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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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In this two-part conversation, pediatrician Dr. Jessica Hochman talks with psychologist and play researcher Dr. Peter Gray about what kids actually need to grow into healthy, capable, well-adjusted adults — and why modern childhood is dr... more

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In this episode of Your Child Is Normal, I’m joined by pediatric physical therapist Allison Mell, founder of Tots on Target. We talk about baby motor development in a way that’s both reassuring and practical — including what milestones t... more

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Dr. Peter Gray
Psychologist and leading voice on play and independent learning.
Author and Speaker
Episode: Ep 223: Why School Is Stressing Kids Out (and What Parents Can Do) — 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
Mike McLeod
Founder of Grow Now ADHD and author
Grow Now ADHD
Episode: Ep 217: Reducing Screens & Ending Homework Battles: The Parenting Playbook (Part 2) — with Mike McLeod
Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch
Gynecologist and endometriosis specialist, author of 'Beating Endo', medical contributor to documentaries.
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Episode: Ep 215: When Period Pain Isn’t Normal: Endometriosis in Teens with Dr. Iris Kerin Orbuch
Kim Shapira
Dietitian and Author
Kim Shapira Method
Episode: Ep 214: Raising Intuitive Eaters, with Kim Shapira, Dietician and Author

Host

Dr. Jessica Hochman
A pediatrician dedicated to educating and supporting parents about childhood behaviors and health concerns. With firsthand experience as a mother of three, she brings both professional and personal insights to her discussions.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 263 ratings
  • 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 Statesa month 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 States2 months ago
  • Pediatrician

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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Pedlans
    United States5 months ago
  • There’s something here for everyone!

    Im so happy to have found this podcast. There are so many useful topics—I will use this as a compendium as I raise my children!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Carolenurse
    United States6 months ago
  • Amazing for Parents AND Pediatricians :)

    I’m a pediatrician myself, but even more importantly, I’m a parent.

    Dr. Hochman provides valuable information for parents, all while striking a healthy balance between practical yet evidence-based advice.

    Give her a listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vinhy
    United States7 months ago

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The host's expertise as a pediatrician reassures parents, making the content both credible and relatable.
Listeners appreciate the thoughtful and practical advice shared for navigating parenting challenges.
Many find the variety of topics discussed to be useful and relevant for their everyday parenting concerns.

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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.
Ep 222: Understanding Motor Milestones & Development, insights from Allison Mell, Pediatric PT
Q: Can you tell parents what is torticollis and when should they seek help?
Torticollis is a tightening of a muscle on one side of the neck that causes head tilt and should be addressed with a pediatric physical therapist to prevent future movement issues.
Ep 222: Understanding Motor Milestones & Development, insights from Allison Mell, Pediatric PT
Q: What is your take on walkers? Is it a plus? Not necessary? A danger? What do you think?
While sit-in walkers are not recommended due to safety concerns, push walkers can be beneficial for balance and momentum as long as children use them voluntarily without force.
Ep 222: Understanding Motor Milestones & Development, insights from Allison Mell, Pediatric PT
Q: Can you briefly just talk about normal milestones that are expected, for example, rolling, sitting, crawling, and walking?
It's essential for parents to understand that while there are general averages for milestones, it's more important to ensure consistent steady progress towards each milestone rather than strict adherence to exact timing.

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Focusing on the complexities of parenting, this podcast offers insightful discussions on a myriad of childhood behaviors, health challenges, and developmental issues. With a pediatrician as the host, episodes typically cover subjects ranging from mental health and nutrition to technology addiction and speech development. Noteworthy for its balanced approach, the podcast features expert guests who provide evidence-based advice aimed at helping parents navigate the often overwhelming landscape of raising children. Listeners are likely to appreciate the practical tips and knowledge shared, all aimed at reassuring and empowering families in their parenting journey.

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