
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
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 94 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||

In this episode, Emily Roper explains the roles and development of the fear paralysis reflexes and Moro reflexes as well as its implications. Roper discusses how pregnancy, birth, and early infancy influence the stress response, sensory processing, a... more
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 postpartum journey.
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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 improve communication and sel... more
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.
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This show provides practical, expert-backed guidance on child development, parenting, and family wellbeing. Episodes cover a wide range of topics from early intervention for developmental delays to language development, feeding milestones, behavior management, and safety. The discussion style emphasizes actionable tips, collaboration with professionals, and everyday routines families can implement—often featuring specialists such as pediatric OT, speech-language pathologists, child psychologists, and lactation consultants. A standout throughline is timely, evidence-informed advice designed to empower parents and caregivers to support healthy development across infancy and early childhood while navigating common parenting challenges.
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