling overwhelmed trying to “get back into a routine” after having a baby? You’re not alone. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin have an honest, real-mom conversation about what postpartum workouts actually looked like in their first year after birth—and how to build a sustainable fitness routine that supports healing, strength, and your new life as a mom.

Spoiler: it doesn’t have to be 5 days a week or 60-minute workouts. Progress in the postpartum season is about consistency, not perfection.

Inside this episode, we dive into:

  • What postpartum workout schedules really looked like with our own kids
  • The importance of starting slow and focusing on healing (not weight loss)
  • Why 2–3 short workouts a week can be incredibly effective
  • Which exercises to prioritize for core, glutes, and back strength
  • How to avoid burnout by choosing a frequency you can actually stick to

Whether you’re 6 weeks or 6 months postpartum, this episode will help you set realistic expectations and build a routine that feels good, doable, and strong.

Loved this episode? Share it with a fellow postpartum friend!

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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34. Two Years Postpartum: What We Wish Moms Knew23 Jul 202500:27:40

They say the postpartum period lasts six weeks… but any mom who’s been through it knows that’s not the whole story. In this raw and reflective episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan and Caitlin sit down for an honest conversation about what it’s really like two years postpartum.

We’re talking about the messy middle: identity shifts, hormonal chaos, mental health challenges, and the slow return to feeling like you again.

Inside this episode, we share:

  • What perinatal mood disorders showed up for us 
  • Why it’s completely normal to not feel “back to yourself” for 18–24 months (or longer)
  • The role of hormones and nutrition in postpartum recovery 
  • Why the 2-year mark often brings more clarity, stability, and strength
  • How we learned to redefine postpartum healing as a long-game process

If you’ve ever wondered, “Shouldn’t I be past this by now?”—this one’s for you.

Tune in for validation, real talk, and a reminder that healing isn’t linear—and you’re not alone.

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33. 6 Things I Did to Prepare for my VBAC 16 Jul 202500:26:09

Planning for a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean)? In this empowering episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, personal trainer and pre/postnatal coach Megan Martineau shares the intentional steps she took to prepare for her own VBAC—including physical, mental, and emotional strategies that made a big difference.

While we can’t control every part of the birth experience, we can prepare our bodies and minds in a way that increases confidence, mobility, and a sense of readiness—no matter how birth unfolds.

Inside this episode, you’ll hear:

  • How strength training and endurance work helped Meg prepare for labor like a marathon
  • Why hip mobility and pelvic positioning matter for smoother fetal descent
  • The role of pelvic floor relaxation and breathwork in VBAC prep
  • Strategies for optimal baby positioning (Spinning Babies, Miles Circuit, and more)
  • Mindset tools like mantras, journaling, and birth affirmations to reduce fear and build trust

Whether you’re planning for an unmedicated birth, open to an epidural, or preparing for every possibility—including a repeat c-section—this episode will help you feel more in tune with your body and your birth vision.

Referenced episodes:

  • Episode 27: My VBAC Birth Story
  • Episode 9: Breech Baby/Planned C-Section 

Links:

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32. Key Nutrients for Each Trimester 09 Jul 202500:14:50

Pregnancy nutrition can feel like information overload—so let’s simplify it. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, perinatal nutritionist Caitlin Cipriano walks you through the most important nutrients to focus on in each trimester of pregnancy, why they matter, and easy, no-stress food ideas to help you meet your needs.

Whether you’re managing first-trimester nausea, getting your energy back in the second, or prepping your body for birth in the third, this episode gives you practical, compassionate guidance to support both you and your baby—without pressure to be perfect.

You’ll learn:

  • The top nutrients for each trimester—like folate, iron, DHA, choline, and magnesium
  • Easy-to-digest food ideas that support pregnancy symptoms and energy needs
  • How to navigate nausea, food aversions, and constipation with realistic options
  • Why nourishment is about consistency, not perfection
  • Gentle reminders to honor your hunger and trust your body during this powerful season

If this episode helped you feel more confident and less overwhelmed, share it with a mama-to-be and leave us a review!

Get your free trimester-by-trimester nutrient guide HERE. 

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31. Cutting Through the Crap on Social Media02 Jul 202500:46:40

Between “bounce-back” workout plans, supplement recommendations, and influencer-perfect routines, social media can feel like a minefield—especially when you’re pregnant or newly postpartum. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, we’re breaking down the most harmful trends we’ve seen online—and helping you spot the red flags in your feed.

Inside this episode, we unpack:

  • Unrealistic pregnancy and postpartum body expectations
  • Common supplements promoted online 
  • Fear-based fitness and nutrition advice 
  • Why this kind of messaging damages body trust and fuels anxiety
  • What you actually need to feel your best during these seasons 

Plus: how to spot wellness red flags on your feed, and who to follow instead.

