MOMS ON CALL

Welcome to Season 2 of The Moms on Call Podcast! We hope you love our brand-new show format designed to be short, sweet and full of trusted information from pediatric experts.

This season, we are going in-depth with answers to your questions. If you have anything you want to ask, please leave us a message at 888-234-7979.

We have a question about solid food introduction and something VERY important: choking. Thank you to Kelly, who lives in Austin, Texas for calling in!

Could you talk about the differences between starting our baby on purees or going straight from formula to real food, and is there any advantage to one or the other developmentally? If we start on the solids, do we need to be prepared for choking and how do we teach her grandparents and babysitters how to prepare for choking?

Resources mentioned on the show:

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Welcome to Season 2 of The Moms on Call Podcast! We hope you love our brand-new show format designed to be short, sweet and full of trusted information from pediatric experts.

This season, we are going in-depth with answers to your questions. If you have anything you want to ask, please leave us a message at 888-234-7979.

We have a question about the car seat rodeo, which is something that all parents of toddlers have to deal with! Thank you to Lisa, who lives in Atlanta with her very wiggly child, for calling in!

Trying to get my toddler into a car seat leaves me in a full on sweat. Are there any tricks to making this easier for everyone? I would love for it to be less torture for him and less of a workout for me.

Resources mentioned on the show:

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

Welcome to Season 2 of The Moms on Call Podcast! We hope you love our brand-new show format designed to be short, sweet and full of trusted information from pediatric experts.

This season, we are going in-depth with answers to your questions. If you have anything you want to ask, please leave us a message at 888-234-7979.

This week, we have a question that we hear all the time! Thank you to Ashley, who lives in Charlotte with her almost one-year-old daughter, for calling in! 

"My daughter will be one in about two weeks and is eating solid foods like a champ. She's really great, but she's only pooping two or three times a week. She's not uncomfortable or anything or saying anything to me about it, but I just want to know if this is normal."

Resources mentioned on the show:

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We want to go in-depth with answers to your questions for season two of the MOMS ON CALL podcast. If you have anything you want to ask, please leave us a message at 888-234-7979.

We are kicking things off with this question from Ashley, who lives in San Diego with her two little ones:

"Our first baby was sleeping through the night at eight weeks and has always been the happiest baby, thanks to you guys. However, our second baby is 11 weeks old now and is so different from our first. We can't get him to nap for more than 30, 40 minutes. He's still waking up once a night and having colicky fits. We just thought that we'd be past this stage by now. He even spits up my breast milk like crazy so I'm trying formula. And I even gave up coffee and wine (so I have nothing to live for now). Currently, he's in a bassinet in our room so I'm going to try moving his crib downstairs but obviously I'm nervous about him waking up his older sister. I have four weeks to get him sleeping through the night before I have to go back to work. Please help us."

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Resources mentioned on the show:

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

Happy New Year! We are starting 2022 off strong with:

Your questions: My 8 month old wakes up after napping for 30-45 minutes and won’t go back to sleep; what should I do? I just went to work and my milk supply has decreased; do you have any tips to increase my supply? My 12 week old just came home from being in the hospital with RSV; when and how should we restart a schedule? 

Mission MightyMe: Save 20% off your first order at missionmightyme.com with the code MOMSONCALL20.

Dr. NozeBest: Use offer code MOMSONCALL for $25 off the NozeBot Nasal Aspirator at drnozebest.com. 

Resources mentioned on the show:

Have a question for the Moms? Call us and leave a message at 888-234-7979.

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

We’re taking the opportunity to answer even more of your questions in this episode! Here is what Jennifer and Laura have for you:

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Dr. NozeBest: Use offer code MOMSONCALL for $25 off the NozeBot Nasal Aspirator at drnozebest.com. 

Resources mentioned on the show:

Have a question for the Moms? Call us and leave a message at 888-234-7979.

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

Tis the season…to answer your questions! Listed as Jennifer and Laura answer your questions, including:

Mission MightyMe: Save 20% off your first order at missionmightyme.com with the code MOMSONCALL20.

