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 Safety Goddess: 7 Safety To-Do’s for Every New Parent | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Safety Goddess Britt Michaelian often found other parents asking for her advice about child safety, discipline, parenting issues and family resources, particularly while she was working in an pediatric unit.  After her second daughter was born and she completed her Masters degree in Marriage and Family Therapy, she founded the Responsible Family Company and created an award winning video Care for Kids: The Essential Guide to Preparing Caregivers with the help of emergency medicine Dr. Wayne Warrington. As a part of this discussion, she mentions the AmberStick.  She also mentions Alexis Martin Neeley’s resources about what parents need to do legally for their children.  We interviewed Alexis so check out that show.

 Safety Products and Help for Moms who Lose a Baby | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Hear about the latest winners of the PTPA Media Awards and then hear about how some professional photographers help families who have lost a child by providing free professional photographs of babies who have passed away unexpectedly.

 Potty Training In One Day–More Questions Before We Start | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Tricia and Nancy have a few more questions for the creator of Potty Training in One Day before we embark on this adventure. These are probably questions you have so listen in before you try the Potty Training in One Day method.

 Dealing with Conflict | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Should you fight in front of the kids or not? How can you teach kids to resolve their conflicts? Julie Haupt, instructor of Family Life at BYU discusses how to deal with the conflicts in your family.

 Transitioning to Preschool | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Dr. Byran Korth discusses how to make a smooth transition to preschool and insure that your child succeeds in school.

 Life with Baby#9–Stacey Returns | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Our host Stacey returns to the show to discuss what it is like to have baby #9. If you think your life is hectic, wait until you hear what she is doing! We are excited to see her and hear from her again!

 Finger Foods that Kids Like | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Trying to spice up the selection of foods your child eats? Shelly shares ideas for finger foods that are safe and tasty and healthy.

 Adjusting to Summer | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Do the summer days scare you? So much time and no structure? Dr. Byran Korth discusses how to adjust to a summer schedule and what kinds of things to do with your kids to make the days fun and interesting for all of you.

 Blowing Things Out of Proportion | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Claire Lerner from Zero to Three discusses blowing things out of proportion and going off the deep end. How do we get back to normal and how do we keep ourselves from blowing up the next time? Like the Hulk says “Don’t Make Me Angry. You Won’t Like Me When I Am Angry!”

 Keeping Food Safe | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Keeping food safe is important for everyone in the family, but even more so for small children.  Listen to tips to keep your food safe.  Then check the Partnership for Food Safety for more tips.

 Humor and the Healthy Child | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Having a sense of humor is incredibly important. We talk to Ellen Reddick of the Impact Factory about the affect of humor on our children socially, emoionally, mentally, and even physically. What humor does for children is: Give them the ability/judgment to recognize what is funny/humorous from something that is not–so they laugh at appropriate things and time Laughter is a way of connecting with others A good sense of humor is a tool that your child can rely on throughout life to help him or her: see things from many perspectives other than the most obvious be spontaneous grasp unconventional ideas or ways of thinking see beyond the surface of things enjoy and participate in the playful aspects of life not take himself or herself too seriously Children with a well-developed sense of humor are happier and more optimistic, have higher self-esteem, and can handle differences (their own and others’) well. Kids who can appreciate and share humor are better liked by their peers and more able to handle the adversities of childhood — from moving to a new town, to teasing, to torment by playground bullies. And a good sense of humor doesn’t just help your child emotionally or socially — research has shown that people who laugh more are healthier. They are less likely to be depressed and may even have an increased resistance to illness or physical problems. They experience less stress; have lower heart rates, pulses, and blood pressure; and have better digestion. Laughter may even help humans better endure pain and studies have shown that it improves our immune function. But most of all, a sense of humor is what makes life fun. There are few pleasures that rival yukking it up with your child.

 Caring for Common Injuries | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Learn how to care for the common injuries kids suffer with Dr. Alton L. Thygerson, author of over 40 books including BLAST! Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training.

 Most Dangerous Safety Hazzards | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Did you know that more people die from preventable injuries than from any disease?  Today, we talk to Dr. Alton L. Thygerson about the most dangerous things for our children.  He is the author of over 40 books including BLAST!  Babysitter Lessons and Safety Training.  Next week, we talk about how to take care of common injuries.

 Sleep Patterns in the Summer | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

Jami Kent tells us if it is wise to relax our kid’s sleeping patterns during the summer months and how to deal with the fact that it is light when kids go to bed. Check out the pictures of the cabinets that Shelly helped Nancy build in her laundry room! Nancy’s Laundry Room got new cabinets from IKEA that she and 8 of her friends built. Shelly is good with Power Tools. Shannon and Nancy hang doors The Finished Product Looks GREAT!

 Water Safety and Gifts for Dad | File Type: audio/mpeg | Duration: 0:00:01

A child can drown in 1 inch of water. We talk about how to secure and keep your child safe from the threat of water during the hot summer and in the home. Listen and learn what you MUST know to keep your baby safe. Then, we learn about some fun gifts for Father’s Day from Laurie at Pregnancy Gram. Note From Nancy: This topic is very close to my heart because my cousin’s baby drown in the bathtub with her just feet away. There are some things you MUST know and MUST do to keep your child safe. Summer is dangerous so learn how to keep your baby safe.  Here is a life vest that works to keep the baby upright brought by our favorite One Step Ahead. Make sure you use the right kind so you don’t compound the problems.

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