Economist, author, and professor Emily Oster is known for bringing clarity and evidence-based analysis to some of the most complex decisions we face as parents. One of her books, Expecting Better, meant a lot to Chelsea as she was preparing to be a new mom. Emily is here to talk about Tylenol, autism, supplements, “hurried child syndrome,” and the question she gets asked the most, which may surprise you!

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As a registered dietician with a PhD in nutrition science, Dr. Jessica Knurick first noticed heightened amounts of fear-mongering around health and nutrition on her social media feeds when she was postpartum with her second kid in 2022 – and it’s only continued to get worse. Since then, she’s used her expertise to continuously fact-check what the “Make America Healthy Again” movement gets wrong. Today, she’s here with Chelsea to set the record straight on seed oils, infant formula, raw milk, fluoride and so much more.

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Former Teen Vogue editor and Project Runway judge Elaine Welteroth met with eight different doctors when she was pregnant with her first child. She knew Black women were three to four times more likely to die during and after childbirth, and she wanted to feel safe with her doctors. But that never happened. That’s why she chose to use a midwife, a birthing option that could play a pivotal role in solving America’s maternal health crisis. Today, Elaine is here with Chelsea to dispel myths about midwifery and explain how her organization birthFUND is working to make birthing less traumatic and more “transcendent.” Plus, they get into hypnobirthing and pelvic floor therapy.

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