Have More Babies
By: Michael Nwaneri, MD
Language: en-us
Categories: Kids, Family, Parenting, Health, Fitness, Religion, Spirituality
We discuss tips that help new parents succeed with raising their child based on pediatrician advice and best practices. We also talk about products that may be beneficial to the new parents.Our goal is to make raising children be a seamless, smooth exercise. We have the tools, we have the experience and indeed we have the passion.Having a career does not mean one should truncate the desire to have children no matter how many. With the guidance that we give on this platform, I can assure you there is no need to worry. There are literally hundreds of...
Episodes
18 Actionable Ways To Build A Boredom‑Free, Brain‑Boosting Summer
Jan 09, 2026Send us a text
Forty percent. That’s how much progress the average student can lose over summer, and we refuse to let that happen on our watch. We unpack a practical, joy‑filled plan to turn two and a half months into a season of growth, connection, and genuine confidence—without expensive camps or complicated schedules.
We start with the foundation: measurable goals and visual progress charts that give kids a clear path to success. Then we layer in themed days that restore rhythm and reduce stress, from Music Mondays to Wet Wednesdays. Outside, we swa...
A Parent’s Guide To Choosing Pediatric Urgent Care That’s Fast, Safe, And Truly Kid‑Ready
Jan 08, 2026Send us a text
The scariest parenting moments always seem to land after hours—fevers that climb, falls that won’t stop hurting, coughs that turn into gasps. We turn that panic into a plan you can trust, laying out exactly how to choose a pediatric urgent care that’s fast, safe, and truly built for kids. No fluff, just a clear guide that helps you move from confusion to confident action when your pediatrician’s office is closed.
We break down the crucial difference between urgent care and the ER, showing when each option makes se...
When Do Babies Start Talking
Jan 07, 2026Send us a text
First words are just the tip of the iceberg. We walk through the real journey of language—from day-one listening and cooing to full-on storytelling by age five—so you can see what’s typical, what matters most, and how to help your child thrive at every step.
We start with the foundations: how infants map sounds, why early coos are muscular practice for speech, and when name recognition becomes meaningful. Then we chart the rise from babble and gestures to functional first words around the one-year mark. You’ll learn why comp...
Choosing Coverage That Shapes Your Child’s Health Future
Jan 06, 2026Send us a text
Choosing health coverage shouldn’t feel like decoding a puzzle while your kid has a fever. We take you inside Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia to show how plan types, metal tiers, and integrated benefits actually play out for real families, especially when pediatric care can’t wait. From network depth across Atlanta, Macon, and Augusta to flexible telehealth and zero-dollar preventive visits, we map the decisions that control your costs and speed up care.
We start by translating the essentials—HMO, PPO, and EPO—into plain language so you can matc...
How To Respond To Bad Grades Without Panic And Build Long-Term Resilience
Jan 05, 2026Send us a text
A tough report card can feel like a gut punch. We’ve been there, and we know how easily panic and frustration can take over. Today we walk step by step through a calmer, smarter response that turns short-term setbacks into long-term growth. Instead of reacting to a single grade, we focus on mindset, structure, and skills that help kids own their learning and rebuild confidence.
We start by resetting the room: keep your cool, give your child a little space, and then move into a diagnostic mindset. Is the issue a...
How Telemedicine Cuts Antibiotic Misuse And Protects Families
Jan 04, 2026Send us a text
The most dangerous thing about antibiotics isn’t the pill itself—it’s the process that too often rushes us toward it. We unpack how packed waiting rooms, patient demand, and defensive medicine quietly fuel antibiotic overuse, and why telemedicine is proving to be a smarter, safer path for families, especially in pediatrics.
We start by breaking down the clinic pressures that lead to broad spectrum “just in case” prescribing and the superbugs that follow. Then we show how telehealth changes the environment: longer, calmer visits; richer history-taking; clear visual cues; and remote...