พอดคาสท์ Child Development ชั้นนำ (2026)

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What ER Doctors Wish Parents Knew, Advocating for your health (and Why We Love The Pitt) with Dr. Beachgem 52:51

7h ago52:51

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You are never wrong for being worried about your child. You are allowed to ask questions, ask for help, and ask for another set of eyes. Advocacy is not confrontation, it is care. And the doctors caring for your family are human too, carrying both expertise and emotion into every room they enter. In this episode, I sit down with pediatric ER physic…

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Episode 82: Second Read - There's Good in the World. And It's Worth Fighting For. 13:44

28d ago13:44

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In this episode, we revisit one of the most-read pieces published on Not Just Cute: "There's Good in the World. And It's Worth Fighting For." Written nearly a decade ago (and based on quotes from movies released TWO decades ago, which were based on books written NINE decades ago.....) yet increasingly relevant today, this reflection explores the ro…

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The Follow-Up: Three Things Every Child Needs 17:56

2d ago17:56

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In this episode, I break down the three core needs every child has to feel secure, confident, and connected with their parents: safety, respect, and connection. These are not soft ideas or permissive parenting. They are the foundation of authoritative parenting and the reason kids are more likely to listen, trust, and stay connected to us as they g…

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Dr. Mona on the Elevated Thoughts Podcast: On Vaccine Safety and Politicization of Public Health 1:11:31

7d ago1:11:31

1:11:31

As the year wraps up, I’ve been looking back at some of my favorite chats from the shows I visited this season. New episodes return January 7. On this episode of the Elevated Thoughts podcast, I sat down with two thoughtful first-time dads to talk about the topics parents are wrestling with right now. We got into the messy middle of vaccine hesitan…

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The Follow-Up: Do I Need to Sleep Train? 15:13

9d ago15:13

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In this episode, we talk about one of the most loaded parenting topics out there, baby sleep. Do babies need to be taught to sleep, or is sleep something you should just let happen? And if a family wants support, when does it actually make sense to work on sleep skills? I sit down with a pediatric sleep expert to unpack what sleep teaching really m…

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Dr. Mona on The Dude Therapist Podcast: The Pediatrician’s Guide to Parenting 50:28

14d ago50:28

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As we close out 2025 and step into a fresh year, I’ve been thinking back on some of the conversations I loved most from guest spots on other shows. New episodes pick back up on January 7. On this episode of The Dude Therapist, I joined Eli Weinstein for a conversation that moved through so many parts of real-life parenting — the worries, the humor,…

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The Follow-Up: Teaching Kids Responsibility 13:16

16d ago13:16

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Ever clean up the toys, turn around, and somehow the mess is worse? Or feel like you are the only one picking things up? In this Follow Up episode, Dr. Mona is joined by Tyler Moore, also known as Tidy Dad, to talk about how to involve kids in household routines in ways that actually work for real life. Not rewards. Not sticker charts. Just teamwor…

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Finding Joy: Breaking the Cycle of Anger in Parenting 24:05

21d ago24:05

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In this final episode of 2025, I’m sharing something deeply personal - my relationship with anger, where it came from, and how I’ve worked to change it. This is one of the most vulnerable solo episodes I’ve ever recorded, because anger is a feeling so many of us carry quietly, especially in parenthood. This episode is for the parent who feels asham…

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The Follow-Up: Motherhood Insomnia 12:19

23d ago12:19

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If you’ve ever spent the whole day dreaming about going to bed, only to climb under the covers and lie wide awake, this episode will feel like a deep exhale. I’m joined by sleep psychologist Dr. Shelby Harris to talk about the tired-but-wired cycle so many mothers fall into and why it’s more common than you think. We unpack the real reasons your br…

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Modern Parenting: What We’re Getting Right & What We Might Be Overthinking 1:00:46

28d ago1:00:46

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In this episode, I sit down with retired pediatrician and grandmother Dr. Bubbie, whose 40 years in pediatrics give her a rare, steady perspective on the highs and lows of raising kids today. We talk about what modern parents are doing well, why so many of us feel anxious even when we’re doing a good job, and how social media has quietly changed th…

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The Follow-Up: Strong-Willed Toddler Strategies 15:10

1M ago15:10

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Power struggles feel like part of the toddler job description, but they don’t have to run the whole house. In this episode, I break down what’s really happening in those intense moments and how small shifts in tone, control, and connection can turn things around. This isn’t about “winning” a battle. It’s about helping your child feel capable while …

