Magui Bravi y la depresión posparto: "Sentía que yo estaba fallando" | DIVÁN DE MAPAPIS

Magui Bravi spoke candidly about her experience as a mother: a high-risk pregnancy, postpartum depression, and the challenge of rediscovering herself as a woman after giving birth. From Mapapis's Couch with Deborah Bellota, in a deep and raw conversation about vulnerability, Magui revisits the pressures we experience surrounding breastfeeding and acknowledges how she went from feeling like she "could handle anything" to asking for help at 4 a.m. because she didn't understand her baby. We debunk the romanticized notions and address the guilt of stopping breastfeeding, returning to work depressed after three months, and how going through a separation with a young baby forces you to rebuild your identity from scratch. What was your process like for reconnecting with yourself after becoming a mother? Let us know in the comments! #MapapisCouch #Motherhood #PostpartumDepression 00:00 Start 00:15 High-risk pregnancy: fears and diagnoses 03:07 The arrival of Galileo and the impact of childbirth 05:32 Postpartum shock and extreme fatigue 07:29 "I thought I could do it alone": the importance of asking for help 08:29 Breastfeeding, formula, and the burden of guilt 11:37 Returning to work three months after giving birth 12:28 Postpartum depression, separation, and vulnerability 13:58 The blank page: rebuilding identity 15:10 Daycare and letting go of control 17:09 Team parenting and the support network 20:07 Farewell and closing