DVANN's Baby Buzz DVANN's Baby Buzz

This program features interviews with various experts in the medical field and is hosted by the Delaware Valley Association of Neonatal Nurses about all things "baby," and in this case, older children as well.

This episode is hosted by DVANN Board Member and Podcast Director Jennifer Hart as she interviews a couple of Dads from our "Covid Pod." Special thanks to Mike Derosa, Joe Hart, Justin Rymer, and Devin Sherry for joining for this discussion about having children from the dad's perspective.

This program features interviews with various experts in the medical field and is hosted by the Delaware Valley Association of Neonatal Nurses about all things "baby," and in this case, older children as well.

This episode is hosted by DVANN Board Member Kristen Gerhardt as she interviews Nurse Aromatherapist Kami Schaal about the health benefits of Essential Oils as they specifically relate to pregnancy.

Kami Schaal, RN, BSN, IAC - Nurse Aromatherapist and special needs Mom

After two decades working as a nurse for a large university medical center Kami is now a full-time nurse entrepreneur and practices as a Nurse Aromatherapist at her company, Family Wellness Warriors. She feels passionately about sharing her own family's health journey so that other families do not need to struggle. She is a beacon of hope for any Mom that feels alone and disempowered, afraid to make decisions for fear it will be the wrong one. Moms who know there is a better path to health, but cannot seem to find it. Kami will light the way so that every family can take simple steps toward health and grow stronger in the process. She also hosts a daily podcast called The Imperfect Adventure to offer encouragement to women everywhere.

She has been married to the love of her life, Dan for 23 years and has three amazing kids-Meg age 21, Jeffrey age 18, and Christian age 14.

Kami also hosts her own podcast that can be found here:
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-imperfect-adventure-with-kami-schaal/id1547835126

This program features interviews with various experts in the medical field and is hosted by the Delaware Valley Association of Neonatal Nurses about all things "baby," and in this case, older children as well.

This episode is co-hosted by DVANN Board Members Jennifer Hart and Katie Behringer as they interview Kali Rhodes, a Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Nurse Practitioner with a specialty in this all too common issue of reflux and young children. Kali discusses treatments and recommendations for mild to severe cases that could even require surgery.

This program features interviews with various experts in the medical field and is hosted by the Delaware Valley Association of Neonatal Nurses about all things "baby," and in this case, older children as well.

This episode is hosted by DVANN Board Member and Podcast Director Jennifer Hart as she interviews friend and licensed Social Worker Anne Mapes with a Master's Degree in Social Work from Fordham University and a Bachelor's Degrees in Science of Counseling and Human Services.

Links to resources discussed in the podcast:

https://bergennorthmoms.com/

Equality vs. Equity image:
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This program features interviews with various experts in the medical field and is hosted by the Delaware Valley Association of Neonatal Nurses about all things "baby."

This special podcast is hosted by DVANN Board Member Jennifer Hart who will be speaking with Joy Fleming, a Philadelphia nurse and the Community Outreach Director for DVANN. The discussion will be centered around the worldwide pandemic we are currently facing, COVID-19. Much of the discussion will have general tips about the virus from leading health experts as well as baby-specific information for pregnant women and recently postpartum women.

Please keep in mind that this is a novel coronavirus and new information is presenting itself every day. While we aim to give you the best information we can, as new data becomes available, we will update this description to keep the information as current as possible.

This podcast was recorded on March 31, 2020, so the information presented is current up until that point.