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STEM, Speaking Up, and Redefining Motherhood: Emily Calandrelli (The Space Gal) on Breaking Barriers and Raising Science-Loving Kids 54:21

1M ago54:21

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What does it look like to raise kids who believe they belong in science, who feel confident speaking up, and who see women as leaders in fields that have long pushed them out? I first came across Emily Calandrelli’s work years ago on social media, and her mix of joy, honesty, and curiosity pulled me in immediately. Her voice reminded me that advoca…

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The Follow-Up: Foster Autonomy and Build Confidence 15:34

1M ago15:34

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In this follow up episode, we revisit one of the most loved ideas on the show, because parents tell me again and again that it changed the way they show up for their kids. We’re talking about the Independence Before Intervention principle, a simple shift that helps kids build confidence, resilience, and trust in themselves while still knowing we’re…

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Glucola (Glucose test) & Safe Foods in Pregnancy: Busting Myths and Easing Fears 48:55

1M ago48:55

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Pregnancy comes with a lot of rules, warnings, and fear based posts online. But how much of that advice is actually rooted in science, and how much is leftover noise that keeps parents stressed for no reason? In today’s episode, I sit down with Dr. Jessica Knurick, a nutrition researcher and registered dietitian who has spent years breaking down fo…

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The Follow-Up: Overcoming Percentile Anxiety 15:57

1M ago15:57

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In this Follow Up episode, I’m opening up about something I’ve counseled countless parents through yet still had to face myself: the emotional weight of percentiles. After my daughter Vera was born, a mix of postpartum complications, exclusive pumping, and constant worry about her petite size pulled me into a spiral I didn’t see coming. This episod…

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The Truth About Raising Securely Attached Kids: What Most Parents Get Wrong 55:35

2M ago55:35

55:35

What does it really mean to raise securely attached kids? I first came across Eli Harwood’s book Raising Securely Attached Kids on a solo trip, and it completely re-energized how I think about connection and parenting. Her words reminded me that so much of raising emotionally healthy kids starts with how we show up, not how perfect we are. It is no…

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The Follow-Up: Helping Kids Feel Proud 12:32

2M ago12:32

12:32

Raising kids who feel proud of who they are, not just what they do, is one of the biggest gifts we can give them. In this Follow-Up episode, I revisit my conversation with Dr. Becky Kennedy, recorded back when I was a new mom trying to understand how to raise a confident child. Now, with Ryaan heading into six, these lessons hit even deeper. We tal…

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When Motherhood Unmasks Neurodiversity (ADHD and Autism) 53:40

2M ago53:40

53:40

More and more women are getting diagnosed with ADHD later in life, often after becoming parents, and it’s not because ADHD is “trending.” It’s because we’ve missed it for decades. In this conversation, I talk with psychiatrist and author Dr. Sasha Hamdani about why ADHD in girls and women often goes unnoticed, how hormones and motherhood reveal hid…

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The Follow-Up: How to Sleep Train 19:58

2M ago19:58

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Sleep training might be one of the most debated topics in parenting but it doesn’t have to be so polarizing. In this Follow-Up episode, I revisit my most downloaded episode, “We’re Losing Sleep Over Our Kids’ Sleep,” to talk honestly about what sleep training really means, the methods that exist, and how to decide what’s right for your family. You’…

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Raising Body-Positive Girls in a Filtered World 42:36

2M ago42:36

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We’re raising girls in a world where filters are the norm, “what I eat in a day” videos flood their feeds, and puberty hits earlier than ever. It’s no wonder body image struggles start young. In this episode, I’m joined by Dr. Melisa Holmes to talk about how parents can help their daughters build confidence in their changing bodies without shame, f…

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The Follow-Up: Intimacy After Baby 12:34

2M ago12:34

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No one prepares you for how much your relationship changes after having a baby. The exhaustion, hormones, mental load, and body changes all take a toll on desire and closeness, and it’s rarely talked about honestly. In this Follow Up episode, Dr. Mona talks with Dr. Tracy Dalgleish about what really happens to intimacy after baby. They unpack why d…

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Benefits and risks of Chiropractic care in pediatrics: Does your kid need to see a chiropractor? 1:03:17

2M ago1:03:17

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What happens when a chiropractor decides to go to medical school? In this conversation, I sit down with Dr. Richard Schoonmaker, a former chiropractor turned osteopathic medical student, to talk about why he made the switch, what he learned about evidence-based care, and how chiropractic and medicine can actually work together when done responsibly…

