Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 15 minutes ago
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This one’s personal. Lindsay Clancy’s story has stayed with me… after filming this video yesterday I couldn’t sleep last night thinking about her kids. The loss of those three babies is an absolute nightmare, and no matter the circumstances, it’s evil, and it’s something we have to do everything in our power to prevent from ever happening again. It also brought up my own experience trying to get support after having kids: a rushed diagnosis, a medication that didn’t work, and later, in Spain, finally getting the kind of careful, attentive psychiatric care I needed. I talk through why postpartum care needs to catch up, and why moms deserve more time and attention during this transition, because that support matters, even as nothing excuses what happened to those kids.
Then I answer three questions from moms in our community: navigating health issues while caring for two young kids, feeling “still postpartum” at 6 months while pressure builds to bounce back, and feeling like you’re failing because you don’t have systems and routines figured out.
If you want one-on-one support, email me at jessdianehover@gmail.com - I’d love to help if I can.
Want more? Join Very Good Mothers Club: verygoodmothersclub.com
Follow me on IG @jess_hover
If you are a mother who needs support join our coaching community today! Immediately access a WhatsApp group of amazing moms (I am in there) and join our next coaching call on Tuesday! Join Very Good Mothers Club: verygoodmothersclub.com
This one’s personal. Lindsay Clancy’s story has stayed with me… after filming this video yesterday I couldn’t sleep last night thinking about her kids. The loss of those three babies is an absolute nightmare, and no matter the circumstances, it’s evil, and it’s something we have to do everything in our power to prevent from ever happening again. It also brought up my own experience trying to get support after having kids: a rushed diagnosis, a medication that didn’t work, and later, in Spain, finally getting the kind of careful, attentive psychiatric care I needed. I talk through why postpartum care needs to catch up, and why moms deserve more time and attention during this transition, because that support matters, even as nothing excuses what happened to those kids.
Then I answer three questions from moms in our community: navigating health issues while caring for two young kids, feeling “still postpartum” at 6 months while pressure builds to bounce back, and feeling like you’re failing because you don’t have systems and routines figured out.
If you want one-on-one support, email me at jessdianehover@gmail.com - I’d love to help if I can.
Want more? Join Very Good Mothers Club: verygoodmothersclub.com
Follow me on IG @jess_hover
