You are listening to episode 49, is Brest Really Best. Welcome to this very special episode because I am welcoming one of my favorite authors.

Her name is Emily Auster.

She is an economist mother and author of the New York Times Best Selling Book,

crib sheet.

Thank you for being here

today, Emily. I am so excited to be here. I'm such a fan of your of your work

and I'm just yeah, I'm really excited to get to talk. You're a fan. I am

obviously a fan. A little background crib sheet is one of her books she also has a book

called expecting better but crib sheet was recommended to me by one of my followers I

actually didn't know about the book until I became pregnant and I was like this

looks great and as a pediatrician it resonated so much with me for anyone who has

not read Crip Sheet it basically breaks down all of the things in motherhood or parenting

that you may have heard some division on. So breastfeeding versus formula, sleep

training, which method to do something like, you know, potty training or whatever it is, she just talks about

circumcision, she talks about everything that you may be deciding on as a parent in an evidence-based

educational economist mind way, so I love it.

Economist mind that's like a good I don't know I can use that that's like

what I have or it's so great though and I love it because it comes from just a place of obviously

you're a mom too. Just giving the data making sure that parents don't feel gilded with the

choices that they make because as a pediatrician that's my goal too. We can choose a

little combination of everything as a parent and our kids turn out amazing so

we are going to be talking about one of the many topics in her book, Cribshi, which is breast really best.

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