Author Bethany Saltman on her 2021 book, The Strange Situation: A Mother’s Journey Into the Science of Attachment. A mix of three things - one part scientific inquiry into attachment theory, one part memoir of Saltman’s own upbringing, and one ...

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Perinatal and reproductive psychiatrist Dr. Edwin Raffi on whether antidepressants are safe for pregnancy (yes).

Registered dietician and certified diabetes educator Lily Nichols sets the record straight - to beat gestational diabetes, eat fewer carbs. 

Yale University physician scientist Harvey Kliman on the gooey red organ at the center of it all - the placenta.

Brown University economics professor and best-selling author Emily Oster on her new book, 'The Family Firm,' Covid and the wisdom of her daughter, Penelope. 

Australian researcher Mel Morns on nursing aversion - and whether you can get those creepy crawlies to stop without weaning.

IVIRMA Global Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Emre Seli on the future of fertility science, from AI to stem cells to gene editing - and beyond. 

Pregnancy and breastfeeding expert Hilary Flower sets the record straight - breastfeeding while pregnant is safe.

Journalist, author and mother of four Abigail Tucker on her new book, 'Mom Genes: Inside the New Science of Our Ancient Maternal Instinct.'

International Board Certified Lactation Consultant (IBCLC) Dana Lauducci tells you everything - everything - you need to know about how to breastfeed. 

At the height of the Covid pandemic last year, quadriplegic and disability advocate Dani Izzie became one of the only quadriplegic women ever to give birth to twins. This is her story.

Forget what you heard about bedsharing and SIDS, the world's leading authority on the topic says - sleeping with your breastfed baby may save their life. 

Somatic experiencing trauma resolution practitioner Kimberly Ann Johnson on her new book, 'Call of the Wild,' and how awakening your primal predator is the key to healing trauma.

Midwife of the Feminine Form Carly Rae on why you need to get to know your vagina a whole lot better. 

Neuroscience and health psychology professor Dr. Nicole Avena on her new book, What to Eat When You Want to Get Pregnant. 

Bringing Up Bebe author Pamela Druckerman on her new children's book, Paris by Phone, surviving cancer, being an American living in Paris and samba dancing in Brazil. 

Oh Baby! is going biweekly. Find out why. 

International wedding photographer Nicole Ashley on having a baby and running a demanding photography business - and how she sleep trained her baby without 'Cry it Out.' 

Brittney Butler, a public health PhD candidate at Ohio State University, on racism and being Black and pregnant in America.

Perinatal therapist Shawn Portner on how to lessen anxiety and depression during pregnancy, starting with making sure you trust your care team.

San Diego fertility doctor Anne Davis on her new clinic, Pearl Mini IVF, what mini-stim IVF is all about and why less -  could be a whole lot more. 

Alice Lu-Culligan, a Yale immunologist focused on Covid and pregnancy, makes the case for pregnant women at high risk to get the vaccine - because the consequences of severe Covid infection are far more dangerous.

Join host Olesia Plokhii as she interviews mother and psychotherapist Molly Mitchell-Hardt on her new online pregnancy course, The Sacred Journey of Motherhood, which uses mythicism, ritual, yoga and psychological healing to prepare pregnant wo...