At its core, it’s simple: a doula is a helper. But instead of focusing on birth, this role is about helping grandparents become the kind of support their adult children actually need without overstepping, overwhelming, or unintentionally creating distance.

Grandparents bring experience; parents are navigating a completely different world, often feeling overstimulated and unsure. Learn how to support your kids and grandkids through parenthood.

Tina brings both professional expertise and lived experience to the conversation, offering a thoughtful perspective on what it really means to support children in today’s complex systems. Drawing from her work across healthcare, policy, and early childhood programs, she shares how families can better navigate the intersection of education, healthcare, and emotional development.

As an advocate, Laurel speaks to corporate workforces about overlooked issues like menopause and lactation consulting, while pushing for more inclusive research. We explore the real signs and complications of menopause and why nearly 99% of aging studies have historically failed to consider it, highlighting how female bodies have long been ignored in medical research.

See how innovations in maternal care are becoming prominent forces in the new healthcare age.

Who better to ask than our special guests from Solid Starts.

Solid Starts is a nationally recognized brand founded by a team of nutritional and pediatric care specialists dedicated to helping families introduce solids safely and confidently through evidence-based guidance.

Joining us are Kary Rappaport, Executive Director, a mom of two and feeding and swallowing specialist (OTR/L, MS, SCFES, IBCLC) and Kim Grenawitzke, Senior Feeding and Swallowing Specialist (OTD, OTR/L, SCFES). Together, they bring deep clinical expertise in pediatric feeding development, allergy awareness, and practical implementation to support families at every stage of the solids journey.

Learn about her background and how she approaches the empathetic nature of doula care.

After working for Morgan Stanley, she pivoted from finance after dealing with her IVF journey firsthand. Today, she is a nonprofit leader, helping other families through her work at The Stork Foundation. Beth explains how to start the IVF process, what due diligence matters most, and why choosing the right clinic, understanding success rates, and getting financial clarity early can make a meaningful difference. She walks listeners through the economic realities of starting IVF in the U.S., including insurance gaps, out-of-pocket costs, fertility grants, and why access to care often depends on your employer or zip code.

Thank you to The Stork Foundation for knowledgeable insights, grant resources, and hopeful contributions to future families seeking fertility treatments. For more information on starting your journey, feel free to connect with any of our family planners and members of the Stork Foundation.

Stay ahead of the curve as we discuss how to fill in those gaps in your mindset for areas of your life you may be ignoring. Find out how the little thoughts and habits can have a compounding effect on your work output and mental state.

On this episode we explore a death doula's mindset as well as tactics to support grief healing. Her experience is heart-centered and holistic. Other areas of her expertise include death psychology, addiction, life transitions, and grief stages.

We talk about what’s happening right now with IVF access in the U.S. and how policy, insurance coverage, cost, and social dynamics continue to shape people’s ability to build families.

Jamie talks about what trust looks like for a child who has been through multiple homes in a week, how trust-based relational intervention and “child-honoring” practices guided her work, and why she believes no child is too broken to heal. She also explains the differences between PTSD and complex childhood trauma, what conscious parenting requires in difficult moments, and how early intervention can change the path for kids with autism and other behavioral conditions.

Her stories offer a rare inside view of what it means to rebuild trust and stability for children who need it most.

Lydia shares practical strategies parents can use-whether in a backyard, on a stroller walk, or even inside an apartment-to encourage language development through sensory play, open-ended activities, and the outdoors. From supporting multilingual learners to recognizing early signs of speech delays, Lydia provides compassionate, research-backed insights to help parents navigate the milestones of early childhood.

In each episode, listeners gain practical insights on toddler tantrums, emotional regulation, language milestones, and the latest evidence-based strategies to support healthy child development from birth through the preschool years. Today's guest, Ana Adame, M.A. in Child and Family Development, brings over 20 years of experience working with children and families, offering clear and compassionate advice on topics like screen time, co-regulation, developmental delays, and parenting with confidence.

