Know your 18-month old.
Join the experts at the Golisano Children’s Hospital in Rochester, New York, and in conjunction with 292-BABY for general information about your 18-month old.
Postpartum Depression
Join Ngozi Nkiruka, Health Educator from Rochester’s Heathy Baby Network, as she interviews Tabitha Duncanson, Joy Cobb and Sasha Bullock, all moms who have suffered Postpartum Depression. Running Time – 22 minutes
Centering Pregnancy 30min
Centering Pregnancy is a new form of support for pregnant moms and dads using a support group format. Join Registered Nurse Rebecca Alley (Rochester regional health) as she and two moms, Brittany Brady and Alexis Buchholz who have experienced this new support, discuss this new model of support.
Postpartum Depression – Healthy Baby Network
Join health educator Ngozi Nkiruka of the Healthy Baby Network in Rochester New York as she discusses postpartum depression with three moms who can relate first hand.
Nutrition Tips for 24 – 36 Months
Nutrition for your 24 to 36 Month-old – Join host Katherine Ippolito as she interviews fellow Registered Dietician Leslie Serve and they discuss nutrition for your 24 to 36 month-old child. “What is happening developmentally for children at this age?” – “What should parents do if their child is a picky eater?” – “What beverages should they drink at this age?” – “Can my child eat the same foods as the adults eat?” are some of the many topics explored in this question/answer session. (11 minutes) (Our special thanks to the Genesee Dietetic Association for content and also to Bob Muir for post-production)
Nutrition Tips for Your Toddler
Nutrition for your 18 to 24 Month-old – Registered Dietician Jennifer Glen joins host Katherine Ippolito as they explore nutrition for toddlers in an easy question/answer format. “What are toddlers at this age doing when they eat?” – “What are some tips for getting toddlers to eat table foods?” – “What are some tips for making mealtime pleasant and easier?” and “How many foods from each of the food groups should toddlers have every day?” are some of the many topics they cover. (7 minutes) (Our special thanks to the Genesee Dietetic Association for content and also to Bob Muir for post-production)
Nutrition Tips for your 12 – 18 month old.
Nutrition – 12 – 18 Months – join Katherine Ippolito and Donna Quinzi, Registered Dietitians from the Genesee Dietetic Association, as they discuss your baby’s nutritional needs during the 12 – 18 month stage of development – Discussion topics include, “What’s happening developmentally in these toddlers?” – “How often does a toddler need to eat?” – “What should they drink?” – among many others. Time-10 minutes. Special thanks to Bob Muir for post-production.
Nutrition for 6 -12 months old
Nutrition for your Six to 12 Month-old – Host Katherine Ippolito discusses nutrition tips for your six to 12 month old baby with fellow Registered Dietitian Trish Kazakos. They explore many topics such as, “What should I feed my baby at this age?” – “When should I go to solid foods?” – “What skills should my baby have to go to solid foods?” and “What foods should I start with when going to solid foods?” (13 minutes) (Our special thanks to the Genesee Dietetic Association for content and also to Bob Muir for post-production)
Nutrition Tips for Three to Six Month Olds
Nutrition Tips for Three to Six Month Olds -Sue Grace joins host Katherine Ippolito in a question/answer format as they explore nutrition tips for your baby between three and six months of age. These Registered Dieticians explore such topics as; “What should my baby be eating at this age?” – “What are some tips for feeding with a bottle?” “What should I know about burping a baby?” (8 minutes) (Our special thanks to the Genesee Dietetic Association for content and also to Bob Muir for post-production)
Nutrition for baby – birth to 3 months
Nutrition – Birth to 3 months – Registered Dietitians Katherine Ippolito and Jeanne Levey explore the nutritional needs of your newborn. “What formula should I use?” – “What are the benefits of breastfeeding?” “What are other tips related to preparing formula and feeding?” “What about a feeding schedule for newborns?” are some of the many topics explored in this discussion. (18 minutes) (Our special thanks to the Genesee Dietetic Association for content and also to Bob Muir for post-production)