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By Modern Mommy Doc • September 17, 2026
Kids going off to college are mean for a reason.
By Modern Mommy Doc • September 10, 2026
Maybe winning back to school isn't what we really want, after all.
By Modern Mommy Doc • August 27, 2026
First-class service has a lot to do with first-class parenting.
By Modern Mommy Doc • August 20, 2026
When you stop wasting time, you can start focusing on what matters most to you.
By Modern Mommy Doc • August 6, 2026
Making back-to-school meals a little easier
By Dr. Whitney • July 28, 2026
Not all effort is worth the sweat.
By Modern Mommy Doc • June 24, 2026
Vacation doesn't have to be such a drag.
By Dr. Whitney • June 19, 2026
Looking for an iron supplement your child will actually take? Look no further.
By Modern Mommy Doc • June 4, 2026
How your child's body looks is not a reflection of their worth (or yours).
By Modern Mommy Doc • May 21, 2026
Has food freedom gone too far?
By Dr. Whitney • May 19, 2026
What I wish I'd known about how to make night feeding easier.
By Dr. Whitney • May 7, 2026
When you become a mother, you change completely.
By Dr. Whitney • April 23, 2026
Potty training is more complex than you think it is!
By Modern Mommy Doc • April 10, 2026
Rethinking the way we approach our bodies.
By Dr. Whitney • April 2, 2026
Getting on the same page makes a world of difference.
By Dr. Whitney • March 12, 2026
Home organization doesn’t have to be perfect to work, especially for busy families and ADHD households. In this episode of The Modern Mommy Doc Podcast, pediatrician Dr. Whitney Casares talks with professional organizer MaryJo Monroe about realistic organizing systems, ADHD-friendly routines, decluttering kids’ spaces
By Dr. Whitney • February 26, 2026
Parenting kids with ADHD, dyslexia, or other learning differences can feel confusing — especially when traditional school systems don’t fit your child’s needs. In this episode of The Modern Mommy Doc Podcast, pediatrician Dr. Whitney Casares explores neurodiversity, late diagnoses, identity, and how to support kids who
By Dr. Whitney • February 12, 2026
Why is being a "good daughter" so tough?
By Dr. Whitney • January 29, 2026
Raising kids well starts with understanding regulation.
By Dr. Whitney • December 17, 2025
When kids get an earlier diagnosis, they get earlier care.
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