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A Parent's Guide to Child Development

Annamarie von Firley

Enfants & Parentalité

Fréquence : 1 épisode/5j. Total Éps: 82

Let's face it—nobody ever went to college to learn how to raise a baby. Everyone is just making it up as they go along. "A Parent's Guide to Child Development" is your lifeline to expert wisdom. Learn about the most important information that you didn't know existed. Hosted by Annamarie von Firley from Fledglings' Flight, this podcast gathers insights from experts in child development such as pediatric OTs, speech language pathologists, child psychologists, lactation consultants, & more, delivering practical tips & actionable advice to help optimize your child's development.

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How does screen time hinder children's play development | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

samedi 9 mai 2026 • Durée 02:05

In this episode, Dr. Celina Moore explains that the first two years of a toddler’s life are critical for brain development. Passive screen time can hinder the development of observation, parallel, and interactive play, as well as speech, behavioral, and social development.

Experts say excessive screen time in early childhood can have lasting effects and explain how parents can foster balanced technology habits for young children. She discusses the role of passive vs. interactive screen use and explains why face-to-face interaction remains one of the most important parts of healthy child development.Time stamps 00:11 What does research say about the effects of screen time on toddler’s development?“00:43 What is the difference between passive and interactive screen time and can it replace real- world experiences for kids?01:02 Why do parents need to regulate screen use?01:40 Why are zero hours of screen time needed for kids under two?Contact Dr. Celina Moore https://moorehealthykids.com/ https://www.instagram.com/moorehealthykidsFollow us:

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Why parent's should not ignore their child's mouth breathing? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

jeudi 7 mai 2026 • Durée 02:09

In this episode, Luba Patlakh Kaplun discussed how parents often overlook mouth breathing and mistake it for allergies, frequent colds, or genetics.

Kaplun emphasized the importance of proper breathing and outlined warning signs that parents should take seriously, including persistent congestion, shortness of breath, gasping for air, and being unable to complete a sentence. The episode also explains why inhaling sufficient oxygen is important for a healthy lifestyle.

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00:05 Why does mouth breathing get overlooked?

01:07 How to check whether you are breathing properly through your nose or mouth?

01:45 What are the early signs of improper breathing that parents should look for?

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Do you have postpartum depression? Listen to find out- A Parents Guide to Child Development

samedi 2 mai 2026 • Durée 40:17

In this episode, Lynn Ingram McFarland discusses perinatal mood & anxiety disorders (PMADs), including postpartum depression, anxiety, & PTSD. Drawing on personal experience & expert insight, she explains why many parents remain silent, debunks myths about postpartum depression, explains how stigma & myths prevent help-seeking, & emphasizes the importance of screening for all caregivers, including dads.

If you or someone you know may be suffering from postpartum depression or PMADs, help is a phone call away.

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Time Stamps

03:56 Why mental issues history may cause postpartum depression

07:25 What is postpartum depression, & why its diffrent from the baby blues

08:16 Misconceptions about postpartum depression?

09:19 What are the 8 distinct mood & anxiety disorders

11:10 When to screen for postpartum depression

12:05 How common are perinatal mood disorders & anxiety

13:09 How does postpartum affect men

14:58 Why parents shouldn't mask their struggles with mental anxiety

19:10 Why is screening important in postpartum

22:59 How dads identify the symptoms of postpartum depression

30:09 Why do some moms pass a screening but still struggle deeply

31:00 First steps parents can take if going through postpartum depression

35:01 recovery process for postpartum mental health

About Lynn Ingram McFarland:Lynn Ingram McFarland, MBA, PMH-Cis, is the founder & CEO of IngramScreening, LLC for Perinatal Mental Health Screening, & she is a fierce advocate for all perinatal mental health-related issues. Lynn is a 3-time survivor of Perinatal Mood & Anxiety Disorders (PMADs).

Simple ways for new moms to survive postpartum alone | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

jeudi 23 avril 2026 • Durée 02:59

In this episode, Gabrielle Rose offers simple steps to help new moms prepare in advance when family support is not nearby. Rose emphasizes the importance of hiring a cleaning lady to keep things manageable, reduce mental pressure around cleaning, and allow focus on meal planning and prioritizing nutrition during recovery.

Rose also discusses how to build support in nontraditional ways, such as through virtual resources. These simple steps can help new moms throughout their postpartum experience.

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00:21 Why investing in a cleaning lady can make mom’s postpartum journey easy?

00:51 Why is meal prepping and nutritious food important for mothers?

01:43 Why is it crucial to plan everything in advance and have essentials ready for hard moments?

02:40 How can virtual support with a doula help a new mother with no family support?

