Your Kids Will be Fine with Dr Milobsky

Dr. Michael Milobsky sits down with ADHD and executive functioning specialist Michael McLeod to unpack what’s really going on behind the ADHD label, from screen overload and modern school pressure to boredom, motivation, and why so many kids are struggling more than ever. A must-listen for parents who want calmer homes, more confident kids, and a healthier path forward for development.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

Starting solids shouldn’t be stressful—but for most parents, it is. In this episode, internationally recognized feeding expert Melanie Potock, MA, CCC-SLP joins Dr. Michael Milobsky to share how parents can confidently navigate those first bites, avoid common mistakes, and raise adventurous, healthy eaters.From knowing when your baby is ready for solids to introducing allergens safely and handling picky eating with calm, responsive feeding, Melanie breaks down her non-negotiables for every stage of your child’s eating journey. She also shares how to lower your own anxiety, what foods to prioritize for brain development, and why milk might be doing more harm than good.It’s a must-listen for any parent starting solids, dealing with picky eating, or just trying to make mealtime feel easier and more enjoyable.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

No parent wants to spend hours in a crowded pediatric ER, especially for things that could have been handled safely at home. In this episode of Your Kids Will Be Fine, Dr. Michael Milobsky shares six essential tips to help parents prevent unnecessary ER visits — from fevers and ear infections to head bumps and even nursemaid’s elbow.Dr. Milobsky explains what really counts as an emergency, what can wait for a pediatrician’s office hours, and what parents can safely handle on their own with the right knowledge and tools. From childproofing and supervision to fever guidelines, proper dosing, and water safety, this episode arms parents with practical, pediatrician-approved strategies to keep kids safe, healthy, and (most importantly) out of the ER.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

Getting into college is one thing. Being ready for it—emotionally, mentally, and socially—is something else entirely. Dr. Lou Profeta, an ER physician and college-circuit speaker, joins us to talk about the gap between academic success and real-world readiness.From social media pressure and cannabis use to emotional breakdowns and college dropouts, Dr. Profeta shares powerful, unfiltered stories from his work in emergency rooms and campuses across the country. He challenges the idea that GPA equals maturity and offers honest, actionable advice for parents trying to prepare their teens for life on their own.Whether your teen is heading to college this fall or taking a year to figure things out, this episode is essential listening for parents who want to raise independent, resilient young adults.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

ADHD can feel overwhelming–especially when medications come up. But there are pediatrician-approved ways to support focus, attention and emotional regulation before turning to stimulants. In this episode, Dr. Milobsky shares practical, science-backed strategies like improving sleep, adjusting diet and using targeted supplements (like FOCO Focus Gummies) that can help your child thrive, naturally.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

In this episode of Your Kids Will Be Fine, Dr. Milobsky breaks down how natural habits—like getting morning sunlight, daily movement, and a balanced diet—can strengthen your child’s internal clock and lead to better sleep. He also explains the real science behind melatonin, when small-dose supplements may help, and why limiting screens before bedtime makes a big difference for kids of all ages.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

In this episode of Your Kids Will Be Fine, we’ll talk about the recent measles outbreak that is rapidly spreading across the U.S. Learn why pediatricians and public health officials are concerned, how measles spreads, and what makes it so dangerous—especially for young children. I'll also share key prevention tips, including the effectiveness of vaccines, and what steps to take if your child is exposed or showing symptoms. Stay informed and proactive to protect your family!Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

The college admissions process can feel overwhelming for families, especially high school juniors and seniors juggling academics, extracurriculars, and future plans. In this episode, Dr. Milobsky discusses common challenges faced by teens and parents, including peer pressure, workload, and the uncertainty of outcomes. Discover practical tips for supporting your child through this transition while promoting resilience and emotional well-being.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

This episode focuses on understanding toddlers’ unpredictable behaviors and developmental needs. Dr. Milobsky breaks down what’s normal for eating patterns, shares tips on managing emotional responses, and highlights essential growth milestones. Gain insights to approach this dynamic stage with confidence.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

In this episode, I explore what you really need to know about infant milestones, sleep training, and early food introduction. We discuss developmental progress, common challenges, and practical approaches that work for different family dynamics. This episode is part one of our series on infancy, covering ages 2 to 12 months.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

In this episode, I break down the key decisions new parents face during the first days of giving birth—vitamin K, Hepatitis B vaccines, eye ointment, and circumcision. I provide practical insights, dispel common misconceptions, and explain how these choices can impact your newborn's health.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.

In this episode, I’m diving into emotional regulation, a key skill that shapes our children's success in life. Learn practical ways to teach your kids how to handle frustration, respond calmly to challenges, and thrive in difficult situations. Let's set them up for long-term success with these simple techniques.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/your-kids-will-be-fine-with-dr-milobsky--6124397/support.