Comments for PediaCast http://www.pediacast.org When your child needs a hospital, everything matters. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:09:50 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Comment on PediaCast 177 * Concussion by Vitamin D, Cigars, Mozart – PediaCast 198 | PediaCast http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-177/#comment-1293 Vitamin D, Cigars, Mozart – PediaCast 198 | PediaCast Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:09:50 +0000 http://www.pediacast.org/?p=441#comment-1293 [...] All About Concussions – PediaCast 177 [...] [...] All About Concussions – PediaCast 177 [...]

]]> Comment on PediaCast 163 * Snap Crackle Pop by Vitamin D, Cigars, Mozart – PediaCast 198 | PediaCast http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-163/#comment-1292 Vitamin D, Cigars, Mozart – PediaCast 198 | PediaCast Wed, 08 Feb 2012 21:08:55 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=166#comment-1292 [...] Snap Crackle Pop – PediaCast 163 [...] [...] Snap Crackle Pop – PediaCast 163 [...]

]]> Comment on PediaCast 176 * Bug Spray, Power Lines, Potty Training by Kate http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-176/#comment-1083 Kate Tue, 24 Jan 2012 14:23:47 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=179#comment-1083 If 22% of dairies use hormones wouldn't it mean that 78% don't? Lol If 22% of dairies use hormones wouldn’t it mean that 78% don’t? Lol

]]> Comment on PediaCast 131 * Meagan Church, She-Devil, Anxiety by PediaCast 196 * Back Talk, Hair Loss, Growth Spurts | PediaCast http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-131/#comment-1078 PediaCast 196 * Back Talk, Hair Loss, Growth Spurts | PediaCast Mon, 23 Jan 2012 16:15:31 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=134#comment-1078 [...] 12 ways to Get Fit in 2012 Back-Talkers Resist Peer Pressure Childhood Hair Loss (PediaCast 55) Interview with Meagan Church (PediaCast 131) Unique as Pete: How Autism Does Not Mean Different [...] [...] 12 ways to Get Fit in 2012 Back-Talkers Resist Peer Pressure Childhood Hair Loss (PediaCast 55) Interview with Meagan Church (PediaCast 131) Unique as Pete: How Autism Does Not Mean Different [...]

]]> Comment on PediaCast 055 by PediaCast 196 * Back Talk, Hair Loss, Growth Spurts | PediaCast http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-055/#comment-1035 PediaCast 196 * Back Talk, Hair Loss, Growth Spurts | PediaCast Wed, 18 Jan 2012 21:28:55 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=58#comment-1035 [...] Linked to Physical Activity 12 ways to Get Fit in 2012 Back-Talkers Resist Peer Pressure Childhood Hair Loss (PediaCast 55) Interview with Meagan Church (PediaCast 131) Unique as Pete: How Autism Does Not Mean Different [...] [...] Linked to Physical Activity 12 ways to Get Fit in 2012 Back-Talkers Resist Peer Pressure Childhood Hair Loss (PediaCast 55) Interview with Meagan Church (PediaCast 131) Unique as Pete: How Autism Does Not Mean Different [...]

]]> Comment on PediaCast 193 * Noisy Toys, Tylenol Warning, Basketball Research by Kate http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-193/#comment-993 Kate Mon, 16 Jan 2012 15:43:38 +0000 http://www.pediacast.org/?p=755#comment-993 I enjoyed your segment on noisy toys. One strategy we use in our house for really noisy toys is to cover the speaker with packing or duct tape. This helps to dampen the noise to a more tolerable level. I even have the different colored duct tapes so that the tape doesn't detract from the look of the toy. :-) Keep up the great work! I love the show! I enjoyed your segment on noisy toys. One strategy we use in our house for really noisy toys is to cover the speaker with packing or duct tape. This helps to dampen the noise to a more tolerable level. I even have the different colored duct tapes so that the tape doesn’t detract from the look of the toy. :-) Keep up the great work! I love the show!

]]> Comment on PediaCast 134 * Crying, Belly Buttons, Immunity by Tony http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-134/#comment-587 Tony Wed, 21 Dec 2011 03:44:43 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=137#comment-587   Please read the article by Darcia Narvaez, an Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Collaborative for Ethical Education at the University of Notre Dame. Her research explores questions of moral cognition, moral development and moral character education. She has developed several integrative theories: Adaptive Ethical Expertise, Integrative Ethical Education, Triune Ethics Theory. She has written dozens of research articles and chapters. She spoke at the Whitehouse's conference on Character and Community. She is author or editor of three award winning books: Postconventional Moral Thinking; Moral Development, Self and Identity; and the Handbook of Moral and Character Education. She is editor of the Journal of Moral Education.  She presents a scientifically supported alternate view to "crying it out," <a href="http://goo.gl/sL1sc" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/sL1sc</a>    

