Podcast Children S Healthcare Of Atlanta terbaik (2024)

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Special Episode: Inside Our Helicopters and Ambulances 31:26

2M ago31:26

31:26

When a Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta helicopter flies overhead or a Children’s ambulance zooms past you, you know a child is in need of lifesaving care. Most of us are lucky enough to not know what it’s like on the other side of those doors. For those who have experienced being a passenger inside a Children’s transport vehicle, you know it’s a w…

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Golf Cart Safety: How a Casual Ride Led to the Fight of a Lifetime 30:06

2M ago30:06

30:06

Remember when hoverboards dominated headlines? The skateboard-like toys quickly became popular around the holidays in 2015 and, just as quickly, started landing kids in hospitals with injuries. While hoverboards got a lot of attention, there are other ride-on toys—ones that might be in your driveway or garage right now—that regularly land kids in o…

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Preventing Sports Injuries in Kids and Teens 29:34

3M ago29:34

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Every time an athlete heads out to a practice or a game, there’s risk for injury. As kids play more frequently and advance to more competitive teams, that risk increases. From tee-ball to swimming to varsity football, the good news is that no matter the age of your child or their preferred sport, there are lots of things you can do to help prevent …

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Our New Hospital: Everything Parents and Kids Want to Know 45:22

3M ago45:22

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Arthur M. Blank Hospital will open Sunday, Sept. 29, 2024, at the site of our expanded North Druid Hills campus. If you’ve driven on I-85 or North Druid Hills Road in the past few years, you’ve likely caught a glimpse of its rise. This 19-story, 2 million-square-foot facility is generating lots of buzz with its fleet of robots, cutting-edge technol…

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Helping Kids and Teens with Perfectionism 43:50

4M ago43:50

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Perfectionism. It’s a word that, as a society, we tend to hold in high regard. We associate it with people who are overachievers and have high standards. These individuals appear to have it all together and never seem to make mistakes. All great attributes, right? The challenge is when the standards become unrealistic. Perfectionism is a personalit…

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Screen Time and Kids: Balancing the Benefits and Struggles 46:31

6M ago46:31

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This episode explores the No. 1 topic requested by our listeners: screen time. You might know it as the ultimate love-hate relationship of parenting. No matter what your thoughts were about screens and electronics before you had kids, they’re an inevitable part of our daily lives. From babies to teens, navigating screen time conversations and setti…

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Autism: How a New Tool Supports Earlier Diagnosis 30:30

7M ago30:30

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For this episode, we have the honor of being joined by two leaders from Marcus Autism Center who are internationally recognized for thought leadership in the world of autism: Drs. Ami Klin and Warren Jones. They recently published groundbreaking research that stands to change how and when kids are diagnosed with autism by measuring a child's lookin…

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What Parents Don’t Know They Need to Know 30:08

7M ago30:08

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If parenting had a secret menu, these conditions could get top billing: febrile seizures, nursemaid’s elbow, toxic synovitis, pneumonia, impetigo. These conditions often fly under parental radars—until their sudden arrival sends parents into panic mode. Having a general understanding of these conditions can go a long way in making you feel more pre…

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Talking to Kids About the News and Current Events 30:48

8M ago30:48

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When newsworthy events happen in the world, kids need help making sense of it all. While you may not have all the answers to their questions (and that’s OK!), there are guiding principles you can follow that help with any type of difficult conversation. On this episode of Hope and Will: A Parenting Podcast from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta, hos…

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Keeping Kids Safe in Cars: Why “Just this Once” Isn’t Worth the Risk 33:49

9M ago33:49

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Few things are more intimidating to a new parent than buckling a baby into their car seat for the first time. Then you blink and that same child is pressuring you to retire the booster seat—or even sit in the front seat—to be more like their friends. Whether moving from rear-facing to front-facing, graduating from a booster seat to no seat, or movi…

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Changing the Narrative on Suicide: The Parker Family’s Story 31:06

