With Unending Love and Support, Anything is Attainable with Guest Author and Childbirth Attorney Gina Mundy 28:33

“My parents pushed me to do my best,” say Gina. “They had high expectations all the way.” It didn’t help Gina’s cause that one of her teachers told her mother that “you could be an outstanding student if you tried.” But in time the message paid off.

Now a proud mother of three and a Childbirth Attorney, Gina works full time as did her mother. It’s that balance of working all day and time to spend with kids after school on the field, cheering them on from the sidelines.

Susan or Sue, “was the brains behind the operation” says my guest about her mother working full time as the VP of “Champion Screw Machine Engineering” in Michigan. Sue was also passionate about playing her guitar. She performed regularly at the Contemporary Services at their local church in addition to being a Sunday School Teacher.

One of the most significant messages Gina has learned from her mom is to be non-judgmental. “She always told me, the easiest thing you can do is talk behind someone’s back,” continues Mundy, “If you can’t say it to their face, don’t say it. My mother is by far, one of the most positive people I have ever met.”

Gina’s was also very close with her maternal grandmother, Sue’s mom. Grandmother and daughter had similar personalities and when ever the three grandkids went to spend time with their grandmother, she was sure to drop everything and loved spending every minute with them. Gina was so proud to have been asked to deliver the eulogy at her grandmother’s funeral service.

My guest’s message comes from the heart and as a Childbirth Attorney, she wants couples to be prepared and aware of the nuances of a delivery room and the benefits of choosing the best doctors possible to help ensure the delivery of a healthy baby and a happy mother.

Gina’s recent book is titled “A PARENT’S GUIDE TO A SAFER CHILDBIRTH- EXPECTING THE BEST:USING THE POWER OF KNOWLEDGE TO HELP YOU DELIVER A HEALTHY BABY.”

A childbirth attorney for over 20 years, Gina wants to give her readers the tools to prevent any accidents that may possible take place in the delivery room.

She delves into what happens during birth and trying to figure out from the delivery team what exactly happened. Her goal is to help parents prepare for child birth to make sure these mistakes and complications don’t happen during the birth, so they can have a healthy baby and mother. She suggests that getting involved before birth can help save lives.

Mundy insists ” the book isn’t about about what can go wrong but making sure it all goes right.”

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Jackie Tantillo loves being on both sides of the microphone –as Voice Over Artist and Producer/Engineer and in front of the camera as an On Camera Talent. She has been featured in National and International On Camera and Voice Over Commercials and Industrials. Over the years, she has mentored students with an interest in production and broadcasting and has volunteered with elementary school aged children in theatre production. Jackie is able to draw from her many years as a spokesperson and radio talent to bring warmth and insight to her many endeavors, including representative for organizations such as D.A.R.E., March of Dimes, Muscular Dystrophy and Easter Seals. A mom and the youngest of seven siblings, Italian American born in Rota Spain, Jackie or ‘Juani’ as her family and friends call her, comes from a very close knit family. Her knowledge of conversational French, Italian and Spanish has broadened the scope of her work. She lives in New Jersey and loves spending time with her family in the outdoors and traveling.