In this month's episode, Drs. Gamarra and Stevens discuss increased levels of lead,  bilingualism in children, how to store and dispose of medicine safely, and library resources. 

Topic Times: 

• Increased lead - 1:34
• Bilingualism - 3:34
• Storage/Disposal of Medicine - 9:47
• Library Resources - 12:50
• Trivia - 20:48

This episode was recorded on 03/29/2021

In this month's episode, Drs. Kelley, Loke, and Bshesh discuss topics such as childproofing and household safety, staying active, and eating nutritious foods during a pandemic. 

Topic Times:

• Hand sanitizer Ingestions - 1:33
• Childproofing and Household Safety - 4:36
• Nutritious Eating and Staying Active - 9:17
• Trivia - 15:10

This episode was recorded on 03/02/2021

Children need to feed their body and their brain. Drs. Ouyang and Corbo-Puffer do an excellent job explaining the importance of early childhood reading as well as nutrition. Learn about infant formulas and how to feed a picky toddler. It is possible! Our parenting tip tells you how to pack a nutritious school lunch. These are real challenges; you are not alone!

Topic Times!

• Health News - Early Childhood Reading 1:35
• Infant Formula and Initiating Solid Foods 4:30
• Feeding a Picky Toddler 14:17
• Parenting Tips - Packing a Healthy School Lunch 22:45
• Trivia 25:22

This episode was recorded in July of 2014.

Expecting parents, this episode is a must-listen! Dr. Virtue and Dr. Schroeder talk about the newborn period. They discuss proper feeding schedules for newborn babies, as well as post-partum depression, a very common and important issue. Stay tuned to also learn tips on newborn allergen exposure and how to react to temper tantrums.

Topic Times!

• Health News- Newborn Allergen Exposure 1:30
• Failure to Thrive and Newborn Feeding 3:35
• Parenting Tips - Parental Reactions to Falls and Tantrums 8:50
• Post-Partum Depression 10:55
• Trivia 16:28

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This episode was recorded in June of 2014.

This month, Dr. Laura Linnemeier, Dr. Cori Dionisio, and Dr. Frank Soltys will discuss common pediatric issues that arise during the winter months. Learn more about the common cold and why antibiotics may not be necessary. Also, listen to some great tips on how to stay active and safe during cold weather.

Topic Times!

• The Common Cold - Does my child need antibiotics? 1:33
• Parenting Tips - Staying Active in Winter 9:45
• Winter Safety Tips 12:00

This episode was recorded in February of 2016.

This episode we have Drs. Lindsey Arnold and Robert Mikan as our host doctors. We discuss childhood leukemia, Hodgkin's lymphoma, and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma, including what they are and how they are diagnosed.  We also give parenting tips on taking care of a child with a chronic medical condition.  Finally, we answer last month's medical trivia question, which was: "How many miles of nerves are in the adult human body?"

Topic Times!

• Leukemia 1:30
• Parenting tips- chronic medical condition 10:52
• Lymphoma 14:05
• Trivia 20:17

This episode was recorded in February of 2014.