Ep 237: What teens and tweens actually need for healthy skin? Dr Angela Casey, Dermatologist explains.

Send us Fan Mail Why are so many kids picky eaters, and what can parents do about it? Should you make a separate meal when your child refuses dinner? Is it okay for a child to go to bed hungry? And how can we make family meals less stressful? In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, I’m joined by Dr. William G. Wilkoff, MD, a pediatrician who practiced for decades in Maine and has spent much of his career helping parents navigate everyday challenges of raising children. He is the author of Co...

Send us Fan Mail Why do some children snore or breathe through their mouths while sleeping? When is it normal, and when might it be a sign of a problem? In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, I’m joined by Dr. Reddy, a pediatric ear nose and throat (ENT) specialist, to talk about noisy breathing, snoring, and sleep-disordered breathing in children. We discuss the signs parents should pay attention to, when it may be reasonable to wait and see whether symptoms improve with time, and when fur...

Send us Fan Mail How can parents and teachers support children with ADHD? In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, Mike McLeod, founder of Grow Now ADHD discusses how parents and teachers can work together to support children with ADHD at school. This conversation is intended to give parents and teachers practical ideas for supporting children with ADHD while helping them build the skills they will need as they get older. Your Child is Normal is the trusted podcast for parents, pe...

Send us Fan Mail What exactly is the gut microbiome—and how much does it really matter for our kids? In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, Dr. Jessica Hochman talks with Stephanie Culler, PhD, microbiome scientist and co-founder and CEO of Persephone Biosciences. Stephanie explains how the microbiome develops beginning in infancy, why Bifidobacterium may be particularly important early in life, and how birth, diet, antibiotics, pets, siblings, fiber, and fermented foods can influence the b...

Send us Fan Mail Is your child's repetitive behavior just a normal childhood phase—or could it be OCD? In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, pediatrician Dr. Jessica Hochman talks with child psychiatrist Dr. Emily Aron about how obsessive-compulsive disorder can show up in children and how parents can recognize when everyday worries, rituals, and routines have crossed the line into something that needs support. We discuss the difference between OCD and anxiety, intrusive “junk thoughts,” c...