Whether you’re a new parent, an educator, or simply curious about positive parenting strategies, The Art of Parenting Podcast by MissPoppins is your trusted resource to learn from family experts and discover practical tools that make parenting more joyful and less overwhelming. Ranked among the best parenting podcasts for child behavioral guidance, this show blends expert knowledge with relatable stories, helping parents raise resilient, emotionally healthy kids.

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In this episode, we’re diving into one of the most impactful decisions a parent can make: hiring the right nanny or caregiver. Because when you welcome someone into your home to care for your child, you’re not just hiring help — you’re building your village.

Special Guest: Marquis Anne — Founder of Nanny Village

Today we’re joined by the incredible Marquis Anne, founder of Nanny Village a modern agency that goes beyond nanny placement to create intentional partnerships between families and caregivers. From newborn care specialists to therapy nannies, Marquis and her team are redefining what support looks like in today’s parenting world.

Topics We Cover:

• Why finding the right nanny matters more than ever

• The biggest myths about hiring a nanny

• How to prepare for your first hire

• What “intentional matching” really looks like

• Building trust and emotional connection with caregivers

• Real-life success stories from Nanny Village

Whether you're a first-time parent, a busy professional, or just unsure where to start — this episode is packed with actionable advice, expert insight, and heartfelt stories to help you build a support system that feels like family.

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We explore the differences between functional and conventional nutrition, why even "healthy" meals might not be helping your child, and the hidden dangers of foods like honey for infants. Ravina also breaks down her root-cause approach to supporting neurodivergent kids and gives practical advice for overwhelmed parents navigating picky eating, burnout, and daily stress.

If you're a parent who's ever felt confused by your child’s behavior or discouraged by conventional answers, this episode offers grounded, science-backed insights and a compassionate path forward.

We explore the Energy Leadership Index (ELI), a proprietary, research-backed assessment that measures how individuals show up energetically and how it can catalyze powerful mindset shifts. Mohana walks us through the seven levels of energy, from victimhood to full presence and purpose, and explains how tools like core energy coaching and NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming) can transform everything from parenting burnout to leadership blocks.

This episode unpacks how to move from reactive to proactive energy states.

Laura shares her personal journey of carrying a terminal pregnancy to term and the emotional, spiritual, and practical lessons that followed. We explored how grief transforms both mothers and fathers, and what it means to live with purpose after loss.

If you're supporting someone through perinatal grief, or simply looking for real talk on motherhood and resilience, this episode offers comfort, insight, and hope.

Topics include:

• Parenting after trauma
• Rediscovering identity after pregnancy
• Creating space for both grief and joy
• Supporting dads through loss
• Building daily rituals for emotional healing
• Letting go of shame and rewriting your story

Discover how Global Sprouts turns playtime into a passport, bringing international cultures to kids ages 2–6 through toys, books, crafts, recipes, and educational activities. Whitney opens up about why cultural empathy starts at home, the importance of representation in early learning, and how parents can raise globally curious children, even without leaving the country!

Tune in to hear about her Shark Tank audition, why every box is built with authenticity and love, and her vision for Globi—the next generation's Dora the Explorer. If you’re a parent, educator, or someone passionate about raising kind, culturally-aware humans, this episode is for you.

We talk about the modern loss of “the village,” the surprising signs of postpartum depression (in both moms and dads), and how parent coaching fills the gap that AI like ChatGPT and advice apps simply can’t. Ory also shares how stress impacts breastfeeding, how to preserve your identity as a new parent, and why asking for help is one of the most powerful things you can do.

Learn about the irreplaceable and intrinsic value of having a parent coach to help you navigate your new parent journey.

We discuss:

• The early signs of developmental or behavioral delays
• How to decode behavior as a form of communication
• Positive reinforcement techniques that work
• Managing common issues like tantrums and hitting
• The role of play in learning and emotional regulation
• When and how to introduce technology, swimming, or other skill-building routines
• Attachment styles, parent-child bonding, and how to build resilience from infancy

This introduction to early learning are concepts that parents can begin putting into practice for their young ones.

