2026
October
13,
2026
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09:23 AM
America/Chicago
Every caregiver wants to protect their children from disappointment, failure and heartbreak. But what if some of those difficult experiences are exactly what children need to grow? In this episode of For Kids' Sake, Ashley Pagenkopf, MS, CCLS …
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October
06,
2026
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09:32 AM
America/Chicago
Few topics generate more questions from caregivers than sleep. From bringing home a newborn to navigating toddler bedtime battles, families often wonder if they're doing the right thing and how much sleep everyone should be getting. In this episode …
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September
29,
2026
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09:25 AM
America/Chicago
Some children are naturally shy. Others are outgoing social butterflies. But how do caregivers know when a child's hesitation around people might be something more? In this episode of For Kids’ Sake, Kristen Pyrc, M.D., discusses the difference …
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September
22,
2026
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09:58 AM
America/Chicago
Today's caregivers have access to more parenting and health information than ever before. But with endless social media feeds, online searches and conflicting advice, many families are finding themselves overwhelmed instead of informed. In this …
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September
15,
2026
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09:10 AM
America/Chicago
With nutrition advice flooding social media feeds, many caregivers feel overwhelmed about where to start. In this episode of For Kids' Sake, Maya Rashad, MPH, RDN, LD, nutrition coordinator at Cook Children’s, shares practical strategies people can …
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September
08,
2026
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09:42 AM
America/Chicago
From smartphones and social media to gaming and streaming, screens are woven into everyday life for most families. In the latest episode of For Kids' Sake, Austin Greenhaw, M.D., child and adolescent psychiatrist at Cook Children's, discusses how …
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September
01,
2026
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09:39 AM
America/Chicago
As young athletes head back to practices, games and competitions, many parents are looking for ways to help their children stay healthy and avoid injuries. In the latest episode of For Kids' Sake, Jeffrey Bass, MS, ATC, LAT, OPE-C, athletic trainer …
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August
25,
2026
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09:43 AM
America/Chicago
It may feel confusing right now to be a caregiver with so much information out there about immunizations. There's certainly no shortage of information online right at our fingertips. But how do parents know what's trustworthy?Parents are navigating …
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August
18,
2026
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08:09 AM
America/Chicago
It can be hard to know the difference between typical childhood behavior and signs that a child may need additional support. In the latest episode of For Kids' Sake, Akemi Watkins, M.D., a child psychiatrist at Cook Children's, discusses ADHD, early …
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2025
February
11,
2025
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08:00 AM
America/Chicago
In 2021, a surge in suicide attempts among children and teens was a call to action for Cook Children’s Health Care System.In March of that year, a record 43 patients were admitted to Cook Children’s Medical Center – Fort Worth after attempting …
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2022
March
01,
2022
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08:40 AM
America/Chicago
Go here to listen on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Google Podcasts. Episode 1 and Episode 2 are also available on our YouTube channel.
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2017
January
05,
2017
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14:50 PM
America/Chicago
Taking care of patients and their families at the bedside is a rewarding experience. The connection that develops between a healthcare professional and the family can be very strong and can be a source of hope for families who are facing difficult …
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2016
June
30,
2016
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12:52 PM
America/Chicago
What is complexity?
The world is changing quickly. The world of medicine is no different. Understanding how these changes affect you, your practice and your organization is critical to your success as a leader. At times, the amount of change can …
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June
13,
2016
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18:21 PM
America/Chicago
How do I lead in my early career?
There is no single criteria that makes a person eligible to lead. Education, job title and seniority can all be a start to establishing a role as a leader. But sometimes, the best leaders aren’t the highest …
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May
26,
2016
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10:37 AM
America/Chicago
The practice of pediatrics is changing rapidly. New ideas for payment models and care delivery models come and go. Navigating through those changes can send a practice or health care institution on a tangent that leaves the providers and staff …
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May
05,
2016
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08:48 AM
America/Chicago
Today's guest on Pediatric Leadership: The New Medicine Podcast is Britt Nelson, M.D., is the president of the Cook Children’s Physician Network in Fort Worth where he oversees a large multispecialty group of pediatricians and …
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2014
May
15,
2014
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13:06 PM
America/Chicago
Stop screaming in the car!That's enough!Just stop!I'm the “out-of-home” worker in our family, while my wife is able to do her job mainly from the house. Therefore, I usually have:brief periods of time alone with the 3 …
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