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What happens when you give parents and kids a safe space to ask their most embarrassing health questions? Dr. Wendy shares what she learned from a live Q&A with 50 mothers and teen girls. From questions about vaginal discharg...
Is your toddler screaming at bedtime? Is your teen suddenly moody or defiant? Before you blame "bad behavior," take a breath. Dr. Wendy Hunter shares four real stories—from an 11-month-old to a 14-year-old—to show why acting ...
Worried something might be wrong—but not sure what to do? Learn to recognize the signs of abuse in kids. If you ever feel uneasy about a situation, you don’t need proof to take action—just a gut feeling is enough. Learn how t...
How early should you start teaching your child about their body? Child abuse pediatrician Dr. Shalon Nienow, MD explains what’s normal when it comes to young children’s sexual behaviors—and how to respond when things feel awk...
Do your kids roll their eyes, ignore you, or act disrespectful? Don’t worry—it’s never too late to reset your relationship! In this episode, parenting expert Tyler Durman shares simple, effective strategies for handling tough...
Ever wonder why toddlers seem to whine about everything ? Step into their little shoes as Dr. Wendy reveals the 6 principles shaping how toddlers see the world. Learn how to decode their behaviors, connect on their level, and...
Kids will do anything to get their parents’ attention! Learn why kids act up and find out how to put an end to their irritating behaviors. Dr. Wendy shares everything you need to know to stop baby talk and manage sibling figh...
Leave behind your frustration and find the joy in parenting as Dr. Wendy explains the 6 principles of how toddlers see the world. Put on your “toddler goggles” and experience the wonder and fear that toddlers experience every...
Parents and orthodontists agree that thumb sucking needs to stop. But how do you break the habit? Dr. Wendy shares a successful step-by-step method that parents can use at home. Send your questions to hello@pediatriciannextdo...
Why didn’t our human ancestors need braces? Their jaws and oral cavities were much larger! Modern society causes smaller, weaker mouths. The foods we eat, the use of pacifiers and sippy cups leads to snoring, drooling, mouth ...
In this episode Dr. Wendy answers the most asked question on her blog: “When should a child roll over?” The surprising answer helps parents develop their child’s physical skills. And a parent asks what to do about her 2 ½ yea...