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- 🇦🇺AU · Parenting#6730K to 100K
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18K to 63K🎙 Daily cadence·68 episodes·Last published 4w ago - Monthly Reach
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62K to 209K🇦🇺48%🇮🇩48%🇻🇳1%+2 more - Active Followers
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25K to 84K
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The 2026 flu update with Dr Nigel Crawford
May 27, 2026
15m 48s
Sleep and Behaviour with Dr Matt Bisset
May 18, 2026
20m 46s
Big feelings in little people with Dr Tamera Clancy
May 13, 2026
21m 26s
Autism and neurodiversity with Dr Toby Rheinberger
May 6, 2026
21m 17s
Teens and food
Apr 29, 2026
20m 07s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5/27/26 |  The 2026 flu update with Dr Nigel Crawford✨ | flu seasonvaccination+3 | Dr Nigel Crawford | The Royal Children's HospitalGood Friday Appeal | — | flu updatechildren vaccination+3 | — | 15m 48s | |
| 5/18/26 |  Sleep and Behaviour with Dr Matt Bisset✨ | sleepchildren's behaviour+3 | Dr Matt Bisset | The Royal Children's Hospital, MelbourneGood Friday Appeal | — | sleepchildren+5 | — | 20m 46s | |
| 5/13/26 |  Big feelings in little people with Dr Tamera Clancy✨ | emotional developmentparenting support+3 | Dr Tamera Clancy | The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne | — | emotionstoddlers+4 | — | 21m 26s | |
| 5/6/26 |  Autism and neurodiversity with Dr Toby Rheinberger✨ | autismneurodiversity+3 | Dr Toby Rheinberger | The Royal Children's Hospital, MelbourneAmaze | — | autismneurodiversity+4 | — | 21m 17s | |
| 4/29/26 |  Teens and food✨ | teen nutritiondietary supplements+3 | Tayla Rabie | The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne | — | teensnutrition+5 | — | 20m 07s | |
| 4/22/26 |  Could it be anxiety? with Dr Grace McMahon✨ | anxiety in childrenchild psychology+3 | Dr Grace McMahon | The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne | — | anxietychildren+5 | — | 21m 14s | |
| 4/22/26 |  ADHD and attention challenges with Dr Bernice Dodds✨ | ADHDattention challenges+3 | Dr Bernice Dodds | The Royal Children's Hospital, Melbourne | — | ADHDattention challenges+3 | — | 17m 07s | |
| 4/13/26 |  The good enough parent with Dr Caitlyn Gourlay✨ | parentingmental health+3 | Dr Caitlyn Gourlay | The Royal Children's Hospital, MelbourneGood Friday Appeal+5 | — | good enough parentparenting tips+3 | — | 26m 46s | |
| 2/4/26 |  Nicotine and your teen✨ | nicotineteen health+4 | Dr Moya Vandeleur | The Royal Children's Hospital, MelbourneQuit | — | nicotineteens+5 | — | 16m 41s | |
| 12/16/25 |  When fever leads to seizure: Febrile convulsions✨ | febrile seizuresparenting+3 | Sandy Hopper | The Royal Children's Hospital, MelbourneGood Friday Appeal | — | febrile convulsionsseizure+3 | — | 14m 22s | |
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| 12/10/25 |  Social media restrictions have arrived – now what?✨ | social media restrictionsonline safety+4 | Paul Clark | eSafety CommissionKids Helpline+3 | Australia | social mediateenagers+7 | — | 24m 10s | |
| 12/2/25 |  Sun safety myths uncovered✨ | sun safetysunscreen+3 | Dr Susan Robertson | The Royal Children’s HospitalAustralian Register of Therapeutic Goods+1 | — | sunscreensun protection+3 | — | 19m 45s | |
| 11/30/25 |  Thunderstorm asthma: why it happens and how to prepare | Thunderstorms and asthma might seem like an unlikely pair — but for some children, stormy weather can trigger sudden and severe breathing problems. In this episode, host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Emergency Department specialist Dr Tristan Harding to unpack the phenomenon of thunderstorm asthma. They explain what it is, why it happens, which children are most at risk, and how parents can prepare during storm season. Whether your child has asthma, hay fever, or just gets a bit wheezy, this episode offers practical advice to help everyone breathe easier when the winds pick up. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal. Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Thunderstorm asthma Check the forecast for thunderstorm asthma by using the Melbourne Pollen App: Mobile App - Melbourne Pollen | 7m 43s | ||||||
