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In this episode of the medDesign podcast, we are honored to host Dr. Andrea Braden, a leading expert in women's health, particularly focusing on enhancing the postpartum experience.
Dr. Braden is the founder and CEO of Lybbie, a pioneering company innovating breastfeeding through wearable milk supply sensors and an app.
As the medical director of the Atlanta Birth Center, she promotes holistic, patient-centered care, offering safe alternatives to hospital births.
Additionally, Dr. Braden is a board-certified lactation consultant and advisor to Couplet Care, helping introduce an innovative over-the-bed bassinet designed to improve maternal and infant care.
Beyond her professional achievements, Dr. Braden is a mother of five, an avid reader, a passionate musician, and a dedicated volunteer in her children's school community.
Join us as we delve into her experiences, the journey behind Lybbie, her work with Couplet Care, and her insights on what quality maternal care truly means.
Connect with Dr. Andrea Braden: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drandreabraden/
Support Lybbie: https://www.lybbie.com/
Support Couplet Care: https://coupletcare.com/the-bassinet
Dove Under Pressure Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4OL5wPCXng
00:00 Welcome to the MedDesign Podcast: Introducing Dr. Andrea Braden
01:05 Dr. Braden's Journey: From Personal Struggle to Maternal Healthcare Innovation
08:32 Empowering Trans Women in Breastfeeding: A Groundbreaking Approach
12:17 The Birth of Lybbie: Revolutionizing Breastfeeding with Technology
20:24 Tackling Socioeconomic Disparities in Breastfeeding
26:27 Exploring Lactation Consultation Accessibility
26:46 Marketing Strategies for New Mothers
27:09 The Power of Social Media and Partnerships in Healthcare
28:30 Advisory Role and Mission of Couplet Care
30:35 Innovative Research on Co-Sleeping and Infant Care
33:17 Personal Birthing Experiences and Postpartum Support
38:38 Addressing Pain and Bias in Maternal Healthcare
47:51 The Future of Maternal and Infant Care
53:01 Next Steps for Lybbie and the Importance of Support
In this episode of the medDesign podcast, we are honored to host Dr. Andrea Braden, a leading expert in women's health, particularly focusing on enhancing the postpartum experience.
Dr. Braden is the founder and CEO of Lybbie, a pioneering company innovating breastfeeding through wearable milk supply sensors and an app.
As the medical director of the Atlanta Birth Center, she promotes holistic, patient-centered care, offering safe alternatives to hospital births.
Additionally, Dr. Braden is a board-certified lactation consultant and advisor to Couplet Care, helping introduce an innovative over-the-bed bassinet designed to improve maternal and infant care.
Beyond her professional achievements, Dr. Braden is a mother of five, an avid reader, a passionate musician, and a dedicated volunteer in her children's school community.
Join us as we delve into her experiences, the journey behind Lybbie, her work with Couplet Care, and her insights on what quality maternal care truly means.
Connect with Dr. Andrea Braden: https://www.linkedin.com/in/drandreabraden/
Support Lybbie: https://www.lybbie.com/
Support Couplet Care: https://coupletcare.com/the-bassinet
Dove Under Pressure Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w4OL5wPCXng
00:00 Welcome to the MedDesign Podcast: Introducing Dr. Andrea Braden
01:05 Dr. Braden's Journey: From Personal Struggle to Maternal Healthcare Innovation
08:32 Empowering Trans Women in Breastfeeding: A Groundbreaking Approach
12:17 The Birth of Lybbie: Revolutionizing Breastfeeding with Technology
20:24 Tackling Socioeconomic Disparities in Breastfeeding
26:27 Exploring Lactation Consultation Accessibility
26:46 Marketing Strategies for New Mothers
27:09 The Power of Social Media and Partnerships in Healthcare
28:30 Advisory Role and Mission of Couplet Care
30:35 Innovative Research on Co-Sleeping and Infant Care
33:17 Personal Birthing Experiences and Postpartum Support
38:38 Addressing Pain and Bias in Maternal Healthcare
47:51 The Future of Maternal and Infant Care
53:01 Next Steps for Lybbie and the Importance of Support