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The
Sleep Show
December 26, 2004 (Rebroadcast from July 25, 2004)
Sleep — or the lack of it —
is every parent’s biggest complaint. Rona
and her guests Dr. Jane Anderson of UCSF/Mt
Zion Medical Center and Dr. T. Berry Brazelton,
author of Sleep:
The Brazelton Way, discuss helpful strategies for
getting little ones to rest. Rebroadcast from July 25, 2004.
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Thanks
and Giving All Year Long
December 19, 2004
Teach your kids that the spirit of
giving lasts long after the holidays end.
Rona and guests Christopher Cerf, editor of Thanks
& Giving, and Reverend Brenda Sharp, minister
at St. Peter’s Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
in El Cerrito discuss ways to encourage gratitude, sharing
and generosity all year long.
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Reduce
Stress and Yell Less This Holiday Season
December 12, 2004
Combine a houseful of relatives, high
expectations and cranky kids, and you have a recipe for holiday
stress. Rona and guests Stacy
Castle, director of the STAR Parenting Department of the YWCA
of Silicon Valley, and Marcus Small, Clinical Director
of the Coordinated
Youth Services Council of Marin, discuss ways to discipline
without yelling.
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Keeping
Kids Healthy
December 5, 2004
The doctor is in! Rona
and Dr. Deborah Gould, Chief of Pediatrics at Kaiser
Permanente Oakland Medical Center, answer your questions
about access to health care, your child’s well being,
community resources, winter illnesses and more.
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The
Value of Play
November 28, 2004
Are your
kids begging for the latest, greatest, plastic item for the
holidays? Join Rona and her guests, Steveanne
Auerbach (aka "Dr.
Toy") and Sue Kettman, author of
the book The
2,000 Best Games & Activities, for a discussion
of proven toys, games and books that can help you stimulate
your child’s imagination and connect as a family.
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Honoring
Our Listeners: Childhood Matters Celebrates Our Second Anniversary
November 21, 2004
Childhood Matters celebrates our second
anniversary on the air by celebrating the people who made
us a success — our wonderful listeners.
Rona and two of our favorite parents, Kisha Grove
and James Ricks, welcome your calls.
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Setting
Limits and Sticking to Them
November 14, 2004
Children are forever pushing
boundaries -- and their parents’ "hot" buttons.
Rona and guests Patty Wipfler of the Parents
Leadership Institute and Stan Seiderman,
director of the Fairfax-San
Anselmo Children’s Center, describe effective ways
to set limits with love.
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Trauma
and the Developing Child
November 7, 2004
Today, children are exposed to
more traumatic experiences than any parent would like.
Rona and two of America’s leading trauma experts,
Dr. Bruce Perry of Houston’s ChildTrauma
Academy and Dr. Herb Schreier, a psychiatrist
at Children’s
Hospital Oakland, discuss the impact of trauma and violence
on children’s mental and emotional development.
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Voting
for Kids’ Sake
October 31, 2004
It doesn’t
matter what political party you belong to, this election year
you need to make yourself heard for your children’s
sake. Rona and her guests Eva Jefferson Paterson,
Executive Director of the Equal
Justice Society and parent activist Kim Kruckel
of Oakland Parent
Voices look at the important issues for everyone who cares
about our community.
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Pregnancy
Q and A
October 24, 2004
Every month of pregnancy brings
new questions for both women and their partners. Join
Rona and guests Trish Booth, author of Pregnancy
Q&A, and Women’s Health Nurse Practitioner
Barbara Dehn as they answer some of yours.
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Toilet
Training at Home and School
October 17, 2004
Get the scoop about poop and potty
training. Rona and her guests
Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, author of Toilet
Training: The Brazelton Way, Meg Zweiback,
Parents’ Press columnist and author of Keys
to Toilet Training and Belle Ross,
award-winning director of Ross Learning Care in Pleasant Hill,
discuss the toilet training process.
