
Ever wish someone could just tell you the right thing to say to your kid? Me too. Parenting brings us the greatest gifts, and it can be messy, confusing, and downright exhausting. I’m Dr. Susan Swick, a child and adolescent psychiatrist. I’m also a mom of 4. And I believe if you can talk about it with your kids, you can tackle it. We can make it Talkaboutable. This season, I’ll hear from parents a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 31 | Founded | 10 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Kids & Family | |||

How do you talk to your child about death, and help them connect with family members who have passed away? In this episode, we're exploring that question with a mom who wants her daughter to feel close to the grandmother she never knew. This is a con... more
What’s the best way to tell your kid about their genetic origins? In this episode, Dr. Swick talks with Lisa Schuman, a reproductive therapist and Founding Director of The Center for Family Building in New York, about the best way to open up the conv... more
When is it ok to tell your children about some of the grownup things in life? In this episode we are talking to a couple who conceived their daughter using a third-party donor. She’s starting to be old enough to understand what this means, and the pa... more
What do kids with ADHD need to truly thrive? In this episode, Dr. Swick explores thoughtful, practical strategies with Dr. Carrie Jackson, a licensed clinical child psychologist specializing in ADHD and the founder of SoCal Child Psychology. Carrie h... more
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This show centers on practical, empathetic parenting guidance from a child and adolescent psychiatrist. Across episodes, listeners get actionable strategies for common family challenges— ADHD in kids, sleep anxiety, mealtime battles, two-house custody, and initiating sensitive conversations about topics like donor conception and mental health. Notably, guests include clinicians and experienced parents who share real-world tactics that feel doable, with a warm, non-judgmental hosting style that emphasizes open dialogue with children. The format often blends clinical context with relatable anecdotes, aiming to make difficult parenting moments more manageable and to help families build stronger communication and attachment.
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