Exploring Different Perspectives on the MAHA Movement | Episode 56 with Erin Romney

With the MAHA Movement growing in popularity, it's important to open conversations and share different perspectives around it. Erin Romney is the founder and owner of Romney Studios and a former Division I swimmer with a background in biology. We sat down with Erin to unpack the movement to Make America Healthy Again—why she cares so deeply about it, and what she thinks it gets right and overlooks. From BPA-free baby bottles to microplastics, chronic disease, and food deserts, we dig into how privilege, parenting, and personal health journeys intersect in today’s wellness landscape.We also get real about big food and pharma, access to mental health care, and the oversimplification of complex issues like ADHD, obesity, and anxiety. Erin shares her concerns about GLP-1 medications, her skepticism around the COVID-19 vaccine, and why she believes gut health and clean water are the foundations of everything. This one’s messy, nuanced, and full of questions—and that’s exactly how we like it.Join hosts Jessica Eisenstat, a Licensed Professional Counselor, and Dr. Lauren LaRose, a Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist, as they dive into raw and real conversations about all things kids. These two moms, who also happen to be mental health professionals, bring humor, debate, and a hefty dose of mom realness to every episode. From tackling children’s mental health to the daily chaos of parenting, nothing is off-limits.Follow The Little Brain CampaignInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thelittlebraincampaign/Website: https://www.littlebraincampaign.com/