9M ago31:06

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In January 2022, Erin Harlow-Parker and her family were thrust into headlines when her husband, Jeff Parker, died by suicide. At the time, Jeff was the CEO of MARTA, a well-respected businessman, father, partner and friend. He had been married to Erin for more than 30 years. Erin, an advanced practice registered nurse specializing in pediatric ment…

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Unpacking Food Allergies at School and Beyond 40:21

10M ago40:21

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For families affected by food allergies, every school drop-off is laced with anxiety: Will today be the day my child goes into anaphylactic shock without me there to protect them? In this episode, we’re joined by Susan Goldberg, whose daughter Julia suffers from life-threatening food allergies, as well as Dr. Brian Vickery, Children’s Chief of Alle…

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Special Episode: Untold Stories of Our Facility Dogs 49:48

1y ago49:48

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As we close our first season and head into a brief summer hiatus, we leave you with an unforgettable conversation: never-before-told stories about our furry fleet of facility dogs. As you may or may not know, a team of innovators right here at Children’s pioneered the first facility dog program ever at a stand-alone pediatric hospital. In this epis…

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Snakes in a Yard: How a Basketball Game Ended with a Copperhead Bite 26:07

1y ago26:07

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We know: You probably don’t want to read the word s-n-a-k-e-s, let alone listen to a podcast about them. But if you live in Georgia and your family spends time outside, this is worth a listen. Andrea Childers’ kids were playing basketball in their driveway when a loose ball riled up a hidden copperhead. Her then-6-year-old son, Zander, was bitten o…

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“Is There an Unlocked Gun in the Home?” 23:36

1y ago23:36

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For their family’s spring break, Julvonnia McDowell and her husband drove their sons to Savannah, Ga., to spend time with family. Four days into their trip, she received a terrifying phone call from her oldest son: His little brother had been shot. A cousin had found a loaded gun hidden in a clothes drawer. Assuming it was empty, he unintentionally…

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My Son Almost Took His Own Life: The Phone Call That Changed Everything 49:31

1+ y ago49:31

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Harry Miller seemed to have it all: a 4.0 GPA, a full athletic scholarship to Ohio State University and a promising career as a football star. Beneath the picture-perfect surface, the former Buford High School valedictorian couldn’t shake the urge to take his own life. In 2022, he turned in his jersey, took his story public and became an overnight …

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My Son Experienced Cardiac Arrest at School: What I Want Parents to Know 27:04

1+ y ago27:04

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Shortly after running up a flight of stairs, 13-year-old Collin suffered cardiac arrest at school. Now his parents are on a mission to ensure that other schools and youth-minded organizations are equipped with the resources that helped save their son. Collin and his mom, Meghann, join us to share harrowing details from the day that changed their fa…

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Why Are Back-to-Back Illnesses Taking Over Your Home? 27:42

1+ y ago27:42

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Is your family getting clobbered by back-to-back illnesses? Dr. Andi Shane, our Division Chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, discusses the mechanics behind high volumes of infections in our communities. She’ll share top places germs love to hide, and leave you with clear tips to try to keep those germs at bay. Should illness make its way into y…

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How to Help without Saying, “How Can I Help?” 33:16

1+ y ago33:16

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When a child is sick, we yearn to do something—anything—to support the child and their family. Lex had just started fifth grade when he was diagnosed with leukemia. He and his mom, Ashley, join us to answer questions we’re often timid to ask of those on a medical journey. Should you visit in person, pick up the phone or send a card? What are the be…

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Pediatrician, Urgent Care or ER: How to Decide When to Go Where 36:22

1+ y ago36:22

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It’s the Murphy’s Law of parenting: Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong outside of normal business hours. When your child has an injury or illness, it’s easy to go straight to panic mode. Can it wait until your pediatrician is available, or is it time to head to an urgent care center or a hospital’s emergency department? Dr. Mark Griffiths, a…

