Laura Modi

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So, Laura, just kind of help us understand the problems with our current government programs, which is Women, Infants, and Children, and also SNAP or food stamps.

So WIC is Women, Infants, and Children, and there's some concerns about how these processes are done at a state and federal level that limit mothers' choices, particularly women who are part of these programs that often mean they're under-resourced.

Day one.

Now, are there initiatives in policymaking now that are going to address this?

It's not like you're bidding on a fighter jet contract.

This is like babies.

And what about SNAP?

That's the food stamp program.

And how would we fix SNAP?

Because WIC, it seems like if we had more choice and more availability, how would you fix SNAP around this?

So you've been this person, you're this mother walking down the aisle.

How do you...

give advice to mothers and women who are trying to figure out how to navigate this space and what to think about, what to look for, how do they make the right choice for themselves and for their baby?

Your best is best.

Not breast is best, but your best is best.

Exactly.

I think that's been the message.

And I still think that breast milk would be the first thing that women should try to do because from a health perspective, there's nothing like it for a baby.