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What digital distractions are doing to developing brains| A Parent's Guide to Child Development

samedi 18 avril 2026 • Durée 02:25

In this episode, Dr. Dominique Padurano explores how digital distractions are reshaping children’s cognitive skills and attention spans as well as their impacts aren’t just affecting kids with ADHD; they’re affecting all children. The episode also highlights the dangers of overloading children’s brains with too much information.

Padurano also suggests that delaying screen time and smartphone use has key benefits, and that even a one-year delay in giving a child a smartphone can be important for their cognitive growth.

Time Stamps 00:30 Why are digital distractions linked to higher ADHD diagnoses in kids?01:05 Why Parents of 0-3-year-olds should keep them away from screens and digital devices?01:35 Why giving into parental peer pressure and getting your child a smartphone is a bad idea02:00 Benefits of delaying purchasing a smartphone for your child
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Are rewards necessary for your toddler’s potty training? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

jeudi 16 avril 2026 • Durée 01:43

In this episode, Tabitha Poole discussed whether rewards work for potty training, explaining why candy, toys, and fun activities can be effective, and also noted that parents should avoid developing a habit of using a reward system, as it might not lead to long-term success.

Poole highlighted that each child responds differently. Some children, especially anxious ones, may not like the reward system, and suggested that making the process fun and stress-free is more effective and offers a new perspective for those in the middle of potty training.

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00:26 Reasons why potty training rewards may backfire

00:56 What is the best way to reward your child for doing something that they don’t want to do?

01:23 Why is it important for parents to avoid the reward-trap habit?

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Simple Tips for Burned-Out Parents| A Parent's Guide to Child Development

dimanche 12 avril 2026 • Durée 01:29

Parent burnout is real, and sometimes building regulatory practices can feel impossible. In this episode, Vanessa Fox discusses how parents can take the first step without adding more stress. Fox emphasizes the importance of a support system, the power of simple sensory and movement-based strategies, the danger of over-researching, and how small, doable actions can help you begin again. If you’re feeling exhausted, this is where you start.

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00:07 Why is having a support system important for parents experiencing parental burnout to take the first step?

00:40 Why does over-researching keep parents stuck?

01:07 Why are sensory and movement-based strategies helpful in preventing parental burnout?

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How to help your preemie with latching? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

jeudi 9 avril 2026 • Durée 01:40

In this episode, Ashley Karlin highlights how skin-to-skin contact between a mother and child, as well as proper breastfeeding positioning, is important for supporting a new mother with a preemie who is having a hard time latching on to their newborn. She also emphasized that understanding your baby’s cues can help develop the instinct to latch, making feeding less stressful and more connected.

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00:15 Why does skin-to-skin contact make it easier for the baby to latch?

00:47 Why good positioning matters while breastfeeding your preemie?

01:17 Why is it important to understand when your baby is ready to breastfeed?

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Risky play supports kids' development. Here’s why? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

dimanche 5 avril 2026 • Durée 02:59

In this episode, Sara Muršić explores the concept of risky play and explains why it is important. Muršić highlights the physical and mental benefits that enhance problem-solving skills and help children build confidence, as well as how kids develop resilience by facing and overcoming fear.

She also discusses research on risk play, which demonstrates why allowing safe risks is crucial for healthy development.Time stamps00:11 What does research say about the benefits of risky play?00:55 How risky play builds kids' confidence and cognitive skills02:00 Research-based examples that demonstrate risky play and its link to kids’ physical and brain development.Contact Dr. Sara Muršić:Website: www.toyscope.orgInstagram: @toy.scopeFacebook: www.facebook.com/people/ToyScope/61571729882938/Youtube: @ToyScopeUKFollow us:Fledglings’ Flight: https://www.FledglingsFlight.com/ App: https://app.FledglingsFlight.comInstagram: / fledglingsflight TikTok: / fledglings.flight Facebook: / fledglingsflight LinkedIn: / fledglings-flight Pinterest: / fledglingsflight Music: Purple Planet Music

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Why parents need childbirth education to feel confident & prepared? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development

vendredi 3 avril 2026 • Durée 02:00

In this episode, Susan Barrett Finnazo discusses how childbirth education is often misunderstood as just learning breathing techniques and packing a hospital bag, but it goes much deeper than that. Barrett also explains what birth education includes and why it plays an important role in helping parents feel calm, confident and prepared. Childbirth education teaches parents to understand what’s happening in the body during labor, how to cope with contractions and how to communicate with healthcare providers. It empowers parents to make informed decisions. More than anything, it sets the foundation for parenthood and helps birthing parents understand how this educational knowledge can shape their approach to raising their child.Time Stamps 00:13 What are common misconceptions about childbirth education?00:35 How does childbirth education help expecting parents? 01:24 How does the way that you handle childbirth indicate how you will handle parenting?”Contact Susan Barrett FinnazoContact info:

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