In this episode, Antonia DePace interviews Phyllis Rabinowitz, founder of the R Baby Foundation, who shares her heartbreaking story of losing her daughter Rebecca due to an unprepared pediatric emergency room. Phyllis discusses the alarming statistics surrounding pediatric emergency care in the U.S., the importance of parental advocacy, and how families can prepare for pediatric emergencies. The conversation highlights the need for systemic change in pediatric emergency room preparedness and the role of parents in advocating for their children's safety—as well as the progress that has been made so far.

In this episode, Jill Lerman, a play and parenting coach, discusses the importance of independent play for children and how working parents can balance their responsibilities while fostering their child's development. Jill emphasizes the need to reframe independent play as a gift rather than a tool for parental convenience, and she provides practical strategies for facilitating play without direct involvement. The conversation covers various aspects of independent play, including its developmental stages, the significance of the environment, and the importance of connection between parent and child. Jill also addresses common myths about independent play and offers insights on how to create engaging play experiences for children.

In this episode, we sit down with Jordan Price, a project manager and social media expert who suddenly found herself navigating the world of "boy mom" life after the birth of her first son followed by twin boys.

In this episode of the Working Moms Playbook, host Antonia sits down with Viviane Aires—a licensed aesthetician, wellness educator, and entrepreneur—to explore the real meaning of self-care for mothers. Viviane shares her inspiring journey from Brazil to building a thriving skincare business in the U.S., all while navigating single motherhood, step-parenting, and the challenges of putting herself first.