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Having a baby is generally touted as being one of the most momentous and enriching milestones in a woman’s life. The miracle of birth, and the sweet bundle of joy that results, conjure images of glowing mothers, flowing fashions, and juicy, adorable babies, all typically viewed through an ethereal, soft-focus lens. But as any mother already knows, there is one particular, less glamorous, very critical phase of pregnancy that hits women at their most vulnerable point.

For many expectant mothers, the period leading up to labor and delivery is among the most highly visible and celebrated times in their life. Marked by milestones like growing baby bumps, nursery registries and showers attended by family and friends, pregnancy is largely thought of by society as a time to rally around mothers-to-be with excitement, support and community. Sadly, this is not the case for many people.

Nana Eyeson-Akiwowo and Marcia Cole, founders of the maternal health company Fourth Phase, joined us live to share how their company is helping mothers during their most critical phases of motherhood.

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