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Preparing
for Cold and Flu Season
October 10, 2004
Chilly, rainy weather is right
around the corner, and so are colds, flu, asthma and other
winter illnesses. Rona and
her guests Dr. Stephen Harris, a pediatrician
with the Santa
Clara Valley Medical Center, and Dr. Ifeoma Ikenze,
homeopathic pediatrician and director of the Elizabeth Medical
Clinic in San Anselmo, help parents sort out the right treatment
decisions for their kids.
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Balancing
Work and Family
October 3, 2004
How do you juggle your financial
needs and still be available for your family?
Rona and her guests learning coach and entrepreneur Claudia
L’Amoreaux and Nicola Dones,
program associate with the Labor Project for Working Families,
discuss the rights of working parents as well as creative
ways to earn money and stay connected with your kids.
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Postpartum
Depression: Combating the Baby Blues
September 26, 2004
Having a
baby may be thrilling and rewarding, but it’s also life-changing,
stressful and overwhelming. Rona and her guests Dr.
Shoshana Bennett, co-author of the book Beyond
The Blues: A Guide to Understanding and Treating Postpartum
and Prenatal Depression, and David Klinker,
advocate for husbands of postpartum depression survivors,
discuss the impact of the "baby blues" on the entire
family.
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Eating
Well and Healthfully
September 19, 2004
Are you concerned about your
child’s weight and health?
Rona and her guests, Mollie
Katzen, author of the bestselling Moosewood
Cookbook as well as two cookbooks for children, Pretend
Soup and Honest
Pretzels, and Dr. Daniel Delgado,
coordinator of the Lifestyle Modification Clinic at Santa
Clara Valley Medical Center, discuss ways to help both
parents and kids eat more nutritiously.
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Advocating
for the Special Needs Child
September 12, 2004
You are your child’s best
advocate — particularly if your child has learning
difficulties or developmental challenges.
Rona and her guests Wendy Byrnes, Parent Advocate
with the Disability
Rights Education and Defense Fund (DREDF) and Laurel Fichman,
Early Intervention Specialist and Program Director of Matrix
Parents Network and Resource Center of Marin discuss the
rights, responsibilities and resources available for parents
of children with special needs.
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When
Kids Act Out in Public
September 5, 2004
Tired of tantrums?
Want to finally make it through the grocery store, airport
or shopping mall without a meltdown? Nurse Rona and Doctora
Marisol of Nuestros
Ninos suggest simple ways to discipline your child in
public places.
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Early
Childhood Literacy
August 29, 2004
Did you know
that you could get your children on the road to reading simply
by reading aloud to them every day?
Tune in as Rona and her guests discuss wonderful ways to help
your child fall in love with learning. Guests: Janell
Flores, Director of San Francisco’s Raising
a Reader program, and Hildegarde Ayer,
Executive Director of the Lee
Pesky Learning Center and co-author of the new book Every
Child Ready to Read.
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The
Pressured Child
August 22, 2004
Kids are experiencing more
anxiety about school these days, yet
often don’t know how to clearly communicate these feelings
to adults who can help. Rona and her guests discuss listening
skills and behaviors to watch for to better understand what
might be happening during the school day. Guests:
Michael
Thompson, Ph.D, author of Raising
Cain: Protecting the Emotional Life of Boys and the
just published
The Pressured Child: Helping Your Child Achieve Success
in School and in Life. and Janis Keyser,
co-chair of the Early
Childhood Education Department at Cabrillo College and
co-author of Becoming
the Parent You Want to Be: A Sourcebook of Strategies for
the First Five Years.
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Getting
Ready for School
August 15, 2004
Being aware of children’s
needs as they begin or return to school
can assist any parent with a smooth and successful transition.
Guests: Host Mike Riera, new Head of the
Redwood
Day School of Oakland and author of Staying
Connected to Your Teenager, Uncommon
Sense for Parents with Teenagers and Right
From Wrong: Instilling a Sense of Integrity in Your Child,
Kathy Duhl also of Redwood Day School, and Jean C. Monroe,
Early Care & Education Consultant and Childhood Development
Specialist.
