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Maternal Health 911
by Maternal Health 911
Maternal Health 911 is an innovative podcast hosted by community health researcher and fertility coach- Dr. Jill Baker who suffered from her own infertility in silence. To support those who need it, this show is a platform to bring awareness to infertility, fertility, and maternal health disparities among BIPOC women and couples. The mission of this show is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for Black and Brown babies and maternal mortality outcomes for BIPOC women.
Episodes
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32. Nurturing Equity: The Importance of Breastfeeding Advocacy for BIPOC Women
In this episode, we dive into the critical role of breastfeeding advocacy for BIPOC women, exploring the cultural, systemic, and healthcare challenges they face. Join us as we discuss the importance of equitable support, representation, and education to empower families and foster healthier...
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31. The Impact of Doulas on Breastfeeding for Black Women and Infants with Victoria Snowden
In this episode, we dive into the critical role doulas play in supporting Black women and their infants during the breastfeeding journey. Our guest, Victoria Snowden, shares her insights on how doulas provide emotional, physical, and educational support to empower mothers. We also discuss…
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30. Breastfeeding Advoacy and Policy In New Jersey For Black Women and Infants with Dr. Nastassia Harris, DNP, MSN, RNC-MNN, IBCLC
Breastfeeding Barriers and Support for Black Mothers: A Conversation with Dr. Nastassia Harris, DNP, MSN, RNC-MNN, IBCLC In this special episode of 'Maternal Health 911,' host Dr. Jill Baker welcomes Dr. Nastasia Harris to discuss the barriers and support systems for breastfeeding in the Black...
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29. Impact of implicit bias and strucutral factors on uptake of breastfeeding practices among Black women with Dr. Venice Haynes
In this special episode of 'Maternal Health 911,' host Dr. Jill Baker delves into the critical state of maternal health among Black women in the U.S. Joined by special guest Dr. Venice Haynes, a social and behavioral scientist, the discussion sheds light on the systemic issues causing persistent...
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28. Breastfeeding Needs and Resources for Black Women & Infants with Jaye Wilson of Melanated Moms
In this episode, we sit down with Jaye Wilson, founder of Melanated Moms, to explore the breastfeeding needs and resources specifically for Black women and their infants. Jaye shares her expertise and personal experiences, shedding light on the unique challenges faced by Black mothers and the...
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27. The Current State of Breastfeeding for Black Women & Infants with Dr. Monique Howard & Takisha Miller
In this enlightening episode, we delve into the critical topic of breastfeeding within the Black community. Join us as we welcome Dr. Monique Howard and Takisha Miller, two passionate advocates for maternal and infant health. They share their insights on the unique challenges Black women face…
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26. The Day In The Life of A Pre Natal And Post Natal Hospital Advocate with Kimberley Turbin and Michelle Ramos
Join us in this powerful episode as we delve into the critical issue of maternal health in our country. We'll explore why it's considered an emergency and define what medical negligence entails. Medical negligence happens when a healthcare provider makes a mistake while believing they are meeting...
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25. Breaking Taboos: Navigating Breastfeeding Myths and Realities for Women of Color with Lakshmi Natarajan
Join us in this enlightening episode as we explore the world of breastfeeding from multiple angles. As a breastfeeding champion, we delve into the myriad benefits that breastfeeding offers both mothers and infants, from bolstering immune systems to fostering maternal-infant bonding. Discover the...
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24. Maternity Health From a Lense of a Social worker, Mother, Air Force Veteran with Jonelle Reynoso
In this deeply touching episode of Maternal Health 911, we delve into the inspiring story of Jonelle Reynoso, a multifaceted individual whose journey through motherhood is nothing short of remarkable. Jonelle wears many hats - a dedicated social worker, a proud Air Force veteran, and above all, a...
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23. A Day in the Life of a Reproductive Health Advocacy Warrior with Shawnee Benton
In this crucial episode, we confront a maternal health 911 emergency that demands our urgent attention. Shockingly, American women face a higher rate of maternal mortality than any other developed country, with pregnancy-related deaths more than doubling over the past 25 years. Every 12 hours, a...