We explore why breastfeeding is harder than it looks, how stress and separation impact milk production, why wearable pumps changed the game, and the cultural gap in postpartum care. Plus, Dawn opens up about formula myths, AI parenting misinformation, and what support truly looks like, from partners, hospitals, and communities.

This conversation goes far beyond latching, learn directly from one of our certified experts.

Watch to learn how to

• Name and recognize the “invisible load” in your life
• Spot the warning signs of overwhelm in yourself and others
• Have honest conversations with partners about sharing responsibility
• Lean on community and expert coaches for practical help
• Reframe motherhood from sacrifice to self-alignment

About our guest

Megan Trask is a mom of two and the visionary behind Tula—a thriving community that empowers women to rediscover their purpose, reclaim joy, and build intentional, fulfilling lives.

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Join us as we sit down with Ryan Brown, an ICF accredited coach who creates space for dads to heal, reconnect, and redefine what it means to show up. From navigating single fatherhood and post-divorce anxiety to blending masculinity with emotional intelligence, Ryan shares real talk on building a dad-centric community that actually listens.

We get into:

• Why so many dads feel isolated (and what to do about it)
• The emotional toll of missing out on milestone moments
• Postpartum mental health for men (yes, it’s real)
• The girl-dad panic and how embracing it builds trust
• Building a healthy co-parenting dynamic after divorce
• Why "redefining strength" is the parenting flex we all need

Ryan also lets us in on the upcoming book he’s co-writing with his ex (!) and how helping dads reconnect with their identity post-divorce is helping heal families from the inside out.

This episode is for anyone raising kids, reimagining fatherhood, or looking to build bridges where silence once lived.

🧡 Tap in. Let’s de-stigmatize the dad journey, one conversation at a time.

Follow Ryan at @indiemusicdad and @coparenting.simplified

Paige shares her path to parenthood, from navigating infertility and ectopic pregnancies to embracing foster care and surviving a traumatic birth and hysterectomy by the age of 32. But her story doesn’t stop at survival. It’s about advocacy, voice, and change.

We dive deep into what it means to carry the invisible work of parenting, how women often become the default parent by design, and why burnout doesn’t mean you’re failing — it means the system has. We also explore why building a village still matters and how flexible workplaces, paid leave, and emotional support can change the game for families everywhere.

Whether you’re a parent, a partner, or a policymaker, this conversation will challenge you to rethink how we support the people raising the next generation.

Drawing from her extensive experience as a K–12 educator and her work with PBS KIDS, Deborah shares insights on cultivating a sense of wonder in children to promote resilience, empathy, and lifelong curiosity. We explore how cultivating awe in children can lead to stronger resilience, deeper empathy, and a lifelong love of learning. She shares practical ways parents and caregivers can help kids slow down, tune in, and connect—with the world and with themselves.

✨ In this episode, we explore:

• What it means to be an "awe seeker" in a noisy, fast-paced world
• The science behind awe and why it matters for childhood development
• Everyday moments that spark wonder—and how to spot them
• How awe can be a tool for emotional regulation and growth

Whether you're a parent, teacher, or simply someone who wants to raise thoughtful, wonder-filled humans, this conversation will leave you inspired to find the extraordinary in the ordinary.

🔗 Learn more about Deborah’s work at parenthood365.com and grab your copy of Raising Awe Seekers wherever books are sold.

A nationally recognized advocate for involved fatherhood, Shannon’s work has been featured in The Good Men Project, The Atlantic, Today Parents, and other major outlets where he challenges outdated stereotypes and uplifts the voices of dedicated dads everywhere.

We talk about:

• The journey from corporate life to full-time parenting
• Why stay-at-home dads still face stigma—and how to change it
• The importance of community for fathers
• Finding humor in the chaos of raising kids

Whether you're a parent, partner, or someone who cares about reshaping family dynamics, this conversation is packed with insights and laughs you won’t want to miss.

