099: How to parent highly sensitive children

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In this episode, Dr. Michael Pluess provides valuable guidance on understanding and parenting highly sensitive children. If you suspect your child is highly sensitive or are new to the concept, this discussion will equip you with insights to better support your child’s unique needs. Discover effective strategies for nurturing their sensitivity and empowering them to flourish and fulfill their potential.

098: Do school shooter trainings help (or hurt) children?

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Uncover the truth about school safety drills and their impact on children’s well-being. Join us as we examine the evidence and question the effectiveness of safety measures in schools, aiming to keep our children safe but potentially causing unintended consequences.

097: How to support gender-creative children

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In this eye-opening discussion with Dr. Diane Ehrensaft, we explore empowering children to express their true gender identity and delve into the ‘They-by’ movement, advocating for a more flexible approach to gender assignment.

096: How to prevent sexual abuse

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The long-term impacts of child sexual abuse and empowering parents with the knowledge to prevent such incidents. In our interview with Dr. Jennie Noll from Pennsylvania State University, we explore the lasting effects of sexual abuse on children, even years after the traumatic event. We also provide extensive guidance for parents on proactive measures they can take to prevent abuse from occurring in the first place. Join us in creating a safer environment for our children and promoting their well-being.

095: Ask the American Academy of Pediatrics!

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Get an exclusive glimpse into the American Academy of Pediatrics’ policies and insights as Dr. Benard Dreyer, the former AAP President, discusses crucial topics like sleep practices, screen time, discipline, and the organization’s evolving stance on child health.