Dr. NozeBest: Use offer code MOMSONCALL for $25 off the NozeBot Nasal Aspirator at drnozebest.com. 

Resources mentioned on the show:

Have a question for the Moms? Call us and leave a message at 888-234-7979.

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

Whether you had your holiday decorations up in October or will be lucky if anything is up before the holidays are over, one thing we can all agree on is that with the holidays comes chaos! We’re going to help you thrive through the chaos with this episode. Here is what we have for you this week:

Your questions: Should I keep my twins on the same schedule if one is progressing more quickly than the other? My 4 month old is suddenly waking at 4am every morning because she’s pooped; what do I do? How do I stop my two breastfeeding sessions, cold turkey? 

Resources mentioned on the show:

0-6 Month Book & Online Course

Diaper Changing Hack

Toddler Online Course (including the famous Toddler Seminar)

Have a question for the Moms? Call us and leave a message at 888-234-7979.

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

One of the big things we talk about at Moms on Call is being intentional with your children. In this episode, we’re going to talk about the ways we’ve done that in our own families, seen others do it and hopefully give you some ideas of your own. Here’s what we have for you:

Your questions: When my baby is sick, should I let them nap longer? We unexpectedly lost my husband last year and everything has changed; how can I help my 4 year old transition through all of these changes and reestablish some type of routine and structure for her? Will my child’s primary motivator from your Toddler by Design program stay the same, or does it change as they get older?

Resources mentioned on the show:

Have a question for the Moms? Call us and leave a message at 888-234-7979.

As a thank you for being one of our first podcast listeners, save 20% on any product purchased through our website with the code PODCAST!

We get a lot of questions around food allergies in babies, so we called in the experts! In this bonus episode of The Moms on Call Podcast, Dr. Gideon Lack and Catherine Jaxon, Co-Founders of Mission MightyMe, talk to Jennifer and Laura about preventing food allergies in children and the power of early allergen introduction, including the new allergy prevention recommendations for babies. 

In this episode, you will hear two perspectives on the allergy epidemic in children and how you can prevent food allergies in your own families. Catherine shares her real-life experience as a food allergy mom and Dr. Lack explains the science behind his groundbreaking research on food allergies in children and how early, proactive introduction can actually prevent allergies. Catherine and Dr. Lack bring meaning to the term “made with love, backed by science”! 

Their company, Mission MightyMe, is a revolutionary new food company on a mission to end the food allergy epidemic by making it deliciously simple to follow new pediatric guidelines for including peanuts and other potentially allergenic foods in infant diets.

Thank you to Mission MightyMe for sponsoring this podcast and giving us the opportunity to share this powerful information with our audience. Mission MightyMe wants to support the Moms on Call community by providing a simple (and delicious) way to follow new guidelines for keeping peanuts in babies’ diets regularly and are generously offering 20% off your first order at missionmightyme.com with the code MOMSONCALL20.

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About Catherine Mitchell Jaxon

As a food allergy mom, Catherine and her husband, JJ, understand what living with allergies is like. Their oldest daughter is allergic to most nuts. When their third child was born, they discovered Dr. Gideon Lack's groundbreaking research that found up to 86% of peanut allergies could be prevented by starting peanut foods in infancy. It gave them hope that they could prevent another food allergy in their family, but nuts and nut butters are a choking hazard for babies, and the entire baby food industry is allergen-free. So, they decided to make their own.

About Dr. Gideon Lack

Dr. Gideon Lack is one of the world’s leading pediatric allergists. His research has revolution­ized food allergy prevention and is transforming the way we feed our kids. Dr. Lack’s groundbreaking Learning Early About Peanut Allergy (LEAP) Study found that most peanut allergies could be prevented by in­cluding peanut protein in babies’ diets - early and often. And subsequent studies, including Dr. Lack’s EAT Study , have shown this proactive approach can work for other foods as well. His research upended decades of outdated food allergy advice and led to new American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines recommending early peanut introduction in infancy and new USDA Dietary Guidelines recommending early introduction of all common food allergens in infancy.