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The Follow-Up: Is Breast Best? 17:25

2M ago17:25

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We’ve all heard the phrase breast is best. But is it really that simple? In this episode, I sit down with an expert to talk honestly about what the research actually says about breastfeeding and where the science gets murky. We break down what’s fact, what’s myth, and why so much of the “breast is best” messaging comes from data that’s more correla…

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The Discipline Reframe Every Parent Needs: Teach Don’t Punish 42:13

3M ago42:13

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If you’ve ever wondered why traditional discipline like timeouts, threats, punishments feel off or doesn’t actually work, this episode will change the way you see toddler behavior. I’m joined by Devon Kuntzman, toddler expert and founder of Transforming Toddlerhood, to talk about how we can move from managing our kids’ behavior to teaching through …

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The Follow-Up: Understanding Autism Characteristics 15:40

3M ago15:40

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As a pediatrician, I know how stressful it can feel when you’re filling out those developmental questionnaires at your child’s checkup. You check a few “no” boxes, and suddenly you’re spiraling! What does this mean? Should I be worried? In this episode, I sit down with an autism specialist to talk through what some of those screening questions actu…

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Autism: Is Tylenol to Blame? Is Leucovorin the Answer? A conversation with a fellow pediatrician and developmental behavioral pediatrician 1:01:01

3M ago1:01:01

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This week, I sit down with two incredible guests to unpack one of the most talked-about (and misunderstood) press conferences in recent months. I’m joined by Dr. Tanya Altmann, pediatrician and founder of Calabasas Pediatrics Wellness Center, and Dr. Anshu Batra, developmental-behavioral pediatrician and autism specialist, to separate fact from fea…

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The Follow-Up: Why the School System is Broken 13:46

3M ago13:46

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The American school system was built to measure performance but at what cost? In this Follow Up episode, Dr. Mona sits down with Lauren Smith, a former educator and nationally certified school psychologist, to unpack how our current approach to education fuels anxiety, burnout, and perfectionism in kids. They dive into the ripple effects of over-te…

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How Sensory Processing Shapes Kids’ Behavior 48:49

3M ago48:49

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Sensory processing isn’t always easy to spot, but it affects how kids experience the world in a big way. From clothing struggles to party meltdowns, what looks like “behavior” can often be a child’s nervous system asking for help. That’s why I sat down with occupational therapist Laura Petix, who specializes in sensory processing and works with fam…

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The Follow-Up: Managing Health Anxiety 14:10

3M ago14:10

14:10

โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Episode 81: Not Just Cute Book Study - Best Moments and Big Ideas 1:03:26

3M ago1:03:26

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Is play the missing piece in today's educational puzzle? That's the question we wrestled with during a three-part book study I hosted this summer with early educators from across North America. Together, we unpacked key themes from my new book, Not Just Cute: How Powerful Play Drives Development in Early Childhood—and now I've pulled the highlights…

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Public Health, Politics, and Gen Z Leadership with the Youngest Congressman Maxwell Frost 1:02:23

3M ago1:02:23

1:02:23

Politics and public health haven’t always been so divided, but in today’s world, even science and vaccines have become political battlegrounds. That’s why I sat down with Congressman Maxwell Frost, the youngest member of Congress and a voice for Gen Z leadership, to talk about where we go from here. We dig into what it means to lead in such a polar…

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The Follow-Up: Making Mom Friends is Hard 15:16

3M ago15:16

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โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Car Seat Mistakes Most Parents Make (And How to Fix Them) 1:05:40

4M ago1:05:40

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Car seat safety is one of those topics that feels overwhelming…so many straps, rules, and confusing instructions and yet it’s one of the most important things we do as parents. In this episode, I sit down with my longtime friend and child passenger safety technician, Michelle Pratt from Safe in the Seat, to talk about the most common car seat mista…

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The Follow-Up: Popular Parenting Styles 16:53

4M ago16:53

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โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Big Kids, Bigger Feelings: Navigating Defiance, Meltdowns, and Anxiety to Raise Confident, Connected Kids 51:48

4M ago51:48

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Big kids mean big feelings and sometimes that shows up as defiance, meltdowns, or even anxiety. In this episode, I’m breaking down what’s really going on beneath the surface and why it’s not just “bad behavior.” We often think school-aged is cruising with emotions but big feelings are common. I’m joined by returning guest Alyssa Campbell, a child d…

