Feeding our children, at any age, is the most basic way we nurture them and support their health and development. But too often mealtime becomes a battleground and a source of stress for the whole family. This week’s Mom Enough guest, Occupational Therapist Robin Campbell from St. David’s Center for Child & Family Development, brings…
And what can we learn from previous scientific breakthrough? Tune into this interesting conversation about the National Children’s Study! In recent decades, studies of moms and children have led to critical discoveries of links between lead exposure and serious learning problems, rubella during pregnancy and child hearing impairment, and fetal alcohol exposure and later…
And when should you seek outside help? This week’s Mom Enough show offers helpful guidance! As parents, we often wonder if our children’s behavior and skills are what they should be for their age. We may wonder if we should seek an outside evaluation and, if so, where and how. Dr. Joe Egli, a…
This week’s guest shines light on the challenges families face and resources that can help. Whether a premature, medically fragile newborn or an older child with a complicated illness or injury, a child sometimes needs complex medical care, not only in the hospital but often long after returning home. This week’s Mom Enough guest…
Representatives from the Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome share tips on how to have a safe pregnancy in this week’s show! Too many mothers get a mixed message about the dangers of even a small amount of drinking during pregnancy. Sue Terwey and Emily Gunderson from the Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome…