Please read the article by Darcia Narvaez, an Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Collaborative for Ethical Education at the University of Notre Dame. Her research explores questions of moral cognition, moral development and moral character education. She has developed several integrative theories: Adaptive Ethical Expertise, Integrative Ethical Education, Triune Ethics Theory. She has written dozens of research articles and chapters. She spoke at the Whitehouse's conference on Character and Community. She is author or editor of three award winning books: Postconventional Moral Thinking; Moral Development, Self and Identity; and the Handbook of Moral and Character Education. She is editor of the Journal of Moral Education. 
She presents a scientifically supported alternate view to "crying it out,"
http://goo.gl/sL1sc

 

]]> Comment on PediaCast 126 * Crying It Out, Toddler Discipline, Migraines by Tony http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-126/#comment-586 Tony Wed, 21 Dec 2011 03:43:55 +0000 http://localhost/wordpress/?p=129#comment-586 Please read the article by Darcia Narvaez, an Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Collaborative for Ethical Education at the University of Notre Dame. Her research explores questions of moral cognition, moral development and moral character education. She has developed several integrative theories: Adaptive Ethical Expertise, Integrative Ethical Education, Triune Ethics Theory. She has written dozens of research articles and chapters. She spoke at the Whitehouse's conference on Character and Community. She is author or editor of three award winning books: Postconventional Moral Thinking; Moral Development, Self and Identity; and the Handbook of Moral and Character Education. She is editor of the Journal of Moral Education.  She presents a scientifically supported alternate view to "crying it out," <a href="http://goo.gl/sL1sc" rel="nofollow">http://goo.gl/sL1sc</a> Please read the article by Darcia Narvaez, an Associate Professor of Psychology and Director of the Collaborative for Ethical Education at the University of Notre Dame. Her research explores questions of moral cognition, moral development and moral character education. She has developed several integrative theories: Adaptive Ethical Expertise, Integrative Ethical Education, Triune Ethics Theory. She has written dozens of research articles and chapters. She spoke at the Whitehouse's conference on Character and Community. She is author or editor of three award winning books: Postconventional Moral Thinking; Moral Development, Self and Identity; and the Handbook of Moral and Character Education. She is editor of the Journal of Moral Education. 
She presents a scientifically supported alternate view to "crying it out,"
http://goo.gl/sL1sc

]]> Comment on PediaCast 189 * Tooth Care by PediaCast 192 * Dangerous Toys, Sugar Cereal, Pityriasis Rosea | PediaCast http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-189/#comment-510 PediaCast 192 * Dangerous Toys, Sugar Cereal, Pityriasis Rosea | PediaCast Wed, 14 Dec 2011 18:46:09 +0000 http://www.pediacast.org/?p=743#comment-510 [...] 10 List Too Much Sugar in Breakfast Cereal Environmental Working Group – Cereal Top 10 Lists Fluoride Discussion – PediaCast 189 Every Gift Matters – Nationwide Children's Hospital « PediaCast 191 * Type I [...] [...] 10 List Too Much Sugar in Breakfast Cereal Environmental Working Group – Cereal Top 10 Lists Fluoride Discussion – PediaCast 189 Every Gift Matters – Nationwide Children's Hospital « PediaCast 191 * Type I [...]

]]> Comment on PediaCast 182 * Foreskin, Feeding Transitions, Temper Tantrums by Rachel http://www.pediacast.org/pediacast-182/#comment-48 Rachel Fri, 07 Oct 2011 20:25:25 +0000 http://www.pediacast.org/?p=574#comment-48 New listener, and I was really dismayed at your advice to retract an uncircumcised baby's foreskin.  My understanding is that back when circumcision was the norm, and doctors got unused to dealing with a natural penis, they developed this (very bad) advice, leading to all sorts of problems with adhesions etc. that would eventually lead to a recommendation of circumcision.  Forced retraction is not done in other parts of the world where natural is the norm. The only one who should retract the foreskin is the boy himself, and if that doesn't happen until puberty, so be it.  That is normal.  I would humbly ask that you review more up-to-date recomendations on this and see if maybe you should change your advice... New listener, and I was really dismayed at your advice to retract an uncircumcised baby's foreskin.  My understanding is that back when circumcision was the norm, and doctors got unused to dealing with a natural penis, they developed this (very bad) advice, leading to all sorts of problems with adhesions etc. that would eventually lead to a recommendation of circumcision.  Forced retraction is not done in other parts of the world where natural is the norm. The only one who should retract the foreskin is the boy himself, and if that doesn't happen until puberty, so be it.  That is normal.  I would humbly ask that you review more up-to-date recomendations on this and see if maybe you should change your advice…

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