Together, we unpack:

• What postpartum care really should look like
• Why traditional institutions leave parents feeling unsupported and how we can change the narrative of women's health and their personal parenting journey

Whether you're preparing for birth, navigating recovery, or supporting someone who is—this episode is your reminder that you're not alone, and you deserve care too.

✨ Brought to you by MissPoppins, where expert parenting support meets real-life parenting moments.

Britney shares expert insights on the most common car seat mistakes, how to choose the right seat for your child’s age and size, and what caregivers often overlook when it comes to safe travel. She also introduces us to BabyArk, a revolutionary new car seat blending advanced safety engineering with modern design.

Whether you’re a new parent or a seasoned one, this episode will equip you with the confidence and knowledge to keep your little one safe every time you buckle up.

Hosted by Nicky Rishi, this episode features an incredible guest who shares a passion for supporting moms on their child’s development journey. Introducing Laura Austin, a Child Developmental Specialist with over 12 years of experience. Adapting to virtual support since the pandemic, Laura offers comprehensive guidance in areas like speech, feeding, sensory issues, and more. With a deep passion for child development and supporting parents, she's here to share valuable insights on navigating parenthood and enhancing children's growth. Tune in for expert tips and strategies for family success.

Episode Highlights:

Influence of Toys on Development Laura discusses how different types of toys influence a child's cognitive, physical, and emotional development, helping parents understand the impact of toy selection on growing minds.

Promoting Speech and Language Skills Laura shares fun and engaging at-home activities and items that parents can use to promote their child's speech and language skills, encouraging verbal development.

Optimizing Early Learning Experiences Laura provides tips on how parents can organize their day to optimize early learning experiences for their children, integrating educational moments into daily routines.

Fostering Creativity and Problem-Solving Skills Laura talks about effective ways to foster creativity and problem-solving skills in young children through play and daily activities.

As this special episode of "MissPoppins The Art of Parenting" wraps up, heartfelt gratitude goes to Laura Austin, the incredible Development Coach. The discussion on "Playful Learning: Shaping Development Through Toys and Activities" aims to be both informative and inspiring. The choices we make in toys, activities, and daily routines significantly impact our children's development. By understanding these effects and consciously incorporating educational elements into play and everyday life, parents can create an enriching environment that nurtures children's growth, creativity, and learning abilities. Remember, every moment is an opportunity to inspire and shape young minds for a brighter future.

Listeners are encouraged to put into practice the strategies and advice shared by Laura Austin. For further guidance or support, reach out to the MissPoppins App, where a team of experts, including Development, Sleep, Lactation, and many more coaches, are dedicated to helping parents master the art of parenting.

Follow "MissPoppins The Art of Parenting" for more discussions on child development and parenting guidance. Download the app to connect with Childcare & Parenting Coaches today.

Hosted by Nicky Rishi, this episode features an incredible guest who shares a passion for supporting moms on their wellness journey. Introducing Nicole Morales, a Newborn Care Specialist, Postpartum Doula, and Pediatric Sleep Consultant. Nicole combines her passion for infant well-being with a background in child development to support families in the crucial early stages of parenthood. Her focus is on smoothing the postpartum journey, empowering parents with effective sleep strategies, and ensuring the best care for newborns, infants, and toddlers, all while boosting parental confidence in their caregiving roles.

Episode Highlights:

Safety First: What Makes a Sleep Space Safe for Children?

Nicole discusses key factors in creating a safe sleep environment for children, including choosing the safest and most comfortable options for their little ones.

Effective Bedtime Strategies

Nicole shares effective strategies to soothe children before bed, including how a calming bedtime routine contributes to a safe sleep space.

Transitioning from Crib to Toddler Bed

Nicole talks about when and how parents should transition their child from a crib to a toddler bed, discussing the signs that a child is ready and how to make the change a safe and positive experience.

As this special episode of "MissPoppins The Art of Parenting" wraps up, heartfelt gratitude goes to Nicole Morales, the incredible Sleep Coach. The discussion on "Snooze Safe: Creating the Perfect Sleep Sanctuary for Your Child" aims to be both informative and inspiring, emphasizing the importance of prioritizing a child's well-being and happiness.

