Steinacker was working as a doctor until 2019 when she pivoted her career to become an online content creator and female empowerment coach. She explains: “I did not want to be known as the pregnant woman who was now less ambitious.

“When I first found out I was pregnant, I had just finished med school and I started working as an intern: my first rotation was in orthopaedic surgery and I was the only woman on my team in theatres doing knee replacements and hip replacements. I was the badass female surgical intern.

“I continued in that specialty heavily pregnant still in theatres.”

She explains the transition from being on 24 hour call in a high pressure environment to taking maternity leave was hard for her. “Just being at home with a baby that couldn’t communicate except crying… I had no adult conversations. I had no mummy groups.

Baby On The Brain podcast: “I didn’t want to be known as the pregnant woman who was now less ambitious”