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Just One More Bite: How to Curb Picky Eating and Create Healthy Relationships with Food 30:01

1+ y ago30:01

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Find yourself saying, “Just one more bite?” Have a kid who’s stuck on plain pasta with parmesan? Fresh out of snack ideas? Katherine Shary, a registered and licensed dietitian from our Strong4Life team, joins us for an engaging conversation about how to make mealtimes less stressful for everyone at your table—without becoming a short-order cook. Fr…

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Anxiety: How to Help Your Kids—And You—Cope with It 34:06

1+ y ago34:06

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These are historically challenging times to be a parent. In recent years, we’ve helped our kids through a pandemic, quarantining and virtual schooling—while also navigating tough conversations about shootings in schools, grocery stores and places of worship. And that’s on top of day-to-day stressors related to academics, sports and social pressures…

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A Pop-Up Chat: How My Second Grader Fell Victim to an Online Predator 38:11

2y ago38:11

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Rachel had done everything right, or so she thought. She and her husband enabled parental controls on their devices. They regularly initiated conversations with their daughters about internet safety. Still, an innocent click on a pop-up connected their second grader with an online predator. In this eye-opening episode, Rachel shares her family's ex…

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It Only Took 30 Seconds: How An Attentive Mom Almost Lost Her Daughter to Drowning 26:04

2y ago26:04

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It only takes 30 seconds. That’s what Melissa Gibson learned when her toddler disappeared from the couch, only to be found moments later, floating face down in her grandparents’ swimming pool. Thanks to a perfect concert of miracles, the Gibson family’s story has a happy ending. In this first episode of Hope and Will, Dr. Sarah Lazarus, whose workd…

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Welcome to Hope and Will 1:20

2y ago1:20

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Welcome to Hope and Will: A Parenting Podcast from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. We’re here to ease the minds of moms and dads by serving up doses of insight from pediatric specialists and real stories from parents like you. By combining medical smarts with practical experience, our goal is to help make the journey from diapers to diplomas a li…

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Hope and Will: A Parenting Podcast from Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta

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Special Episode: Inside Our Helicopters and Ambulances 31:26

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Golf Cart Safety: How a Casual Ride Led to the Fight of a Lifetime 30:06

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Preventing Sports Injuries in Kids and Teens 29:34

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Our New Hospital: Everything Parents and Kids Want to Know 45:22

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Helping Kids and Teens with Perfectionism 43:50

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Screen Time and Kids: Balancing the Benefits and Struggles 46:31

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Autism: How a New Tool Supports Earlier Diagnosis 30:30

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What Parents Don’t Know They Need to Know 30:08

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Talking to Kids About the News and Current Events 30:48

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Keeping Kids Safe in Cars: Why “Just this Once” Isn’t Worth the Risk 33:49

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Changing the Narrative on Suicide: The Parker Family’s Story 31:06

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Unpacking Food Allergies at School and Beyond 40:21

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Special Episode: Untold Stories of Our Facility Dogs 49:48

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Snakes in a Yard: How a Basketball Game Ended with a Copperhead Bite 26:07

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“Is There an Unlocked Gun in the Home?” 23:36

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My Son Almost Took His Own Life: The Phone Call That Changed Everything 49:31

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My Son Experienced Cardiac Arrest at School: What I Want Parents to Know 27:04

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Why Are Back-to-Back Illnesses Taking Over Your Home? 27:42

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How to Help without Saying, “How Can I Help?” 33:16

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Pediatrician, Urgent Care or ER: How to Decide When to Go Where 36:22

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Just One More Bite: How to Curb Picky Eating and Create Healthy Relationships with Food 30:01

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Anxiety: How to Help Your Kids—And You—Cope with It 34:06

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A Pop-Up Chat: How My Second Grader Fell Victim to an Online Predator 38:11

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It Only Took 30 Seconds: How An Attentive Mom Almost Lost Her Daughter to Drowning 26:04

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Welcome to Hope and Will 1:20

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