In this episode, our listeners are going to learn about cesarean births - both planned and unplanned. Whenever a woman is in labor, a cesarean delivery is always a possibility, so we want to be prepared in case it goes that way.

Being prepared for the possibility of a c-section is crucial, as sometimes it can be the right choice for you or your baby's health.

In this Episode, Our listeners will Learn About:

• Factors that can lead to a planned cesarean

• What happens during a c-section from start to finish

• How the hospital might implement "enhanced recovery" strategies both before and after birth

• How spinal anesthesia works and why it is the preferred method

• Who will be in the operating room

• What the surgery feels like

• What a family-centered cesarean is, and why I recommend you ask for it

In this episode, Dr. Rachel Schultz, pediatrician and new mom, reviews her top five items to get for newborn up to six months of age. These are items that she found most useful and used on a daily basis. If you are having a baby, or someone you love is expecting, you'll want to listen to this information.

In this episode, Dr. Renda Knapp and Dr. Rachel Schultz discuss causes of nausea and vomiting in pregnancy, and what to expect in terms of the course of nausea and vomiting during pregnancy. We review treatment options, including non-medication options and also medication options. And then one option that's become a little more popular, but it's actually not recommended and may not be entirely safe.

Join us for this conversation on sleep training your infant. We will provide practical advice and tips on when to begin sleep training, different methods and tips on how to be successful.

Join Dr. Renda Knapp and Dr. Rachel Schultz as they discuss weight gain in pregnancy. How much weight should you gain in pregnancy? How much is too much? How much is not enough?

Join pediatrician Rachel Schultz, DO and Ob/Gyn Renda Knapp, MD as they discuss the RSV vaccine for babies and pregnant women. Why is this vaccine important? What is the difference between the vaccine for babies and the one for women? Learn about why RSV is dangerous for babies in particular.

Join Pediatrician Rachel Schultz, D.O. and OB/GYN Renda Knapp, M.D. as they discuss baby diaper rashes. They will explain the different types of rashes and how to treat and prevent them. Also, they will recommend when it's important to see your doctor for prescription medications. They offer tips on how to keep your baby more comfortable.

Join us for this episode where we discuss uterine fibroids and how they can impact your pregnancy. What are the symptoms, risk factors and what can you do? Listen to find out.

Vaccines are important to prevent moms and babies from getting certain infections and diseases. In this episode we explain how vaccines work. You will learn about the safety of vaccines and the big picture regarding vaccines in pregnancy. There are currently four recommended vaccines for pregnancy. We are going to discuss them and why they are recommended, and the risk and side effects, and then also we will discuss vaccines that are not safe during pregnancy.

The topic for today's episode is viral Upper respiratory infections, also known as a cold. Join us as we discuss prevention, treatment and how to help your baby feel better when he or she has a cold.