Baby in the House
Phil Boucher, M.D & Tina Payne Bryson, PhDWelcome to Baby in the House, the podcast where we tackle all those tough parenting questions where everyone's got an opinion, from grandparents, to neighbors, to that nosy lady behind you at the line in the grocery. Where we examine the research, sharing our experiences and those of the families we care for. We give you the clarity and confidence you need to make the right choices for your baby a... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Categories | Kids & FamilyParenting | ||||
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- Informative and Science backed
Great podcast backed by science and less opinions. I enjoy learning from this podcast and knowing that they do their research so that I don’t have to!
Apple Podcasts5Scorpio (the passionate one)
United States2 years ago - A must listen for every parent caring for a baby.
Awesome advice from two professionals (a psychotherapist and a pediatrician) who are also parents and strike the perfect balance between the research, their work with kids in their practices and their own personal experience caring for their own kids. A must listen for every parent caring for a baby.
Apple Podcasts5TheMiraculousAi-chanUnited States2 years ago - Worth a listen
This is an amazing podcast. I wish I’d listened before I became a parent. The advice is sound and the chatting about topics seems so natural. Definitely listen if you are a parent.
Apple Podcasts5Ok but better out there
Australia3 years ago - Awesome. Need more episodes!
Great pod. Need more episodes!
Apple Podcasts5Jones471United States3 years ago - Fantastic!
This is the kind of information everyone needs to hear to make the perfect decisions for their babies and families! Thank you! Please continue making episodes, I can’t get enough! :D
Apple Podcasts5Ju!ie2468
Canada3 years ago
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Apple Podcasts | #182 |  India/Kids & Family/Parenting |
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