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Welcome to the mom room. Don't get too close to me because I think I'm coming down with something.

And that is quite the coincidence because today's episode is with the pediatrician mom.

I'm sure many of you follow Krupa on Instagram.

She is, as her username explains, a board certified pediatrician.

She gets all her information from obviously her education and research, but also experience as a mom.

And we get into how becoming a mom has changed her perspective when she deals with patients, because now she can put herself in their shoes,

which honestly is so beneficial for patients because I remember after giving birth to Milo,

our family doctor had two little kids. And it was so nice to talk to her at appointments. She knew exactly what I was going through.

She took time with me to explain everything. I didn't feel rushed. And I honestly think when

someone else has gone through it, or they have children and they understand how stressful it can be when your child

is sick. They just approach the entire situation with a little bit of empathy and kindness.

In this episode, we talk all about her transition to becoming a mom and also being a physician. We get into the overload of

information that parents are dealing with now, especially as she calls it Dr. Google. You know,

your child wakes up sick with some kind of ailment and you're instantly Googling it and being

bombarded with information. We talk about fevers because there is a lot of misinformation

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