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The Follow-Up: Your Baby in the NICU 16:17

4M ago16:17

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โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Episode 80: Actions of Play (with Heather Jackson) 54:22

4M ago54:22

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Unlock the secrets to transforming early childhood education by focusing on the actions — not just the topics — that captivate young minds. Join me as I sit down with Heather Jackson, author of "Actions of Play," to explore how play schemas can revolutionize the way we approach learning. Discover how understanding the verbs that inspire children ca…

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Childhood Anxiety: From Symptoms to Support in a Time of Rising Rates 42:29

4M ago42:29

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Anxiety in kids doesn’t always look like worry. Sometimes it shows up as stomachaches, sleep struggles, irritability, or even constant visits to the school nurse. As pediatricians, we know this is one of the most common challenges families face today and parents are often left wondering: Is this normal? Do I need to be worried? What do I do next? I…

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The Follow-Up: 5 Things to Stop Doing as Parents 16:46

4M ago16:46

16:46

โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Healthy Kids Need Healthy Policy: The Case for Advocacy with Senate Hopeful and Pediatrician Dr. Annie Andrews 42:20

4M ago42:20

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What happens when politics ignores kids? Pediatrician and South Carolina Senate hopeful Dr. Annie Andrews joins me to talk about why children’s health depends on more than just doctor’s visits - it depends on the policies shaping their lives. From Medicaid cuts to paid leave, gun safety, and the cost of insulin, Dr. Andrews explains why neutrality …

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The Follow-Up: Newborn Tips Every Parent Needs 13:33

4M ago13:33

13:33

โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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From Toddler to Teen: Building Confidence, Resilience, and Emotional Strength with Lighthouse Parenting 51:34

4M ago51:34

51:34

How to raise kids who are confident, resilient, and emotionally strong without controlling their every move? Dr. Ken Ginsburg, pediatrician, adolescent medicine specialist, and author of Lighthouse Parenting, joins me to share how parents can be a stable guiding presence while still giving kids the space to learn, fail, and grow. His “lighthouse” a…

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The Follow-Up: How to Handle a Tantrum 13:56

4M ago13:56

13:56

โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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What Is the Gut-Brain Axis And How Does Anxiety Play a Role? 44:03

5M ago44:03

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Ever wonder why your child’s “mystery” stomach aches keep coming back even when every test comes back normal?Dr. Ali Navidi is a GI psychologist who specializes in the gut-brain connection in kids. He’s on a mission to change how we understand and treat chronic belly pain, nausea, IBS, and other gut issues that don’t always have an obvious medical …

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The Follow-Up: When Breastfeeding Isn’t Easy 12:13

5M ago12:13

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โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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From Hesitant to Hopeful: Why Some Parents Don’t Vaccinate—and How We Bridge the Gap 46:14

5M ago46:14

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Ever paused at a vaccine insert, googled an ingredient, or felt torn between fear and science? Dr. Elisabeth Marnik (@sciencewhizliz) wasn’t vaccinated as a child. She grew up in an anti-vax household—but today, she’s a scientist, professor, and mom who vaccinates her own children and helps others feel informed, not fearful. 🧬 In this episode, we t…

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The Follow-Up: Vaccine Truths from Two Docs 12:39

5M ago12:39

12:39

โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Breastfeeding Tips Pediatricians Don’t Always Share (with a Fellow IBCLC and Pediatrician) 55:09

5M ago55:09

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Think your pediatrician has all the breastfeeding answers? The truth is, most don’t and that’s not a knock on them. It’s a reflection of the limited lactation training in pediatric residency. That’s why I sat down with Dr. Lauren Hughes, founder of Bloom Pediatrics and a double threat: pediatrician and IBCLC. Together, we unpack the myths, the ment…

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The Follow-Up: The Trouble with Triple-Feeding 15:03

5M ago15:03

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โดย Dr. Mona Amin

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Screens in Education: Balancing Necessity and Well-Being 50:37

5M ago50:37

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Conflicted about your child using screens in school? From iPads in kindergarten or digital homework apps in middle school we’ll cover how to balance the reality of tech with what your child truly needs developmentally. I’m joined by Emily Cherkin, M.Ed., former teacher, author, and “The Screen Time Consultant,” who’s leading the charge on tech-inte…

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