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22. Perinatal and Neonatal Birth Inequities and The Experiences Of Families Who Have Preemie Babies with Dr. Jess Daigle
In this episode, we delve into the often overlooked and critical issue of perinatal and neonatal birth inequities, shining a spotlight on the experiences of families who navigate the challenging journey of having preemie babies. A maternal health 911 emergency is declared as we unveil the…
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20. Maternal Death Grief and Loss with Dr Angela Clack, Real Hamilton Romeo and Dr. Jill Baker
In this episode, we address the often silent struggles of maternal grief in the face of infertility and loss. Join our compassionate hosts as we engage in a heartfelt conversation with experts and individuals who have experienced the unique challenges of maternal grief in the context of…
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21. Disparities of Fibroids and The Effects On Fertility Outcomes of BIPOC Women with Dr. Candace Robertson-James
In this inspiring episode, our host engages in a heartfelt conversation with the incredible Dr. Candace Robertson-James. Join us as Dr. Robertson-James shares her personal journey, navigating the challenges of living with fibroids and the transformative steps she took to realize her dream of...
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19. Infertility Disparities: Unpacking Racialized Perspectives with Swetha Armruthur Khan
In this episode, we delve into the complex realm of infertility and its disparities, particularly focusing on the racialized lens through which it is often viewed. Join us as we explore the research, statistics, and perspectives that shed light on the impact of ethnicity on fertility outcomes....
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18. Misconceptions About Twins with Gavin & Jemma
In this episode, Gavin and Jemma shed light on some common misconceptions about twins that people often have. Here are some key points they discussed: Twins are not always identical: While identical twins share the same DNA and physical appearance, fraternal twins come from two different eggs and...
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17. Black Motherhood: The good, The Bad and Everything In Between with Tonya Mollineau of MOMS Film Fest
Grab your favorite drink and snack, draw your bath and light the candles as we chillax with Dr. Jill and Tonya in this episode where they discussed motherhood as a black woman, taking care of their own mothers and every thing else in between. Learn more:
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16. Maternal Vaccines and Disparities with Vaccines Among Pregnant Women with Dr. Annette Regan
As the statistics show, maternal health in the United States continues to be a concern, with significant disparities based on race and ethnicity. However, there are steps that can be taken to improve outcomes for pregnant women and reduce the risks associated with childbirth. One promising…
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15. A Discussion on Black Fatherhood and Adoption with Jason Wiley
In this episode, Jason Wiley and our host discussed various topics related to maternal health, adoption, and Black fatherhood, including: Why maternal health is a crisis in the United States Common myths about fertility for Black & BIPOC couples The adoption process, including key aspects and...
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14. Body Led Eating As a Pregnant Mom and Teaching Cultural Habits to Your Kids To Develop Healthy Relationship with Food with QTBIPOC Wellness Coach and Dietician, Dalia Kinsey
During our conversation with Dalia Kinsey, we explored the concept of wellness and how it relates to our daily lives as mothers. Dalia emphasized the importance of building positive relationships with food and incorporating them into family activities. She believes that wellness is not just about...
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13. Part 2/2: When You Need To Choose You In The Midst of Infertility: Depression, Mental Health and Healing with Dr. Vanessa Goodbar
Insights from Dr. Vanessa Goodar on Maternal Health and Fertility Treatment In a two-part episode with Dr. Vanessa Goodar, she provided valuable insight on why maternal health is an emergency in America, as well as her personal fertility journey. She also spoke about the role that race plays in...
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12. Part 1/2: When You Need To Choose You In The Midst of Infertility: Depression, Mental Health and Healing with Dr. Vanessa Goodbar
In this 2 part episode with Dr. Vanessa Goodar, she graciously shared with us her point of view of why Maternal Health in America is an emergency as well as her own fertility journey. She also talked about the role race plays in fertility treatment. It's clear that your experience with…
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11. More Fathers, Less Problems: The Impact of Black Fathers On The Maternal Health Outcomes of BIPOC Women
Meet Joel Austin, Co-Founder, President & CEO of Daddy University Inc. and Executive Director of The School of Parent Education, a 501©3. He is a driving force behind promoting responsible parenting and elevating the role of fathers in families and communities. As a father of four and mentor to...