| 11/27/25 |  Bites, stings and what to do next | From backyard bee stings to jellyfish encounters at the beach, bites and stings are a common reason kids end up in the Emergency Department. In this episode, host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Emergency Department doctor Tristan Harding to explore what parents need to know about bites and stings — including insect bites, spider bites, snake bites, and marine stingers like jellyfish. They discuss what’s mild, what’s serious, and what to do in the moment. Whether it’s swelling, pain, or a potential allergic reaction, this episode helps parents feel prepared and confident when nature gets a little too close. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Insect bites and stings | 16m 11s | ||||||
| 11/26/25 |  Rashes and reactions: When to worry | Rashes are a common concern for parents — but not all rashes are cause for alarm. In this episode, host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Emergency Department Dr Fiona Reilly to unpack the wide world of rashes in children. They explore what different rashes can mean, which ones are linked to infections, allergies or serious illness, and how to tell when a rash needs urgent medical attention. Whether it’s spots, bumps, blotches or hives, this episode helps parents feel more confident navigating the skin signs that can leave them guessing. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal. Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Rashes Parents seeking more information about eczema can visit our Kids Health Info fact sheet on the topic here: Kids Health Info : Eczema (atopic dermatitis) | 24m 00s | ||||||
| 11/5/25 |  Medicine meltdowns: what can parents do? | Giving medicine to children can be one of the most stressful parts of parenting — especially when they refuse, spit it out, or cry at the sight of a syringe. In this episode, host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Dr Amanda Stock from our Emergency Department to explore the common challenges parents face when giving medicine to kids. They share practical tips for making the process smoother and advice on how parents can feel in control of these situations. Whether it’s antibiotics, pain relief, or allergy treatments this episode helps parents feel more confident and less alone in the medicine struggle. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: KidsHealthInfo Factsheets: How to give your child medicine Lean about pill swallowing techniques for kids here: RCHTV: A child's guide to hospital: oral medications KidzMed: e-learning for healthcare | 18m 22s | ||||||
| 10/27/25 |  Penis pain in the Emergency Department | Penis pain in children can be alarming for parents and confusing for kids — but not all causes are serious. In this episode, host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Emergency Department Doctor, Bec Hughes to unpack the common reasons children can present to the ED with pain in the penis. Unpacking the conditions and injuries that can lead families to head to the Emergency Department, they explore what to look out for and when to seek help. A must-listen for any parent wanting to feel more confident navigating this sensitive topic. Note: across the course of the episode our doctors mostly refer to ‘children’ rather than using gendered terms. This decision was made to ensure the information supports all children who may be impacted by these concerns. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal. Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Penis and foreskin care | 14m 33s | ||||||
| 8/12/25 |  Online health information – what can you trust? | When you search for health information online, how can you tell if it is true? When you see a post on social media, what signs should you look for to make sure the advice can be trusted? It’s not always easy to navigate online sources when you’re seeking support for your child’s health. Listen in for some simple tips you can follow to make sure you’re ready to spot mis- and disinformation when it appears. In this bonus episode of the Kids Health Info Podcast, your host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Paediatrician, Dr Alex Cussen, whose experience in the Department of Adolescent Medicine provides her with insight into the challenges faced by young people exploring health information online. To support young people and their parents, the Royal Children's Hospital has developed new fact sheets that tackle topical health issues and questions commonly encountered when it comes to teens health. Explore our teen health info fact sheets here: Teen Health Info : Teen Health Info fact sheets Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal. | 13m 52s | ||||||
