“I feel like I owe it to him to explore other avenues. Acceptance doesn’t mean giving up; it means continuing to learn and adapt.”- Lexi In this episode of Child Life On Call, Katie Taylor speaks with Lexi, a devoted mother of two, about her family’s...
“We, we weren’t letting those people push us around because, believe it or not, living with us 24 hours a day, we knew more than some of the doctors.” – Skip Vilas In this heartfelt episode of the Child Life On Call podcast, host and CCLS Katie...
Today’s guest is Erin Prosser, an IEP expert consultant and a mom of a daughter diagnosed with STXBP1. “You don’t see it coming. Being a rare disease parent hits you like a ton of bricks.” In today’s episode Katie Taylor had the chance to...
In this profound episode, we join Katie Taylor as she delves into the inspiring journey of a military family navigating pediatric healthcare for their two medically complex children. Through the voice of the remarkable mother, Kat, we explore the unique challenges and...
“If you have a question, ask it. You are the parent, you need to know” – Jessica Siddi-Sewart How can medical parents use their experiences to promote action and advocacy? As a child life specialist, I know that there is not one “normal” or...
Being close to a trusted adult is powerful. It lessens pain and brings comfort when kids need it most. This guide shows you how to keep kids safe, and help them feel supported, during medical procedures. From the Meg Foundation for Pain and Child Life On Call.
