Three guests. Three technologies. And a shared belief that the best innovations in pediatric care don’t replace human connection, they find new ways to make it possible. Safety Through an Avatar: Erin Bogdanski on THERA VR Erin Bogdanski traces the roots of her work to two unlikely sources: Jim Henson and Fred Rogers. Both understood.

One guest is trying to keep infants alive long enough to get a human heart. One is sending parents text messages with child development tips. One is recreating mass casualty events in a simulation center. What connects them: a conviction that the next generation of pediatric care will reach children and families in ways the.

Three guests. Three corners of the same problem. And one shared message: the way we talk about diabetes and obesity in children, who caused it, whose fault it is, and who deserves help, needs to change. Community, Spirituality, and Guilt: Dr. Jennifer Raymond on Diabetes in Latinx Families Dr. Jennifer Raymond has spent years researching.

Three guests. Three very different technologies. And one shared conviction: the best pediatric care doesn’t wait for the child to arrive. It goes to them. Listen to this week’s episode here. A Little Bit Annoying, A Lot Effective: Dr. Caitlin Sayegh on Cell Phone Coaching Dr. Caitlin Sayegh studies something most researchers wouldn’t think to.