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10. Beyond Black Maternal Health with Roslyn Smith
BIPOC Women face Injustice and Infertility Disparities in New York City The statistics are alarming: Black mothers are twelve times more likely to die than white mothers. In this episode, Rosly recounts her personal struggles in dealing with dismissive healthcare professionals, insults, and...
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9. Twin Pregnancies, Doctor Experiences and Mental Health with Deja Harford
Deja's experience with doctors during her pregnancy highlights the importance of advocating for yourself when it comes to your health. It can be overwhelming to navigate the healthcare system, especially during a vulnerable time like pregnancy. However, speaking up and asking questions can make a...
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8. How Should People With Lupus Advocate For Themselves with Jenni Sorokin
As of the time of this recording, 1.5 million Americans, and at least five million people worldwide, have a form of lupus. Lupus strikes mostly women of childbearing age. Ninety percent (90%) of people living with lupus are women. Most people with lupus develop the disease between the ages of...
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7. Perinatal and Neonatal Birth Inequities and The Experiences Of Families Who Have Preemie Babies with Jenne Johns
It's alarming to know that 1 in 10 babies is born preterm in the United States, with the highest rate among black infants at 14.2%. This is definitely a concerning issue that needs to be addressed. It's great to hear that your friend and colleague, Jenne Johns, will be sharing insights on this...
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6. How COVID-19 Pandemic impacted BIPOC women's maternal morbidity and mortality outcomes and how we can help with barriers women of color face with Dr. Neel Shah
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a disproportionate impact on BIPOC women's maternal morbidity and mortality outcomes as we learn in this episode with our guest, Dr. Neel Shah. BIPOC women are more likely to experience pregnancy-related complications and death than white women. To help patients feel...
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5. Maternal Health Disparities and Myth of Black Hyper-Fertility In General Society And In the Black Community with Yvonne Ortiz
Join Dr. Jill and Yvonne as she graciously and vulnerably shares with us her and her daughter's experiences and why we are adamant in stating that Maternal Health is an emergency in this the USA. Some details to note from this episode: Infertility Disparities Infertility affects 10% of women...
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4. Advocating For Yourself Even and Dr. Jill and Her BFF, Tineisha Slater' Story
Grab a cup of your favorite beverage as we sit down and chill with long-time friends Dr. Jill Baker and Tineisha Slater who graciously shared with us their fertility stories and how they overcome the difficulties and challenges along the way and equally celebrated how it looks like coming out the...
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3. Let’s talk about maternal health disparities and how to effectively advocate for yourself with Dr. Samantha Butts
In part 2 of the interview with Dr. Butts, Jill recounted her experience and how her experience was working with Dr. Butts. A wide spectrum of subjects from taking pills before pregnancy, the disparity in maternal healthcare, and why Maternal Health is an emergency from Dr. Butts’ point of view....
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2. Interview with Dr. Samantha Butts: From 0 Baby To Twins And Knowing That You Are Not Alone, Sister!
Following Jill’s Journey in Episode 1, the next 2 episodes will be a peak at the other end of the story as she interviews her Doctor, Dr. Samantha Butts. They encountered the whole experience - the good, the bad, the ugly and the joys of it all in the end! They also answered what should a couple...
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1. Dr. Jill Baker's Own Experience and Fertility Story and Where It All Started (Spoiler Alert: She now has 3 kids!)
Welcome to Maternal Health 911! In this episode, Dr. Jill Baker shared her entire fertility journey and how it all began, and the reason behind all the work that she is now doing to create awareness and welcoming space to families who are going through the same journey that she went through. Read...
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Maternal Health 911 is here: A Podcast about Maternal Equity and Wellness
Maternal Health 911 is here and we are exhilarated that we get to do this work and share stories of families who suffered maternal health injustice. Dr. Jill Baker is leading us into conversations that are never heard before and she is fiercely bringing light to our guests' stories in the hopes…
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Maternal Health 911 is an innovative podcast hosted by community health researcher and fertility coach- Dr. Jill Baker who suffered from her own infertility in silence. To support those who need it, this show is a platform to bring awareness to infertility, fertility, and maternal health disparities among BIPOC women and couples. The mission of this show is to provide support and possible solutions to decrease birth disparities for Black and Brown babies and maternal mortality outcomes for BIPOC women.
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