The Parenting Advice That Actually Works | Episode 93 with Laura Hunter

Laura Hunter is a pediatric nurse, parenting expert, and co-author of Moms on Call. We sat down with Laura to explore how a simple effort to support new parents grew into one of the most trusted parenting resources in the country. Drawing from decades of experience as both a pediatric nurse and mother of twins, Laura shares the story behind Moms on Call, the lessons she learned from working directly with families, and why confidence may be one of the most important tools a parent can have.We also discussed the power of routines, how predictability can reduce stress for both children and caregivers, and why information overload has made parenting more complicated than ever. Laura explains how parents can tune out unrealistic expectations, trust their instincts, and focus on what works best for their unique family. We also dive into understanding different child personalities, building stronger parent-child relationships, and creating practical systems that help families thrive through every stage of childhood.If you’re interested in learning more about Laura's work, you can visit Moms on Call's website, https://momsoncall.com/, for additional information and resources.Join Dr. Lauren LaRose, psychiatrist and mom of three, as she brings on experts in mental health, physical health and education and explores ideas outside the traditional medical model. The Little Brain Campaign aims to make issues kids and caregivers face easier to understand, while always keeping in mind that we need to look beyond the usual answers to find what really works.Follow The Little Brain Campaign:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/littlebraincampaign