Listeners are encouraged to put into practice the strategies and advice shared by Nicole Morales. For further guidance or support, reach out to the MissPoppins App, where a team of experts, including Postpartum, Sleep, Lactation, and many more coaches, are dedicated to helping parents master the art of parenting.

Follow "MissPoppins The Art of Parenting" for more discussions on child sleep and parenting guidance. Download the app to connect with Childcare & Parenting Coaches today.

Hosted by Nicky Rishi, founder of the innovative parent-tech app MissPoppins and the non-profit platform 180 Elevate for conscious leaders. In today’s episode, Nicky welcomes the wonderfully funny and authentic Linda Fruits, the mastermind behind Fruits of Motherhood. Linda brings humor and realness to every aspect of parenting, sharing her journey of raising three children and navigating an unconventional family structure with grace and laughter.

Linda's candid blog posts, relatable comics, and book "The Mom Life" offer a perfect blend of humor and support to parents everywhere. The discussion will cover topics like mindfulness in motherhood, the benefits of meditation for moms, and the adventures of camping with kids—all through Linda's uniquely humorous lens.

Linda’s approach breaks the mold of traditional parenting discussions by injecting humor and honesty into every topic. From turning her experiences into a book to balancing self-care with the demands of motherhood and career, Linda offers valuable insights. Her emphasis on community, recognizing symptoms of postpartum depression, and fostering a positive body image in today’s society provides support to countless parents feeling isolated in their journey.

Join this heartfelt and hilarious conversation, and don’t forget to subscribe for more parenting insights. Download the MissPoppins app to connect with childcare and parenting coaches for a free 30-minute session. Stay tuned for more empowering stories on 'MissPoppins: The Art of Parenting.' Remember, the art of parenting comes with its fair share of challenges, but it’s the laughter and love that make it all worthwhile.

MissPoppins is an innovative parenting app that builds your virtual village, offering a suite of tools and resources to support moms and dads through every stage of parenting, from planning to menopause. With immediate access to expert coaches, MissPoppins is dedicated to guiding you through the joys and challenges of raising children.

Webinar Highlights:

1. Introduction to Infant Gut Health: Why is gut health crucial in the first years of life?

2. Breastfeeding and Diet Optimization: How can breastfeeding mothers optimize their diets to support their baby's digestion and overall gut health?

3. Formula Feeding and Gut Health: What should formula-feeding parents look for to ensure their baby's gut health?

4. Managing Reflux in Infants: Effective strategies for managing reflux symptoms without immediate reliance on medications.

5. Introducing Solid Foods: When and how should parents introduce solid foods to support gut health and prevent food sensitivities?

6. Common Gut Health Challenges: The most common gut health challenges in toddlers and holistic approaches to address them.

7. Personalized Nutrition Plans: How can parents tailor nutrition plans to meet their infant's unique gut health needs?

8. Probiotics and Prebiotics Role: The role of probiotics and prebiotics in developing a healthy gut microbiome for infants and toddlers.

9. Impact of Antibiotics: What impact do antibiotics have on infant gut health, and how can parents mitigate negative effects?

10. Detecting and Managing Food Allergies: How to detect early signs of food allergies or sensitivities and steps to manage them.

11. Nutrition’s Effect on Sleep Patterns: Is there a link between gut health and sleep patterns in infants and toddlers?

12. Future Health Implications: How does the gut health of infants and toddlers influence their long-term health and development?

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Subscribe to our YouTube channel and stay updated with all our latest webinars and expert discussions on "MissPoppins The Art of Parenting." Download the MissPoppins app today to connect with expert coaches like Kristen and get personalized guidance on your parenting journey. For more tips and advice on toddler nutrition, infant gut health, managing reflux in babies, breastfeeding diet optimization, formula feeding, introducing solid foods, probiotics for babies, food allergies in infants, sleep and gut health, and long-term health for toddlers, follow us on social media @askmisspoppins.