👉 DM us what BS you’ve seen on social lately! 

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30. Do You Really Need to Work Out on Vacation? 25 Jun 202500:07:41

Summer trips, beach days, long car rides—travel season is here, and with it comes the question: Should I be working out on vacation? In this short, solo episode of the Vibrantly You® Podcast, personal trainer and pre/postnatal fitness expert Megan Martineau gives you permission to ditch the guilt and take a flexible approach to fitness while away from home.

Whether you want to keep moving or fully unplug, this episode helps you make choices that support your body without stressing yourself out. 

In this episode we cover:

  • Why skipping your workouts on vacation isn’t a problem
  • 4 simple ways to stay active while traveling (no gym required)
  • What to do when getting back into your fitness routine post-trip
  • How to release perfectionism and view movement as a long-term habit

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29. Traveling with Kids? Let’s talk Snacks, Sips, and Sanity!18 Jun 202500:11:11

Whether you’re road-tripping, flying cross-country, or just surviving snack time in the minivan this summer, nutrition on the go can feel… like a lost cause. But it doesn’t have to be. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, perinatal nutritionist, Caitlin Cipriano, shares practical, low-pressure strategies for fueling yourself and your little ones—without the overwhelm.

From smart snack ideas to hydration hacks and “better-for-you” drive-thru tips, we’re giving you the tools to stay nourished and sane while traveling as a mom.

You’ll learn:

  • Why “good enough” is more than enough when it comes to food on the road
  • Easy, protein-forward snack ideas for moms (no blood sugar crashes here)
  • Kid-friendly travel snacks that actually get eaten
  • Simple ways to support hydration during long trips and flights
  • How to bring more flexibility and less guilt to your vacation nutrition

🎧 Tune in before your next adventure—and don’t forget your water bottle.

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Electrolyte beverage referenced in the show: Ultima Replenisher 

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73. My 3-Step Birth Prep Framework: How to Train Your Body for Labor & Delivery22 Apr 202600:09:44

Most pregnancy workouts focus on staying active… but very few actually prepare you for labor and delivery.

In this solo episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Megan — certified pregnancy personal trainer and birth doula — breaks down her signature 3-step birth prep framework designed to help you feel strong, confident, and physically prepared for the demands of birth.

Because labor isn’t just about breathing techniques or hoping for the best — it’s an athletic event, and your training should reflect that.

Inside this episode, Megan walks you through:

1. Core & Pelvic Floor Coordination
Why a healthy pelvic floor isn’t just about tightening — it’s about function.
You’ll learn how breath mechanics, pressure management, and coordination help to minimize pain, and support effective pushing during labor.

2. Strength & Stamina Under Load
Labor requires endurance, not just strength.
We talk about how to build progressive strength during pregnancy so you can hold positions, manage fatigue, and keep going when labor gets intense.

3. Mobility & Positioning for Birth
Birth is dynamic — your body needs to move.
This isn’t about passive stretching. It’s about creating mobility that allows you to access positions that support labor progression and help baby descend.

This episode will shift how you think about pregnancy fitness — from “just staying active” to training with purpose.

Whether you’re following a pregnancy fitness program, working with a prenatal fitness coach, or looking for guidance on how to prepare your body for birth, this episode will give you a clear roadmap.

🎧 Tune in for more episodes on pregnancy workout plans, postpartum recovery, birth prep, and free resources for new moms — all designed to help you feel Vibrantly You® through every stage of motherhood.

To work with Megan, check out her 1:1 Online Prenatal Training and In-Person Birth doula packages HERE


Episodes referenced:

#41 Training for Labor like a Marathon

#57 Strengthening or Stretching for Pregnancy


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28. From Unplanned to Elective: Nicole’s Journey Through Three Unique Births (feat Nicole Scheitlin) 11 Jun 202500:34:37

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin sit down with Nicole Scheitlin— personal trainer, pre/postnatal fitness specialist, and founder of Strong Mama Wellness — to talk through her three very different birth experiences. 

From navigating an unplanned C-section after “failure to progress,” to weighing the emotional and physical pros and cons of a VBAC (vaginal birth after cesarean) vs. a repeat C-section, to ultimately choosing an elective C-section for her third — Nicole opens up about the lessons, challenges, and mindset shifts that shaped each decision. 

This honest and empowering conversation is for any mom who’s wrestled with expectations, birth outcomes, or the pressure to get it “right.” 

Whether you’re preparing for your first birth or healing from your third, you’ll leave this episode feeling more informed, supported, and seen.

