Hosted by Annamarie von Firley · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 90 episodes
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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.
Annamarie von Firley hosts A Parent's Guide to Child Development, a kids show with 90 episodes published.
In this episode, Lynn Ingram McFarland discusses how early screening helps identify mental health concerns, encourages honest conversations with providers, and how it can support parents throughout their pregnancy and po
In this episode, Gabreile Nicolet explains” intermittent reinforcement in children and how inconsistency encourages persistence. Nicolet also emphasizes that understanding the emotional needs behind a child's actions can
In this episode, Marsha Familaro Enright discusses a science-based study on how Montessori classrooms foster growth and the philosophy behind them, including the impact from early childhood through young adulthood. She h
In this episode, we dive into a real-life ADHD diagnosis success story. Our podcast guest, Dominique Padurano, discusses the importance of early symptom identification and the challenges in the classroom and family dynam
In this episode, Emily Roper explains why primitive reflexes play a crucial role in early childhood development, their correlation with brain and body coordination skills from feeding to breathing, and how they lay the f
n this episode, Sholeh Shahinfar explains two concepts in children's language processing, analytic and gestalt language processing, and why they matter for language and speech development. She also explains how simple da
In this episode, Lois Kam Heymann discusses the signs of auditory processing disorder in toddlers. Heyman highlights the drawbacks of giving children screens instead of engaging in real conversations with them, outlines
In this episode, Emily Roper discusses key primitive reflexes like Moro, spinal Galant, ATNR, STNR, and palmar grasp. These essential systems, beyond newborn reflexes, influence motor development, coordination, vision, f
In this episode, Lynn Ingram McFarland discusses how postpartum affects men, including symptoms such as emotional isolation, irritability, mental disengagement, mood swings, and substance use, all of which can be signs o
In this episode, Susan Barrett Finnazo emphasized the importance of doulas and the challenges faced during labor and recovery, as well as the maternal health crisis in the U.S., including treatment gaps for women of colo
In this episode, Lois Heyman explains how auditory processing develops and how it affects language, learning and brain development in kids. Heyman discusses early signs of auditory processing disorder (APD), how it diffe
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, a
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 warni
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 parent
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
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
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 re
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 importanc
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 tim
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,
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A Parent's Guide to Child Development is hosted by Annamarie von Firley. The show is categorised under kids (family) and has published 90 episodes.
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