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All
Kinds of Minds (Rebroadcast from April 25, 2004)
August 8, 2004
Do you have questions about how
your child’s aptitudes might be different from his or
her peers or even from your own? Guests Dr.
Mel Levine, MD,
author of the #1 New York Times bestseller, A Mind At
A Time, and Karen
Colaric-Corzan,
a 4th grade teacher at the Park Day School in Oakland, California.
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Universal
Pre-School
August 1, 2004
Studies on brain development of
young children suggest that children benefit from early learning
experiences both at home and in a school setting. Guests:
Senator
Barbara Boxer,
Dr. David Arredondo
of EMQ Children
& Family Services of Campbell, CA and Maryann
O’Sullivan, Executive
Director of Preschool
California.
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Sleep
July 25, 2004
Tune in as
Rona and her guests discuss sleep patterns and helpful strategies
for getting little ones to sleep. Guests: Jane
Anderson, clinical professor and Acting Chief of
Pediatrics at the UCSF/Mount
Zion Medical Center in San Francisco; T. Berry
Brazelton, creator of the best-selling Touchpoints
books, video and outreach program and the author of Sleep:
The Brazelton Way.
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Access
to Health Care
July 18, 2004
Health care coverage is a
growing expense for families everywhere.
Learn about Bay Area programs that expand access to health
care for low-and moderate-income families. Guests: Dr.
Stephen Harris of the Santa
Clara Valley Medical Center and Dr. Francisco
J. Ramos-Gomez of the School
of Dentistry of the University of California, San Francisco.
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Normal
Kids Have Problems, Too
July 11, 2004
Do you have questions about
your child’s physical or emotional development?
What is normal development for kids? Guests: Randall
Ramirez, LCSW, MFT of Rebekah
Children’s Services of Gilroy, California and Peter
Levine, MD of Kaiser Hospital in Walnut Creek.
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Transracial
Adoption
July 4, 2004
Parents who adopt across racial
lines face particular challenges
and opportunities. Guests Beth Hall, Executive
Director of PACT,
An Adoption Alliance, and William Rogers,
an adoptive dad in a transracial family and a board member
for the Our
Family Coalition, join Rona in a discussion about the
questions, complexities and joys of adoption.
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Having
Fun Adventures with Your Kids
June 27, 2004
Want to plan
fun, local, inexpensive, educational, creative and eye-opening
things to do with your kids this summer? Learn about the many
resources that exist in the Bay Area for families and children.
Guest: Elina Wong, author of Kids’
Adventures Around San Francisco Bay: Educational Places
to Go, Things to Do and Classes to Take.
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Honoring
Fathers on Father’s Day
June 20, 2004
When a child has a loving
connection with his or her father, that
child’s life is enriched forever. Guest: Will
Glennon is the author of several books including
The
Collected Wisdom of Fathers: Creating Loving Bonds that Last
a Lifetime.
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Traveling
with Your Kids this Summer?
June 13, 2004
Traveling this summer with your family? Learn how
to prepare yourself and your kids for a fun and safe summer
vacation. Guests: Vicki Lansky, author of
Trouble-Free
Travel with Children; Dr. Susan Anderson,
MD, Travel Tropical and Wilderness Medicine Consultant
at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic.
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Teenagers
and Drugs
June 6, 2004
Why do teenagers use drugs and
what can their parents do about it? Guests: Dr. Alex
Stalcup, MD, Director of the New
Leaf Treatment Center in Lafayette. Meredith Maran,
author and journalist, and mother of two sons. Find resources
at her web site.
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Domestic
Violence Hurts Children, Too
May 30, 2004
The experience
of witnessing violence at a young age
has life-long developmental implications. Guests: Dr.
Marguerite Wright, senior clinical and research psychologist
at Children's
Hospital in Oakland, and author of I’m
Chocolate, You’re Vanilla: Raising Healthy Black and
Biracial Children in a Race-Conscious World.
Alan Fox, Director of the Safe
Start Project, San Francisco Department of Children, Youth,
and Their Families.
