• Dispelling myths 

         -  MYTH: You can’t get pregnant right after having a baby.          -  MYTH: Hormonal birth control isn’t safe for nursing mothers and their babies.

• Please touch on nutrition and how to compensate nutritionally for taking hormonal birth control. For example, Research indicates that hormonal birth control depletes folate and B12 stores. Maintenance of nutrients is essential in a breastfeeding and recovering mother.

Franziska V. Haydanek, D.O., also known as Dr. Fran, is a board-certified OBGYN with 7+ years of experience, Heand currently practices at the Rochester General Hospital in Western New York. Besides treating patients, Dr. Fran also provides education about obstetrics and gynecology online via TikTok and Instagram to combat misinformation on social media and empower her audiences with fact-based knowledge about their healthcare. 

As an experienced OBGYN, popular online educator, and mom to three, Dr. Fran is passionate about providing accessible and reliable information about women's health. Her mission is to provide a platform for women to access the latest obstetrics and gynecology information so they can make informed decisions about their healthcare.

Kim West, LCSW-C is a mom of two who has been a practicing child and family social worker for over 25 years. She has personally helped over twenty thousand families all over the world gently teach their children how to fall asleep—and fall back asleep without leaving them to cry it out alone. She started training Gentle Sleep Coaches internationally in 2010 and has appeared as a child sleep expert in numerous magazines, newspapers, and television programs, including Dr. Phil, TODAY, and Good Morning America. She is the author of five other books.

Upcoming Book this Autumn: Why Won't You Sleep?!: A Game-Changing Approach for Exhausted Parents of Nonstop, Super Alert, Big Feeling Kids (November 2024) by The Sleep LadyⓇ Kim West, MSW and sleep coach and researcher Macall Gordon.

Dr. Arthur L. Jenkins, III MD FACS FAANS is a board-certified, fellowship-trained neurosurgeon who specializes in spinal surgery in his “academic” private practice (Jenkins NeuroSpine). He has developed a dozen minimally invasive treatments to improve surgical outcomes for patients with disorders from the skull base to the tailbone; as well he holds patents and patent applications on a dozen different ways to improve patient outcomes. He is developing new treatments with academic researchers, startup biotech companies, and private practice experts in several fields. He specializes in minimally invasive treatments to reduce recovery times and improve outcomes, and rare, poorly understood conditions where his insights are changing lives. He treats patients from around the world with his combination of passion, empathy, and unparalleled diagnostic and surgical skills out of his offices and hospitals in the New York City Region. He is on every top doctor list for which he is eligible, including Vitals “Top 1%” of Neurosurgeons, Castle Connelly “Top Doctors” lists for the New York region, the United States, and for Cancer, New York Magazine’s “Top Doctors”, among MANY others. "

Eli Harwood is a licensed therapist who lives in Colorado with her husband, Trevor, and their three children. Eli has been nerding out on attachment research for the past two decades and is on a mission to help make the world a better place, one relationship at a time. She continues this mission in her clinical work, her writing, and running her mouth about attachment on social media. When she isn't working to make the world a more secure place, she is playing dress-up with her kids, obsessing about her sourdough starter, and reminiscing about that one time she won a set of globes as a Price is Right contestant. Visit her at AttachmentNerd.com and on Instagram

Glenn Rottmann is the world’s most recognized hypnotherapist. A regular guest on TV, podcasts & radio shows nationwide, Glenn's transformative work has captivated and helped celebrities, Grammy-Award-winning artists, and social media stars achieve profound personal transformations. From quitting smoking to overcoming the fear of flying.

Taylor Sanders’ meteoric rise in the country music scene has been nothing short of sensational. Garnering airplay on prestigious country radio stations across the globe, from the United States to the United Kingdom and the U.S. Virgin Islands, Sanders’ talent has earned her acclaim from leading media outlets such as The Tennessean, All Country News, Countrypolitan Magazine, MusicCrowns, and Buzz Music. Notably, Sanders’ latest music video stormed the charts with an impressive 200,000 streams within its debut week, securing her the coveted Josie Music Video of the Year Award at the legendary Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, TN. She was also awarded Best Country Song at the World Entertainment Awards in Los Angeles. Making history alongside Grammy-Award-Winning trio, The Gatlin Brothers, Sanders’ electrifying performance of her single “Firecracker” lit up the stage and hearts of fans worldwide. Beyond her musical prowess, Sanders remains committed to making a difference, raising awareness for early skin cancer detection through her partnership with The Melanoma Research Foundation.

Check out her video on Spotify

https://open.spotify.com/artist/2RcOaD1VBAq3vr10fjpOOn?si=i_sE-i8ST2mq0RCvMA6aVA

Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/taylorsandersworld/

Joan Briebart

Check out these Joan approved example of Pilates

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A new study suggests that the interaction among a child's disposition, parental methods, and the cognitive executive functions of the brain drastically shapes the emergence of ADHD symptoms during childhood. The research proposes that adjusting parenting strategies can aid in decreasing the potential development of ADHD among children. 

The role of a child's temperament in ADHD symptom development

• How different parenting methods impact the emergence of ADHD symptoms
• Strategies for adjusting parenting approaches to reduce the risk of ADHD development

Dr. Ray W. Christner, Psy.D., NCSP, ABPP, is a licensed psychologist and a certified school psychologist in Pennsylvania, a nationally certified school psychologist, and a nationally registered health service psychologist.  He specializes in clinical and school psychology, and he is board-certified in behavioral and cognitive psychology.  He maintains a private practice in Hanover, Pennsylvania, and provides telepsychology services in 39 states.  Dr. Christner’s clinical work includes psychotherapy, psychological/neuropsychological testing, and consultation services.  He works with children, adolescents, and adults with psychological, developmental, social, behavioral, and learning differences.  Dr. Christner is the co-host of the podcast Psyched to Practice.

Marianne Ryan is frequently interviewed by publications including Wall Street Journal, USA Today, New York Times, Redbook, Fitness Magazine, Shape Magazine and numerous Internet based magazines. She has been interviewed on many TV and radio shows and was featured in a documentary by the Tribeca Film Institute. Her international best selling book Baby Bod - Turn Flab to Fab in 12 Weeks Flat is available on Amazon.com

With 42 years of experience, Dr Sam discusses strategies when the parent may have ADHD and how to manage it.