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A Parent's Guide to Child Development

Annamarie von Firley
Child Development
Parenting
Language Development
Child Behavior
Gross Motor Skills
Breastfeeding
Play
Communication
Occupational Therapy
Potty Training
ADHD
Neurodivergent Children
Secure Attachment
Neonatal Intensive Care Unit
Child Psychology
Neurodiversity
Autism
Postpartum Depression
Ayurveda
Primitive Reflexes

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 pedi... more

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In this episode, Emily Roper returns to unpack the primitive reflexes most closely tied to attention & self-regulation, & why so much of what gets labeled ADHD, defiance, or a "difficult" temperament may actually be a nervous system that never finish... more

A pediatric speech-language pathologist breaks down the exact word-count milestones that trigger a referral to speech therapy — and what's actually normal vs. worth a conversation with your pediatrician.

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Ever wonder why your kid comes home from school completely wiped out — even on days they "didn't do anything"? In this clip from our episode on ATNR and learning challenges, Emily Roper, Neuro-Developmental Delay Therapist and founder of Early Roots,... more

Struggling to read isn't always about intelligence — and messy handwriting isn't always about carelessness. For a surprising number of kids, the real culprit is a reflex that should have disappeared before their first haircut. In this episode, Emily ... more

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Emily Roper
Neurodevelopmental delay therapist, certified midwife's assistant, founder of Early Roots, host of the Early Roots podcast
Early Roots / Private practice
Episode: What Derails Development Before Your Baby Is Even Born - Guest: Emily Roper | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Marsha Familiaro Enright
Educational entrepreneur and Montessori advocate who founded Council Oak Montessori School; author and speaker
Council Oak Montessori School; The Reason; Reliance College
Episode: The Benefits of Montessori Education for Early Childhood Development | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Lois Kam Heyman
Speech-language pathologist and leading authority on auditory processing disorder
Episode: How Auditory Processing Shapes Kids’ Language Development? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Lynn Ingram McFarland
Founder and CEO of IngramScreening, LLC; perinatal mental health professional
IngramScreening, PSI board member
Episode: Do you have postpartum depression? Listen to find out- A Parents Guide to Child Development
Dominique Padurano
Founder of Crimson Coaching, tutor, test prep and college counseling expert
Crimson Coaching
Episode: Why do 1-3 years of early learning matter for teens' academic success? | A Parent's Guide #podcast
Susan Barrett Finnazo
Founder of My Baby Lady
My Baby Lady
Episode: Childbirth Education Matters. Here's why? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Sholeh Shanifer
A speech-language pathologist and founder of Valued Voices.
Valued Voices
Episode: Easy ways to support your child’s language development | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Luba Patlakh Kaplun
Speech language pathologist and founder of Kidology, Inc.
Kidology, Inc.
Episode: What If Better Breathing Could Help Your Child Thrive? - Guest - Luba Patlakh Kaplun | Parents Guide to Child Development podcast
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Expert providing practical advice on child development
Episode: How to Prevent Your Kids' Public Restroom Meltdowns| A Parent's Guide to Child Development

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Annamarie von Firley
Host of the podcast and related educational series on child development.

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Learn how the sensitive period shapes early learning in Montessori education | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Q: What are Sensitive Periods and why do they matter in Montessori-style early learning?
The guest explains that Sensitive Periods are biologically primed windows in which children are especially ready to absorb specific skills, and missing them can make future learning more difficult; the age range most emphasized is 0 to 6, during which foundational sensory, motor, and language development should be nurtured through an appropriately stimulating environment.
Childbirth Education Matters. Here's why? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Q: How can childbirth education impact the postpartum period and recovery?
Education creates confidence, helps families access ongoing postpartum resources, and supports a smoother transition with strategies for sleep, support networks, and recognizing when to seek help.
Childbirth Education Matters. Here's why? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Q: What are some common interventions parents should understand before going into labor and why?
Induction and augmentation are common topics; understanding how each intervention works, the medications used, and the potential need for an epidural helps reduce anxiety and supports informed decision-making.
Childbirth Education Matters. Here's why? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Q: When should families realistically start thinking about childbirth education?
Ideally as early as possible, with a practical suggestion to start around 22–24 weeks so they can build a team and take a comprehensive class, perhaps through the hospital or via insurance that covers education.
Simple ways to help your kids' language growth? | A Parent's Guide to Child Development
Q: So what's one simple change parents can make during story time today that could have a big impact on their child's language growth?
Slow down during reading, insert wait time and pauses, and deliberately stress and highlight important words. Pair this with pointing to pictures and repeat the same books; over time, this practice helps children pick up language more quickly than rushing through a story.

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This show provides practical, evidence-based guidance for parents and caregivers on child development, with a focus on early sensory-motor integration, Montessori-inspired approaches, language development, and behavioral strategies. Episodes commonly feature clinical or educational professionals who translate complex topics (like primitive reflexes, sensitive periods, ADHD, perinatal mental health, and emotional regulation) into actionable tips for home and school. A standout aspect is the emphasis on developmental timing, naturalistic learning environments, and trauma-informed, family-centered approaches, making it especially helpful for listeners seeking doable strategies to support children across ages from infancy through early schoolin... more

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