I sit down with Dr. Jess Daigle — a board-certified NICU pediatrician, and mom — to talk about her journey from being a NICU mom to now advocating for families.

Every day, NICU doctors care for the tiniest, most vulnerable patients. But what often gets overlooked is the role they play in guiding families through uncertainty, fear, and hope.

Dr. Daigle shares how her own experiences as a mom shaped the way she communicates with families and why advocacy is at the heart of her work.

Tune in to hear what it’s really like to support families in the NICU, how personal experience changes professional care, and why advocacy is essential in neonatal and postpartum spaces.

Wondered why things feel swollen, sore, dry, or just different postpartum, you’re not alone.

In this episode of Fourth Trimester Voices, Dr. Carine Ange Tagni, Intimate Wellness Expert breaks down the most common postpartum vaginal changes — and what’s normal, what’s temporary, and what deserves a doctor’s attention.

We’ll cover vaginal swelling after birth, changes in the labia, vaginal dryness and pain, and emotional and body image concerns postpartum.

Whether you had a vaginal delivery or C-section, this conversation is for you. Knowledge is power — let’s talk about the real changes no one warns you about.

If you want to hear more of this content, @drtagnimd is hosting an event September 25th in PA. Get tickets here.

Pregnant after 35? Let’s set the record straight. Being an older mom doesn’t automatically mean complications, but it does come with unique considerations. In this episode, I break down what “geriatric pregnancy” really means, the real risks vs. myths, choosing the right provider and place of birth, criteria for home or birth center deliveries, and how to prepare for postpartum—physically and emotionally.

Your journey deserves knowledge, planning, and support. Tune in now to feel informed, empowered, and ready for what’s ahead.