Julia Jones
Postpartum educator ● Best-selling author ● Entrepreneur
Julia Jones is the founding director of Newborn Mothers, a postpartum educator, and a best-selling author.
She has worked in postpartum care for fifteen years and has trained thousands of postpartum professionals in over 60 countries. She is a massive cheer leader for women-led small businesses, has earned millions of dollars in revenue and has supported hundreds of women to start their own small business.
She has written a bestselling book called Newborn Mothers: When a Baby is Born, So is a Mother.
Julia is autistic and loves sharing her experience as an autistic mother and business owner, and how understanding her brain has changed her life for the better.
Julia lives by the beach in Fremantle, Western Australia. Her favourite thing to do on the weekends is to hike on the Bibbulmun Track.
10k+ newsletter subscribers
150+ unique website visits per day
1500+ students in 60+ countries
5-star rated podcast frequently in top 10 for wellbeing
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Suggested topics
What a postpartum doula is, and how they support exhausted and overwhelmed new families.
Baby brain and how our brains change when we become parents (hint: you can even see it on a brain scan!)
Traditional postpartum care from around the world.
Mental health and why we need to rebuild our villages in a 21st-century context.
How to have a six-figure online business and only work 15-20 hours a week.
Changing the world with philanthropy and how to build giving into your life and business.
How identifying as autistic in adulthood has helped improve business and family life.
Suggested questions
What inspired you to focus your work on postpartum care?
What are some ancient postpartum traditions we’ve lost and should bring back?
How did you grow a global business from such a niche starting point?
What’s been your biggest lesson in building a values-led company?
What advice do you have for someone building a career in a field that isn’t widely recognised or understood?
What does burnout look like in caregiving professions, and how can entrepreneurs protect themselves from it?
Why do prefer steady growth over “scaling fast”?
Previous podcast appearances
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Julia’s book
“Absolutely everything I didn't know I needed!”
“A must read for every pregnant and newborn mother.”
“Perfect gift for new mums, old mums, aunties and friends. This should be a staple gift at showers.”
