The Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast

Oral health is a critical, yet often overlooked, pillar of systemic pediatric wellness. In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi, MD, sits down with board-certified pediatric dentist and First Grin founder, Dr. Ashley Lerman, to discuss the clinical realities of early childhood dental care.

We will discuss:

Preventive Milestones: The clinical rationale behind the "Age One" dental visit.

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In this powerful episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi is joined by pediatricians Dr. Jessica Madden (IBCLC-certified neonatologist), Dr. Mia Armstrong, and Dr. Kristen Borchetta to talk honestly about the challenges and realities of breastfeeding. From painful latching and milk supply struggles to the emotional toll of postpartum life, this roundtable is a must-listen for new parents and support systems al...

Asthma is the most common chronic condition in children, affecting nearly 6 million kids in the U.S. In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi is joined by Dr. Kristen Borchetta and Dr. Deborah Gage to break down what parents need to know about pediatric asthma. They discuss risk factors, how to recognize symptoms (beyond just wheezing), when to seek care, and the latest in treatment and management stra...

In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi sits down with Dr. Cameual “Camie” Wright, OB-GYN and President of the Indiana Market at CareSource. From clinical care to health plan leadership, Dr. Wright shares her inspiring journey and the impact of bridging medical expertise with executive leadership. She discusses the unique healthcare needs of rural communities, the power of value-based care, and forwar...

Constipation is one of the most common reasons parents call the pediatrician—and for good reason. In this Blueberry Doctors Roundtable, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi is joined by pediatric gastroenterologist Dr. Sari Kay and general pediatrician Dr. Rachel Tellez to break down everything you need to know about your child’s gut health. From poop color and frequency to behavioral causes and effective treatment strategies, this candid conversatio...

On this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi sits down with Alice Lee, the CEO and founder of First Day, a wellness brand reshaping the supplement industry for modern families. They dive deep into the silent epidemic of hidden nutrient deficiencies, the misleading practices in mainstream supplements, and why our food—even when it’s “healthy”—might not be as nourishing as we think.

Alice shares her perso...

In this episode, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi sits down with Jennifer Sternbach, founder of Food Allergy Advocates and certified holistic nutrition practitioner, to talk about the everyday realities of managing food allergies in children. As a food allergy parent herself, Jennifer brings a unique, practical perspective on what families actually need—beyond the clinical advice—to navigate allergy-friendly living with confidence.

They explor...

In this summer edition of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Monica Davern is joined by Dr. Marisa Quattrone and Dr. Jamilet Alegria for a fun, practical, and info-packed roundtable on keeping your kids healthy, safe, and (somewhat) on schedule during summer travel. From airplane prep and road trip survival kits to tick checks, Lyme disease myths, sunscreen picks, pool safety, and how to handle jet lag like a pro—this episode co...

Mental Health in Kids: What Pediatricians Want You To Know | Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast Doctors Round Table

In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi is joined by pediatric experts Dr. Kristen Borchetta and Dr. Tiffanie Noonan to tackle one of the most urgent issues facing our children today: the youth mental health crisis.

With suicide now the second leading cause of mortality among young peopl...

In this special Doctors' Roundtable episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Lyndsey Garbi is joined by Dr. Kristen Borchetta, Dr. Allison Payne, and Dr. Monica Davern to tackle one of today's toughest parenting challenges: managing screen time. From setting limits and maintaining quality control to sharing real family strategies, the doctors dive into the developmental, behavioral, and emotional impacts of screens on child...

Constipation is one of the most common—and commonly missed—issues in pediatrics. In this episode, Dr. Lindsey Garbi is joined by Madeline Lauf, founder of Begin Health, to unpack what every parent should know about gut health and how it impacts your child’s digestion, behavior, and even immunity.

Together, they explore how to recognize signs of stool withholding, why gut issues are on the rise in kids, and what tools are availab...

In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, host Dr. Lyndsey Garbi is joined by Dr. Linda Genen, Chief Medical Officer at Progeny Health, for a powerful conversation about the evolving landscape of maternal and neonatal healthcare. Dr. Genen shares her personal journey from the NICU to healthcare leadership, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how data-driven programs and case management are transforming outcomes for moms...

In this winter roundtable episode, Dr. Lindsey Garbi, Dr. Jessica Madden, Dr. Monica Davern and Dr. Kristen Borchetta return to break down what’s shaping up to be one of the most intense seasons for pediatric illnesses in recent memory. From surging flu hospitalizations to stubborn norovirus outbreaks and respiratory bugs that just won’t quit, our doctors give parents the tools to navigate this winter’s viral minefield. We explore ...

Measles on the Rise: What Parents and Providers Need to Know

In this urgent episode, we dive into the resurgence of measles in the U.S., with outbreaks reported in over a dozen states since early 2025. Dr. Lindsey Garbi discusses why measles remains one of the most contagious diseases, how to recognize early symptoms, and what steps parents and pediatric providers can take to prevent further spread. We explore the importance of ...

On this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, we are honored to welcome Mary Jane Beeson, Founder and President of Beeson Consulting Group, a visionary leader in healthcare strategy and Medicaid innovation. With over $68 billion in contract revenue generated and a proven 90% win rate, Mary Jane shares her incredible journey of driving Medicaid membership growth, improving access to pediatric care, and advancing healthcare eq...

In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, we welcome Tracey Green is a compassionate advocate for patients and a visionary leader in healthcare innovation. With expertise in addressing physical, behavioral, and social determinants of health, she has held senior leadership roles, including Chief Medical Officer for Aetna Better Health of Nevada and the Nevada Department of Health and Human Services, where she spearheaded ...

In today’s episode, we’re excited to feature Chad Pendleton, Principal and CEO of the Pendleton Advisory Group. With over 20 years of experience in healthcare leadership and a PhD in Public Policy and Administration, Chad brings a wealth of knowledge to our discussion on the evolving healthcare landscape.

In this insightful conversation, Chad dives deep into:

🔍 The role of effective leadership in navigating healthcare chall...

In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, Dr. Whitney Casares is joined by Dr. Gideon Lack, a renowned expert in pediatric food allergies and co-founder of Mission MightyMe, a line of nut butter puffs for babies and kids that makes it easy to include nuts in their diet early and often. Together, they explore groundbreaking research on the prevention of food allergies, with a special focus on peanut allergies. D...

In this episode of the Blueberry Pediatrics Podcast, we sit down with Dr. Kay Judge, Chief Medical Officer at a Fortune 25 company and a visionary leader in healthcare management. With extensive expertise in Medicaid, Medicare, and Duals programs, Dr. Judge shares her journey from practicing internist to becoming a health equity advocate, leading disruptive innovations in healthcare delivery. As a DEI leader with a focus on Populat...