| 5/6/25 |  Gastro and why it peaks in winter | Poos and spews. Voms and bombs. We all know the feeling of stress and discomfort when one of your children comes down with gastro. But how can you best look after your child and the whole family when gastro arrives in your home? Tune in for some tips on keeping up the fluids and how to stop the spread. Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Emergency Department Specialist at the RCH, Dr Tom Glover, to provide some helpful advice for getting through a bout of gastro in the household. This episode is part seven of our winter wellness season. Listen to the full season to prepare your family for the cooler months. Each episode contains useful tips about illnesses that spread more often in winter. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Gastroenteritis (gastro) | 16m 34s | ||||||
| 5/6/25 |  What is hand, foot & mouth disease? | How can I identify hand, foot and mouth disease and if my child has it, will I catch it too? Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Director of General Medicine at the RCH, Dr Sarah McNab, to explain what hand, foot and mouth disease is and help you to understand how you can stop the spread in your household this winter. This episode is part six of our winter wellness season. Listen to the full season to prepare your family for the cooler months. Each episode contains useful tips about illnesses that spread more often in winter. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Hand, foot and mouth disease | 7m 58s | ||||||
| 5/6/25 |  Croup and your children | Croup can be scary and serious – can you recognise the signs, and would you know what to do if your child gets croup this winter? Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Emergency Department Specialist at the RCH, Dr Tristan Harding, to explain how you can spot the signs of croup in your child and what to do if they develop the distinctive barking-style cough or have difficulty breathing. This episode is part five of our winter wellness season. Listen to the full season to prepare your family for the cooler months. Each episode contains useful tips about illnesses that spread more often in winter. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Croup | 6m 38s | ||||||
| 4/8/25 |  Whooping cough - keeping your family safe | Do you know what a ‘whoop’ sounds like? Could you tell if your child had whooping cough? Would you know how to stop it spreading through your household? Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by Director of General Medicine at the RCH, Dr Sarah McNab to unpack the signs and symptoms of whooping cough in this episode of the Kids Health Info Podcast. This episode is part four of our winter wellness season. Listen to the full season to prepare your family for the cooler months. Each episode contains useful tips about illnesses that spread more often in winter. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Whooping cough | 9m 51s | ||||||
| 4/8/25 |  Understanding RSV | What is RSV and how concerned should you be about this virus? Who can have the new RSV immunisation this winter? In this episode of the Kids Health Info Podcast our host Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by paediatrician and immunisation expert, Dr Margie Danchin to discuss what RSV is, what it looks like in children of different ages and how you can protect your family this winter. This episode is part three of our winter wellness season. Listen to the full season to prepare your family for the cooler months. Each episode contains useful tips about illnesses that spread more often in winter. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) | 7m 26s | ||||||
| 4/8/25 |  Colds, flu and COVID – what your family can do | When the sniffles, cough and fever arrive in your home this winter, rest assured you have the right information on hand to navigate what lies ahead. In this episode of the Kids Health Info podcast Dr Anthea Rhodes is joined by paediatrician, Dr Margie Danchin to explore whether it’s important to know the difference between illnesses and whether COVID is really still around this winter. This episode is part two of our winter wellness season. Listen to the full season to prepare your family for the cooler months. Each episode contains useful tips about illnesses that spread more often in winter. Kids Health Info is funded thanks to the support of the Good Friday Appeal Explore related Kids Health Info fact sheets here: Kids Health Info : Viral illnesses Kids Health Info : Cough Kids Health Info : Influenza (the flu) Kids Health Info : Influenza (flu) vaccine Kids Health Info : Coronavirus COVID-19 | 8m 16s | ||||||
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7 placements across 5 markets.
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7 placements across 5 markets.