Ep #114: When to Worry (and When Not To) About Your Child’s Milestones with Jordyn Gorman
Speech-language pathologist Jordyn Gorman shares the truth behind milestone charts: what they measure and what they don’t.
Speech-language pathologist Jordyn Gorman shares the truth behind milestone charts: what they measure and what they don’t.
Learn from Holly Britton why handwriting still matters in a digital world and how it impacts kids’ learning and cognitive development.
Sleep physician Dr. Funke Afolabi-Brown is here to share actionable tools to help your entire family get the restorative sleep you need.
Dr. Christina Bretz, a pediatric occupational therapist with over 20 years of experience and senior professional learning manager at Learning Without Tears, shares how sensory learning helps children retain information, build fine motor skills, and engage socially.
Clinical psychologist and author of Emotion-Savvy Parenting, Dr. Alissa Jerud, shares practical strategies for navigating moments where emotions run high (both yours and your child’s).
Board-certified integrative pediatrician Dr. Hokehe Eko shares how food sensitivities can manifest as behavioral challenges, sleep issues, and even aggression in children.
Listening expert Christine Miles shares how to teach kids the language of listening, helping them (and you) understand others more fully.
Dr. Linda Hopper, former business coach turned teacher, shares how applying coaching principles to the classroom can help kids grow.
Functional diagnostic nutritionist Stefanie Adler shares practical strategies for building your child’s immune system through protective foods and simple swaps for common household toxins.
Alisha from Rainbow Sky Creations, a passionate educator who’s spent years transforming how children experience mathematics in the classroom, shares compelling research that shows how students using concrete materials leads to 30 to 50% faster learning.
Kristina Lucia, an award-winning author and illustrator who creates books about feelings explores how limited emotional vocabulary creates communication barriers, and the power of vulnerability in speaking to our children.
Pediatric occupational therapist turned parent coach Lisa Chan explains the balance between gentle parenting and building resilience in kids.