Is there a technique that you can use to keep more of your goals or to your New Year's resolutions? What do you when you are so busy already? You have a young child with challenging mealtime behavior, very picky eating, a low appetite, a feeding tube, or only dream feeding.

What happens when you need to form social connections after your baby is born? Where do you find your community when you have a young child with challenging mealtime behavior, very picky eating, a low appetite, a feeding tube, or only dream feeding.

It has been said that parenthood can be a busy time of profound loneliness when you are never alone. How do you define and what do you do with the loneliness when you have a young child with challenging mealtime behavior, very picky eating, a low appetite, a feeding tube, or only dream feeding?

What do you do when your family member is in denial over your child's special needs? You want to please your parent, but your child truly has challenging mealtime behavior, very picky eating, a low appetite, a feeding tube, or only dream feeding?

How does your personality type affect your ability to handle stressful situations? How does it affect the way that you react when a baby has too much weight loss? Similar concepts apply if your child has challenging mealtime behavior, very picky eating, a low appetite, a feeding tube, or only dream feeding.

What happens if your newborn baby has too much weight loss while breastfeeding? In today's episode, we explore the importance of lactation consultant visits as well as the pros and cons of seeing a lactation consultant in the hospital versus at home or in an office setting.

If your newborn says that your baby has lost too much birth weight, is the doctor right? What's considered to be "too much" weight loss? Why does weight loss in breastfed babies happen? What are the some of the medical complications of weight loss in babies?

What would you do if you just gave birth and were discharged from the hospital with breast feeding difficulties? Within a few days of discharge, you visit the baby's doctor who seems concerned about the baby's weight loss. You are told that unless the baby starts gaining weight within the next few days, you will be going back to the hospital with your baby.

How do you get a child to take a medicine when they do not want to? On today's episode, Doctor Evka will discuss some of the reasons why young children refuse to take medication. She will also give suggestions on how to help your child take a medication even if there is refusal around taking it.

Even if you look at information from lots and lots of reliable sources, having that information doesn't necessarily mean that the information you have gathered will translate into insight. It might not give you insight as to your child's picky eating, limited diet, decreased appetite, mealtime behavior, feeding tube, or dream feeding.