
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 | 102 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||

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.
From the full episode with Sarah Schmidt on b... more
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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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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