MOMS ON CALL

How do you handle sleep schedules on vacation? At what age can you start taking your baby into the pool? How do I keep mosquitos away from my kids? Today on the podcast we’re tackling our most frequently asked summer questions! Have a question for Jennifer and Laura? Call 888-234-7979

So you’ve got some summer travel scheduled and your toddler suddenly has a fear of flying. What do you do next? It’s all about confidence! This week on the podcast we’ll give tips on how to help your little one get past their fear and travel with ease. Then, we have a call from a grandmother about sleeping schedules for her two grandchildren under two. This is our expertise and we’ll talk about exactly how to get everyone sleeping through the night.  Have a question for Jennifer and Laura? Call 888-234-7979

Is your toddler three going on thirteen? This is very common as your little one gets older and explores the world and how they interact with it. If you have a toddler that is suddenly demanding and has an attitude, this week we’ll discuss strategies to help you get through this phase. Then, is having multiple children with birthdays on the same day a bad thing? A mom in Kansas City is thinking about putting off trying for baby number three to avoid the baby having the same birthday as her twins. We’ll talk about why sharing birthdays can actually be a very special thing for your children. Have a question for Jennifer and Laura? Call 888-234-7979

The number one thing we get questions about at Moms on Call is sleep schedule and sleeping through the night. This week on Moms on Call, we’ll tackle two of those sleep questions. First, a mom of a 14-month-old is wondering why he is suddenly not sleeping through the night. Could it be teething or something more? We’ll talk about all the reasons why this could be happening and what to do to solve the problem. Then, a mom in Michigan has a 6-month-old that is sleeping fine, until his legs get stuck in the crib. We’ll talk about ways to safely avoid this issue. Have a question for Jennifer and Laura? Call 888-234-7979

There’s always a sigh of relief as a parent when you finally get your toddler sleep trained and potty trained. So what happens when they regress? This week on the podcast we’ll talk about the reasons on why your toddler might be regressing and strategies to get them back on track. 

This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura discuss parenting with Dr. Ann Kristin Homdrum, a chiropractor specializing in pediatrics and women's health. Dr. Homdrum shares her journey of creating the bbhugme pregnancy pillow, designed to provide comfort and support for pregnant women. She’ll also discuss the benefits of chiropractic care for pregnant women and newborns, and the importance of proper body alignment and movement during pregnancy. They’ll also talk about the importance of support during feeding and the benefits of chiropractic care for newborns.Follow Dr Ann Kristin Homdrum on Instagram @natural_born_parenting. For more information on the bbhugme pillow follow them on Instagram @bbhugme or visit us.bbhugme.com 

When you have a movement toddler it can feel like nothing will slow them down, especially if they are the kind that likes to explore a little too much. A mom in Alabama is having an issue with her two-year-old that not only can’t settle, but also has started to love opening any door he can find. This week on the podcast we’ll give you some tips and tricks on how to keep your movement kid safe and entertained. Plus, what do you do when your little one still hasn’t started crawling? We’ve got the answers to motivate even the most docile of infants.

When a toddler doesn’t want to go to bed, they’ll find all kinds of excuses to stay up. Whether they say they need a drink, a snack or even a hug, it’s all a stall tactic. How do you fight those? We’ll tell you this week on the podcast. Plus, we’ll talk about how to find a good babysitter and what questions you need to ask before hiring them.

Teaching good tooth brushing habits early is really important, at least that’s what parents have always been told. One mom in Oregon is having trouble with her toddler doing just that. Right now he won’t use any other toothpaste besides the training one. Is it really that important? Good news is this is one thing you don’t have to stress too much about. But what you may stress about is a toddler that enjoys banging their head on things. What could be causing this need? It’s all about their design and we’ll explain this week on the podcast!

This week on the Moms on Call podcast, Jennifer and Laura will speak with Anna Watkins, a mother who has adopted two children. Anna shares her experiences with the adoption process, the unique challenges she faced, and how the Moms on Call methods helped her establish routines and build confidence as a parent. She also discusses why she believes in the importance of open communication about adoption with her children and the different relationships she has with their birth mothers.