Thank you for tuning in, and we look forward to bringing you more empowering discussions on "MissPoppins The Art of Parenting."

Amanda discusses the profound identity shift that many new mothers experience, delving into the internal battle between her pre-mom self and who she has become postpartum. From the societal pressures and unrealistic standards set around pregnancy and birth, to the deep-seated issues of maternal depression and guilt, Amanda’s story sheds light on the crucial importance of self-care and seeking support.

Throughout the conversation, Amanda offers heartfelt advice to new moms grappling with similar challenges, emphasizing the importance of building a support network, recognizing the symptoms of depression, and prioritizing self-care practices that resonate personally.

This episode is not just a podcast; it’s a lifeline thrown to all mothers feeling isolated in their experiences. Amanda’s openness provides hope and understanding, and her message is clear: You are not alone, and with the right support, 'this too shall pass.'

Don’t miss out on more stories like Amanda’s. Subscribe to our channel and download the MissPoppins app to connect with expert parenting coaches and receive a free 30-minute session. Whether you’re seeking guidance, or just need someone to talk to, MissPoppins is here to support you on your parenting journey.

Stay tuned for more empowering stories on 'MissPoppins: The Art of Parenting.' Until next time, keep embracing your journey, and remember, we’re here for you.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the realities that many new moms face but seldom discuss. Alyssa opens up about her experiences with setting expectations before birth, facing unexpected challenges during childbirth, and navigating the complex emotions that follow.

We explore topics like:

• The contrast between pre-birth expectations and post-birth realities
• Alyssa’s birthing experience and dealing with complications leading to a C- section
• Common feelings new mothers face and the evolving bond with their newborns
• The struggles and decisions around breastfeeding
• The importance of a support system and Alyssa's personal sources of support
• This candid conversation aims to shed light on the universal challenges of motherhood, reminding all moms that they are not alone. Alyssa's story is a testament to the strength and resilience of mothers everywhere.

This podcast is brought to you by MissPoppins. To all the moms out there, remember, we are here for you! With MissPoppins, support and help are available on demand. Download our app and claim your 30-minute free session with our coaches.

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In this episode, you'll learn about:

> Pre-Birth Preparation: How to get ready for lactation and breastfeeding before your baby arrives, with tips on what to bring to the hospital to support long-term breastfeeding goals.

> Latching Techniques: Discover the key to successful latching, and how the Emulait bottle's design promotes a natural latch, differing from other commercial bottles.

> Tailored Lactation Support: Strategies to customize lactation support whether you choose to breastfeed, bottle feed, or combine both.

> Emulait's Unique Design: How Emulait bottles mimic a mother’s breast, offering a familiar experience to babies, which can ease the transition between breast and bottle.

> Nutrition and Sleep: Explore the connection between mother’s nutrition, sleep, and milk supply, and how these factors influence lactation.

> Breastfeeding Positions for Sensitive Babies: Best practices for positioning your baby to prevent issues like gag reflex and colic.

> Breast Hygiene and Mastitis Prevention: Important tips on maintaining breast hygiene to prevent mastitis, including signs to watch out for.

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In this episode, we dive into the intersection of entrepreneurship, parenting, and the groundbreaking approach to preventing food allergies in children. Meenal, a mother herself, transformed her personal challenges into a mission to end food allergies. Meenal Lele, a pioneering entrepreneur and author. After her first child developed multiple food allergies, Meenal embarked on a quest to find solutions. This led to the founding of Lil Mixins, focusing on early immune support and allergy prevention for infants. Her personal experiences and dedication to research have positioned her at the forefront of a new approach to pediatric health.

Join us as we explore this journey and the science behind early allergen introduction

Joining us is Francisco Cornejo, the creator behind Storybook App, blending tech and parenting to improve family connections and children's sleep routines. Together, we'll explore the challenges and triumphs in the parenting tech space, balancing entrepreneurship with family, and bringing transformative ideas to life.

Stay tuned as we share our insights and experiences in this journey of parenting innovations.

