In this powerful episode of In The Making, host Michael Betz (@michaelryanbetz) sits down with Camie Berardi, a leading maternal health advocate and B2B strategist at Tinyhood, to talk about the future of parenting, the broken systems working families face, and what it means to pivot careers with purpose.

With a background in healthcare policy and experience at organizations like the NYS Department of Health and Children’s Hospital Association, Camie brings a unique lens to today’s most pressing challenges in the Care Economy.

💡 We discuss:

• Why the Care Economy is the trillion-dollar future of work

• Her bold pivot from public policy to parenting tech

• The hidden barriers working parents face in the U.S.

• Camie’s work with Tinyhood, a female-founded parenting platform

• The power of whole-self leadership and resilience

🎁 Special Offers & Links:
▶️ Watch the Tinyhood Expecting Collection Trailer: https://classes.tinyhood.com/trailers
🎓 Try Tinyhood FREE for 7 Days: https://www.tinyhood.com
💸 Many health plans reimburse for childbirth education—check your coverage!

💛 Support Camie’s personal cause:
Let’s Build Beds – Every Child Deserves a Bed: https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_button_id=8YWSCDQZ9WF22

📲 Follow Camie:
🔗 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/camieberardi
🔗 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/camieberardi
🔗 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/camieberardi/

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