Dr. Aimee Baron is a pediatrician and the founder of I Was Supposed to Have a Baby, a nonprofit supporting people through infertility, miscarriage, pregnancy loss, and related struggles in the Jewish community. After walking through secondary infertility, miscarriage, multiple unexplained losses, and eventually a surprise twin pregnancy, Dr. Baron turned her personal pain into a mission to help others feel less alone. Through shared stories, support groups, education, and her podcast, she works to reduce isolation and create more sensitive communal spaces.
Listen in to hear Dr. Baron share:
Her personal fertility journey, including secondary infertility, miscarriage, and repeated pregnancy loss
Why she founded I Was Supposed to Have a Baby and how storytelling helps break the silence around infertility
Practical ways communities can be more sensitive, from changing the way we ask about family to being mindful at Shabbos tables and simchas
How to support a friend who is struggling while sharing your own pregnancy news with care
Holiday survival strategies for people facing infertility or loss, including setting boundaries, opting out when needed, and creating private space
Why all forms of infertility-related grief deserve validation, including circumstantial infertility for singles
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