
This episode explores the evolution of maternal-child health and the complexities of infant feeding beyond the breast versus bottle debate.
In this thought-provoking episode of the Tongue Tie Experts podcast, host Lisa Paladino, CNM, IBCLC , is joined by Olena Dobchansky , a clinician, educator, and leader in maternal and child health. With decades of experience guiding families and supporting nurses, Olena offers a grounded, compassionate, and deeply informed perspective on the current landscape of infant feeding and postpartum care. Together, Lisa and Olena explore how maternal-child health has evolved within traditional medical systems, and what has been lost along the way. They discuss the commercialization of breastfeeding support, how language shapes our understanding of infant feeding, and why individualized, relationship-centered care matters. Key Topics Discussed Olena’s journey in nursing and leadership in maternal & child health How nursing theory has shifted, and what clinicians are still missing The difference between “breastfeeding” and “lactation” : words that matter Challenges created by corporate healthcare systems The rise of commodified feeding solutions and the “quick fix” mindset Building health literacy and informed decision-making in families How social media influences parents’ feeding…
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