Sometimes you just need answers to the little everyday things that parents encounter. That’s where the Parent-ish podcast comes in. Experts at Children’s Mercy Kansas City talk about what you may experience with your babies, teens and in-betweens, to help you celebrate the craziness and challenges of parenthood.
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Tragic Events
Maggie McKay and Rachel Lapidus
It never gets easier to talk to your kids about tragedies or senseless violence. But, you have the ability to create a safe space for your children to process what has happened.
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Managing Picky Eating in Your Child and Signs it May Be Something More
Maggie McKay and Sara R. Gould
No parent loves to hear "I don't like that!" at meal times. Dr. Sara Gould discusses how you can manage picky eating with your child, and when to look for signs that this could be something more serious.
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Treating Your Child's Springtime Allergies
Maggie McKay and Jay Portnoy
The warmer weather is here...but for some, along with it comes seasonal allergies that can make you child feel a little crummy. Dr. Jay Portnoy discusses the cause of seasonal allergies, the pollens and how you can help your child feel better so they can enjoy springtime.
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ER or Urgent Care? Which is Best for Your Child?
Meggie McKay and Jennifer Johnson
The inevitable happened – a broken bone, illness or another ailment for your child. And it happened while your doctor’s office is closed. So, the dilemma every parent faces …do you go to the Emergency Room (ER) or Urgent Care?
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Talking to Your Child About Their First Heartbreak
Maggie McKay and Jami Gross-Toalson
Our first love can be a highly emotional experience and the same goes for first heartbreak. It’s never easy to see your child hurting, but you can ease their struggle by remaining open and available to listen. Learn how to support your child from Dr. Jami Gross-Toalson, pediatric psychologist at Children's Mercy Kansas City.