In this insightful episode, Dr. Eric Ball sheds light on the serious illnesses that childhood vaccines protect against. From measles to polio, learn why immunizations are crucial for public health.

What does a safe play area look like for a toddler? Join Melanie and Amy as they discuss the essentials of creating a secure and engaging environment for your little ones. From safety gates to obstacle-free zones, learn how to foster a sense of security while giving your child the freedom to play and explore.

Dr. Matthew Schmitz discusses the rising prevalence of pediatric sports injuries and shares actionable prevention strategies to help keep young athletes healthy and injury-free.

Are you concerned about your child’s bowel habits? In this episode, pediatric health experts Dr. Hira Ahmad and Ashley Bone discuss what constitutes “normal” bowel function and when it’s time to seek help. 

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Join us as we delve into the unique mental health challenges faced by minority communities. Dr. Sheila Modir shares her insights on systemic barriers and cultural factors that contribute to mental health disparities.

Tune in as Dr. Basu shares practical tips for weaving movement into daily life, whether it's mini dance parties or family bike rides, making exercise fun and engaging!

Join Dr. Tyler Womack to explore the term neurodivergence and its implications for children. Learn about the range of neurodivergent conditions, from autism to ADHD, and get actionable strategies to help children thrive both at home and in school.

In this episode, Dr. Gray investigates enriching activities that can help kids unplug from screens while still having fun.

In this episode of Long Live Childhood, Mental Health Therapist Karina Martinez from CHOC discusses how kids and teens experience rejection, how to talk to them about it, and when they might need extra support. Tune in for practical tips to help your child build resilience.

Explore the complex emotional landscape that accompanies diabetes in young patients. Dr. Mercedes Palacios discusses common emotional responses, from anxiety and sadness to feelings of frustration, and offers insights on how families can support their children during critical adjustment periods.