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Your Child is Normal: with Dr Jessica Hochman

Jessica Hochman, MD, Board Certified Pediatrician
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Welcome to Your Child Is Normal, the podcast that educates and reassures parents about childhood behaviors, health concerns, and development. Hosted by Dr Jessica Hochman, a pediatrician and mom of three, this podcast covers a wide range of topics--from medical issues to emotional and social challenges--helping parents feel informed and confident. By providing expert insights and practical advic... more

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Recent Guests

Jordan Koveleski Gorman
Speech pathologist, feeding specialist, founder of Eat Play Say
Eat Play Say
Episode: Ep 226: Raising Kids Without the Pressure: Feeding, Milestones, and Language Development with Jordan Koveleski Gorman
Dr Michael Milobsky
Pediatrician, podcast host of Your Kids Will Be Fine
Milobsky practice and Way Center
Episode: Ep 227: Parenting Without Panic: Why Your Kids Will Be Fine, with Dr Michael Milobsky
Dr Stan Block
Pediatrician with more than 40 years of experience
Pediatrician, Barstown, Kentucky
Episode: Ep 225: Wisdom from a Pediatrician with 40 Years of Experience, with Dr. Stan Block
Dr. Peter Gray
Author and psychologist focusing on childhood, play, and learning
petergray.org / Restoring Childhood / Free to Learn
Episode: Ep 224: Kids Need Independence: The Science of Play & Risk — Dr. Peter Gray
Allison Mell
Pediatric physical therapist and founder of Tots on Target
Tots on Target
Episode: Ep 222: Understanding Motor Milestones & Development, insights from Allison Mell, Pediatric PT
Dr. Erica Greenberg
Director of Pediatric Psychiatry OCD and Tic Disorders Program at Mass General Hospital
Mass General Hospital
Episode: Ep 221: Navigating Childhood Tics and Tourette Syndrome: Expert Insights with Dr. Greenberg
Dr. Amy Gelfand
Pediatric neurologist specializing in pediatric headache
UC San Francisco
Episode: Ep 220: Understanding Pediatric Migraines with Dr. Amy Gelfand
Aniko Hill
Co-founder and executive director of DopaMind, a nonprofit focusing on modern technology's impact on children's brains.
DopaMind
Episode: Ep 219: Technology is here to stay, so how do we teach our kids to make better choices? with Aniko Hill, cofounder of DopaMind
Aliza Sokolow
Chef and food educator, author of the children's book 'This is What I Eat'
Episode: Ep 218: Family Meals Made Easy, Tips from Aliza Sokolow, author of Children's Book: This is What I Eat

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Dr. Jessica Hochman
Host of Your Child Is Normal; pediatrician and mom of three; focuses on child health, development, and parenting guidance.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 263 ratings
  • Great show

    I love the wide variety of topics that she covers! Really covers all the bases in raising children in this generation!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Aly2002
    United States16 days ago
  • The best!

    Dr. Hochman is hands down the best. My kids love seeing her and she’s a wealth of knowledge, so relatable and always fun to chat with! Keep up the good work!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    AndreaMitchell27
    United States21 days ago
  • A perfect parenting companion

    Dr. Jessica talks about topics every parent wants to know about with the expertise of a pediatrician combined with the warmth of a parent. Highly recommend for all parents!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Designdoodle
    United States2 months ago
  • Parent/educator

    This is a fantastic podcast. As an educator of young children and a parent of teens, I’ve found so many helpful tips and values to share at home and work.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Mamakenya
    United States3 months ago
  • Pediatrician

    This is amazing podcast! Highly recommend as a parent or a doctor

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pedlans
    United States6 months ago

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Guests are described as highly credible, delivering evidence-based pediatric insights.

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Ep 224: Kids Need Independence: The Science of Play & Risk — Dr. Peter Gray
Q: Could you share one practical way pediatricians can support parents in fostering independent activity for their kids?
During well-child visits, clinicians can discuss and provide resources about safe, developmentally appropriate independent activities and offer brochures or QR-linked content to guide parents.
Ep 224: Kids Need Independence: The Science of Play & Risk — Dr. Peter Gray
Q: What do you think about the modern fear of stranger danger and its impact on parental behavior?
The fear is amplified by media and has led to over-protectiveness and legal concerns, which reduces opportunities for kids to explore and become independent; this misalignment undermines long-term resilience.
Ep 224: Kids Need Independence: The Science of Play & Risk — Dr. Peter Gray
Q: In your view, what is the core reason children need to play with other kids, away from adults?
Play with peers is essential for learning self-regulation, negotiation, and solving problems without direct adult intervention; it's through free play that children develop independence and social competence.
Ep 223: Why School Is Stressing Kids Out (and What Parents Can Do) — Dr. Peter Gray
Q: What are the changes that have negatively affected education?
There have been increases in homework, reduced playtime, and a focus on standardized testing, which have decreased students' enjoyment and learning.
Ep 223: Why School Is Stressing Kids Out (and What Parents Can Do) — Dr. Peter Gray
Q: What advice do you have for parents on what they can do outside of school hours?
Parents should make it clear to their child that they are loved for who they are, regardless of grades, and support their child's interests.

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