How do you make sure your child isn’t the bully? Today on the podcast we’ve got a question from a mom in Oregon about when and how to teach your kids about the differences in others. We’ll tell you how to model being a good friend and taking the taboo out of recognizing those that are differently abled. Plus, when do you know it is time to go to the pediatrician? Megan in Michigan is a first-time mom that is worried she might be overreacting and wants some guidance on what warrants a trip to the doctor. 

Kristin and Jordin are both new moms struggling with sleep schedules. Guess what? They are SO not alone! In fact, getting your baby on the right sleep schedule is one of the biggest struggles for new parents and that is why it’s the #1 thing we are asked about. Today on the podcast we’ll tackle some of those questions and hopefully help all the new parents out there get some well-deserved rest.

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Amy’s daughter is obsessed with fruit. But is it too much of a good thing? Today on the podcast we’ll talk about just how much fruit your child can have daily and how to change it up so that they can get the best balance. Plus, a mother that just moved to Georgia is having issues with her newborn daughter not wanting to be held by anyone but her. We’ll discuss how making new friends in this situation can not only benefit you but also your little one. 

April is Autism Awareness and Acceptance month dedicated to spreading the word about autism and working to build a more inclusive world. In honor of that, today on the podcast we are talking to Jackie Moore from the Be Kind to Everyone Podcast. Her 22-year-old daughter Jordyn was diagnosed with autism at age two. A few years ago they started BeKindtoEveryone.com as a summer project to teach Jordyn job skills. Their message quickly exploded into a social media movement with millions of followers all over the world. We'll talk to Jackie about starting the shirt shop, her advice to parents that may have just got an autism diagnosis for their child and how you can be a friend for that parent. 

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Angelique in California has a two-and-a-half-year-old that made the transition to the big boy bed but won’t stay in it. Now that he has the freedom, he is constantly getting up and making his way to mom and dad’s room. Today on the podcast, we’ll talk about the biggest thing you need to do when making the transition to a big kid bed – locking their door! 

Jenny has her 9-month-old son on a nap schedule at home that has been working perfectly. However, daycare is a different story as they are unable to use the same tools that she does at home to get him to sleep. Today on the podcast we’ll talk about how to get everyone on the same page and why some kids just won’t nap at daycare. Plus, what do you do when your toddler purposely forgets the answers to simple questions in class? We’ll talk all about the future class clown in this week’s episode!

Kaitlyn has an almost 3-year-old daughter who is almost potty trained, except when it's time to go #2. So what do you do when your toddler refuses to go poop on the potty? Today, we’ll give you some techniques to try with your little one to turn your potty training nightmare into a potty training success story! 

Victoria from Ontario is struggling with her 3-month-old daughter who she just can’t seem to get on a sleep schedule. We’ve all been there in those moments when it all seems too overwhelming and you’re searching for some magic solution so that everyone can get some rest. Today, we’ll give tips on how to get through these frustrating moments and get your child on a schedule that will allow mom to breathe easier. Plus, what should you look for when switching pediatricians? 

Chelsea in Charlotte has a two-year-old and a four-year-old who just won’t sit still when it’s time for dinner. Is the idea of the family sitting down and enjoying a meal together real or just a fantasy? Today we’ll talk about why your child just can’t seem to sit still while eating and tips to help keep them at the table so you can enjoy your next meal together as a family. 

Listener Megan from Tennessee has a 3-year-old that recently started using the words “stupid” and “dummy.” Today we’ll explore how to discourage your child from using words that might be considered mean or hurtful and encourage them to use their nice words. Plus, what do you do when your toddler continues to spit out their food? Your family dog is going to love this one! 

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