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Behavioral
Issues: Biting, Tantrums, and More! Difficult Child Behaviors
May 23, 2004
Tantrums
and other forms of angry outburst are
normal for younger children, but many parents struggle with
what to do. Guests: Patty Wipfler, Founder
and Director of Parents
Leadership Institute which helps parents acquire the skills
to build and rebuild close connections with their children.
Nancy Atkinson, MFT is the Clinical Director
and CEO of the YWCA of Contra Costa County.
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Behavioral
Issues: Understanding Children’s Behavior, A View from
the Sandbox
May 16, 2004
(Rebroadcast from January 11, 2004)
Can
adults learn to see a child’s world from a child’s
perspective?
Guests: Dr. William Corsaro, author of We’re
Friends, Right?: Inside Kids’ Culture. Jim
Stockinger, a child care worker for 25 years.
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Honoring
Mothers on Mothers’ Day
May 9, 2004
Mothers
provide love, support, strength, guidance, and inspiration.
Rona honors all mothers by honoring two very special guests:
Adair Lara, columnist for the San Francisco
Chronicle, and author of Hold
Me Close, Let Me Go: A Mother, a Daughter and an Adolescence
Survived (Broadway Books, 2002). Claudia
House, our Mother of the Year for 2004.
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Understanding
Asperger's Syndrome
May 2, 2004
Children
with Asperger
syndrome usually have normal intelligence, with social
difficulties, communication problems, and physical clumsiness.
Guests: Sally Ozonoff, PhD, is an Associate
Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the M.I.N.D.
Institute, at the University of California, Davis. Susan
Byrne, mother of a four-year-old daughter with Asperger
syndrome, a parent advocate in the public schools, and is
involved with Parents
Helping Parents in Santa Clara.
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All
Kinds of Minds
April 25, 2004
Every child learns differently,
has different strengths and weaknesses. This show features
an exclusive interview with investment leader Charles
R. Schwab. His www.schwablearning.org
is an excellent resource for learning differences. Guests:
Dr. Mel Levine, MD, founder of All
Kinds of Minds®, a nonprofit Institute for the study
of differences in learning. Karen Colaric-Corzan, 4th
grade teacher at Park
Day School in Oakland.
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Using
Media Responsibly
April 18, 2004
Many parents feel alone and powerless in their
attempts to understand all the media choices that are available
to their children. Guests: Linda Burch, Managing Director
of Commonsense
Media, dedicated to improving media and entertainment
choices. Sheila Butcher Smith, manager of the Early
Learning Department at KQED,
overseeing outreach services reaching over 50,000 Bay Area
child care professionals, parents and children each year.
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Asthma:
Triggers and Care
April 11, 2004
Asthma is a serious condition, and it requires
a doctor’s care. An asthma attack can be frightening
to both children and their parents. Guests, Harold J. Farber,
MD, is the associate chief of pediatrics, Kaiser Permanente,
Vallejo Medical Center, author of Control
Your Child’s Asthma, a handbook for managing
asthma. Roslyn Layton is the Executive Director of the Asthma
Education Center (AEC) in Marin County.
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Pre-Natal
and Post-Partum
April 4, 2004
Are you pregnant? Is your partner expecting a child?
Are you combatting nausea? Guest: Barbara
Dehn, RN, MS, NP, has been practicing as a Women’s
Health Nurse Practitioner for over 16 years.
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What
it Takes to Be A Foster Parent
March 28, 2004
Becoming
a foster parent is one of the greatest gifts you can provide
to another human being. Guests: Rebecca Perez-Ochoa,
Social Worker with the Santa
Clara Department of Family & Children Services. Kathryn
Cleberg, RN, Vice President of Foster
Family Network, the local Contra Costa County branch of
the state foster parent association.
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Siblings:
How to Reduce Rivalry
March 21, 2004
Do
your kids compete for your attention? Guests: Bart
Feder, Rona’s younger brother, father of 3 children.
Adele Faber, author of Siblings
Without Rivalry and other classic parenting books.