Joining us is a remarkable guest, Ngan Quan, a Certified Lactation Counselor and Death Doula with expertise in Trauma-informed Care and Child Development. Ngan's journey as a mother has inspired her to provide unwavering support to families as they navigate the transformative stages of birth and early parenting. She specializes in offering compassionate guidance for breastfeeding/chestfeeding and helping parents navigate the complex emotional landscape of parenting.

Ngan is here to remind us of the strength in community and the incredible power within ourselves to create a nurturing journey for both parents and children. Stay tuned as we explore her valuable insights and experiences.

Joining me is an incredible woman who shares a passion for supporting moms on their wellness journey. We meet Angela, a mother who transformed her struggles with her daughter's sleep issues and postpartum depression into a mission to help others. After experiencing the life-changing effects of sleep coaching, Angela, who once co-slept, rocked, and fed her baby to sleep, is now dedicated to assisting tired parents. She understands deeply the toll of sleeplessness and is here to help families achieve the restful sleep they need and deserve.  

Let's dive into our conversation with Angela to learn more about her remarkable journey and dedication to helping parents.

Joining me is an incredible woman who shares a passion for supporting moms & their kids on their development journey. 

We have the Co-Founder of Sprinkle Learning Lindsey BenGera, an elementary special education teacher and board-certified behavior analyst, who expertly combines her educational expertise with her experience as a mother of three. Her unique approach blends educational science with real-world experience, transforming everyday moments into engaging learning opportunities for her kids. When not innovating in education, Lindsey loves to travel with her family, relishing the relaxation of beach destinations and the adventure of woodland camping trips.

Let's dive into our conversation with Lindsey to learn more about her remarkable journey and dedication to helping parents.

We have our Postpartum Wellness Coach, Sara Morse, Pediatric Sleep Consultant, Postpartum Doula, and Breastfeeding Counselor with over 25 years of experience working with newborns, infants, and toddlers. Sara's career journey began in daycare and evolved into becoming a Nanny for over a decade.  

Let's dive into our conversation with Sara to learn more about her remarkable journey and dedication to helping parents.

Today we welcome back Dr. Leonar to shed light on this vital subject, we have with us a seasoned Child Development Coach who has dedicated years to understanding the intricacies of emotional resilience in children and has empowered countless families with strategies to foster it. Dr. Leonor Avila is passionate about child development, promoting positive mental health in parents and children, and supporting parents in caring for and raising confident and resilient children.

To guide us through this double or triple feature, we have an expert lactation coach who has been a pillar of support for many mothers embarking on this unique journey. Let's welcome Kristen Carins is Certified Lactation Consultant. The breastfeeding challenges that she overcame as a NICU mom was nothing short of extraordinary. Spreading joy and helping other moms and babies has become her passion and drives her to achieve more to help more every day!

To shed light on this vital subject, we have with us a seasoned Child Development Coach who has dedicated years to understanding the intricacies of emotional resilience in children and has empowered countless families with strategies to foster it. Dr. Leonor Avila is passionate about child development, promoting positive mental health in parents and children, and supporting parents in caring for and raising confident and resilient children.

Breastfeeding: it's natural, but it's not always a walk in the park. Sometimes, it feels more like a rollercoaster ride. But guess what? You're not alone, and we're here to help!

Our expert guest, Lauren Carratu, is a superhero with 18 years of maternal child health nursing under her belt, plus five more as a certified nurse midwife. She's here to spill the beans on common breastfeeding woes and how to tackle them.

So, grab your headphones, and let's get this crucial conversation rolling!

We're unraveling the snooze mystery, folks, talking wake windows, sleep cues, and even the ABCs of safe sleep (no, not those ABCs). Get ready to trade those bedtime battles for a one-way ticket to Slumberville, both for your little night owls and, let's be honest, for yourself, too!

So snuggle up, listeners, and let's get our bedtime game strong. Sara's tips are like a warm cup of bedtime cocoa for your parenting soul. Until next time, keep dreaming big—for your kiddos and yourselves!