Connect with Nicole on Instagram at @strongmamawellness , tune into her Strong Mama Podcast, and you can learn more about her services at strongmamawellnessco.com 

For resources on VBAC deliveries vs repeat C-section, see VBAC Facts and VBAC Link, as well as Evidence-Based Birth. 

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27. Megan's Birth Story with Baby #2 (TOLAC and Successful VBAC)04 Jun 202500:35:51

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg shares her deeply personal VBAC birth story — from planning a TOLAC (Trial of Labor After Cesarean) to navigating a fast-moving labor, a powerful unmedicated start, an intentional epidural choice, and a surprising postpartum hemorrhage.

After a planned C-section with her first baby, Meg walks us through her decision to pursue a vaginal birth after cesarean and what it took to feel informed, prepared, and supported going into birth #2. She breaks down her mindset, her physical training during pregnancy, and the moment-by-moment progression of her labor — including what it really felt like to push and pull her daughter up to her chest for the first time.

Whether you're preparing for a VBAC, curious about the differences between first and second births, or processing your own delivery experience, this honest and vivid birth story will inspire and empower you.

Topics Covered:

  • How Meg prepped her body and mind for a successful VBAC
  • What to consider when choosing between VBAC and repeat C-section
  • The role of a supportive provider and doula during TOLAC
  • Real talk on contractions, epidurals, and effective pushing positions
  • Navigating postpartum hemorrhage and recovery with support

To listen to Meg's birth story with her first child (planned c-section), listen to episode #9!  

Referenced in todays show: 

VBAC Facts [LINKED HERE]

Evidence Based Birth [LINKED HERE]

If you are processing birth trauma, check out Postpartum Support International to find a trained perinatal mental health professional near you

If you are preparing for a VBAC or have experienced a similar birth and want to reach out to Meg, send her a DM on Instagram @vibrantmamawellness

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26. Caitlin's Birth Story with Baby #2 (unmedicated water birth) 28 May 202500:29:01

In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin share the powerful and redemptive birth story of Caitlin’s second pregnancy — the arrival of baby Gianna. From navigating a subchorionic hemorrhage and pelvic girdle pain to going into natural labor during historic flooding in Vermont, this is a second birth story you won’t forget.

Caitlin opens up about how prenatal fitness helped her manage pain, what it was like to experience false labor, and why she ultimately chose a membrane sweep at 40 weeks. She also walks through her mindset shifts from her first birth experience to this one — and the unexpected ways her labor progressed quickly the second time around.

If you're looking for a real birth story podcast that blends honesty, education, and a little humor, this episode delivers. Whether you're in your third trimester or simply love hearing empowering birth stories, you’ll walk away reminded of just how strong and capable moms are.

Topics we cover:

  • Coping with a subchorionic hemorrhage in early pregnancy
  • Using prenatal fitness and chiropractic care to manage pelvic pain
  • What to know about membrane sweeps and natural labor prep
  • Real talk about false labor vs. early labor signs
  • The wild reality of giving birth during a Vermont flood

To listen to Caitlin's birth story with her first child, listen to episode #8!

If you are experiencing anxiety in pregnancy or are processing birth trauma, check out Postpartum Support International to find a trained perinatal mental health professional near you

If you experienced a similar birth and want to reach out to Caitlin, send her a DM on Instagram @wholesomehuntressnutrition 

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25. What to Do When You Fall Behind on Workouts (Without Starting Over)21 May 202500:20:00

Missed a few workouts and feeling like you’ve lost all your progress? You’re not alone — and you’re not off track. In this episode of The Vibrantly You® Podcast, Meg and Caitlin dive into one of the most relatable fitness struggles: what to do when you fall behind on workouts, especially in pregnancy, postpartum, or full-blown mom life.

We’re talking about how to shift your mindset, ditch perfectionism, and build a workout routine that’s flexible, sustainable, and actually fits your current season of life. From defining your minimum effective dose to practical tips like front-loading your week or committing to just 10 minutes of movement, you’ll leave this episode with real strategies to stay consistent — no guilt, no “starting over” required.

What we cover:

  • Why rigid workout plans don’t work for real-life moms
  • How to reframe setbacks and rebuild momentum
  • The truth about postpartum workout expectations
  • Practical strategies for consistency (even when time is limited)
  • Why short workouts still count — and how to make them work for you

Whether you’re newly postpartum, in the thick of toddler chaos, or just getting back into a routine — this episode will remind you that progress is still possible (even when it's imperfect).

Disclaimer: This podcast is intended for educational purposes only and not to diagnose or treat any conditions. Before beginning any type of fitness or nutrition program, it is your responsibility to consult with a medical professional.

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