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Men
as Mentors
March 14, 2004
Men play an essential role
in the development of children—as fathers, of course,
and also as mentors. Guests: Kevin Sweeney,
author of Father
Figures: Three Wise Men Who Changed A Life; Wil
Cason, MA, has established men’s groups
and worked to develop mentors for more than 12 years.
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Health
and Behavior Concerns
March 7, 2004
Children’s health and
behavior are important to parents and many questions can arise.
Guest: Peter Levine, MD, a pediatrician at
Kaiser Permanente, Walnut Creek. Dr. Levine is a specialist
in children’s behavior.
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Dollars
and Sense: How Much Does it Really Cost to Raise A Family?
February 29, 2004
Many
parents are forced to make very difficult decisions every
month
between paying the costs of rent, childcare and food for
their families. Guests: Aimee Durfee, coordinator
of Californians for Family Economic Self-Sufficiency (CFESS),
a project of the National
Economic Development & Law Center (NEDLC). Terri
Martin, parent leader of Lifetime,
an organization empowering low-income families through education.
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Bonding:
Staying Connected with Your Kids
February 22, 2004
How is it possible for working
parents to stay connected to their children? Guests: Kathy
Truax, MFT, MA. Director of the Pregnancy
and Early Parenting Center, a program of Family Service
Agency of Marin County. Richard Eyre is the co-founder (with
his wife, Linda Eyre) of valuesparenting.com.
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Daddy
Rage: What Happens When Good Fathers Lose Control?
February 15, 2004
When you are pushed to the brink
of frustration and feeling angry at your children, what is
your plan? Guests: Gail Steele, MPA, Alameda
County Supervisor, District 2. Matthew McKay, PhD, is
the author of When
Anger Hurts Your Kids.
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Children’s
Oral Health
February 8, 2004
It’s more than just brushing!
Attention to children’s oral health begins well before
the child’s first tooth arrives. Guest: David H. Lees,
DDS, JD, MBA. Dr. Lees is the Children’s Dental Initiative
Director at The
Health Trust.
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Cultural
Differences in Parenting
February
1, 2004
Every parent brings a set of beliefs,
traditions, values and practices to the experience of raising
children, influenced by the ethnic heritage and culture in
which the parent has grown. Guests: Janee Edwards, Program
Director for the Black
Infant Health Improvement Project for the San Francisco
Department of Public Health. Dana Pepp, LCSW, School Readiness
Coordinator from First 5 Marin.
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Toxins
and Children’s Health
January 25, 2004
Children
are more susceptible than adults to environmental health hazards.
What puts children at risk? Guests: Gina Solomon, MD is a
Senior Scientist in the Health and Environment Program of
the Natural
Resources Defense Council (NRDC), and Associate Director
of the UCSF Pediatric Environmental Health Specialty Unit.
Susan JunFish, MPH, founder of Parents
for a Safer Environment, a grass-roots organization dedicated
to educating the community on environmental hazards in childcare
facilities and schools.
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What
Is All the Talk About Universal Pre-school?
January 18, 2004
Do you have questions about proposals
to institute a universal pre-school policy in California?
Rona interviews Rob Reiner. Guests: Assemblywoman Wilma Chan
of the 16th Assembly District in California, co-author of
AB 56, the Preschool for All program. More
info. Yolanda Garcia is the Director of the Institute
for Early Childhood Professional Development, a project
of WestEd.
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Behavioral
Issues: Understanding Children’s Behavior, A View from
the Sandbox
January 11, 2004
Can adults learn to see a child’s
world from a child’s perspective? Guests: Dr. William
Corsaro, author of We’re
Friends, Right?: Inside Kids’ Culture. Jim Stockinger,
a child care worker for 25 years.
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Behavioral
Issues Open Forum: What’s on Your Mind?
January 4, 2004
Childhood Matters works hard to
make each show a meaningful and relevant learning experience
for listeners. This show asks for listener suggestions and
feedback. Guests: Hillary Flynn, MSW, producer for Childhood
Matters. Jairo Guiza, social services consultant and parent
advocate.
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