MomPod: Therapy Talk PT 1: Small Steps, Big Wins
Join the moms as they share real conversations about therapy- where small steps turn into big wins for our kids with Edwards Syndrome.
Join the moms as they share real conversations about therapy- where small steps turn into big wins for our kids with Edwards Syndrome.
Every Voice Matters In this episode, we’re joined by Speech-Language Pathologist Kaitlyn Shepherd, owner of bAAC Talk Speech Therapy, to dive into the beautiful world or communication. We explore how every child-whether through speech, sounds, gestures, or AAC devices-has a voice worth hearing. Kaitlyn shares insight on supporting communication and feeding skills for children with…
In this episode of the Breaking Barriers Dadpod, four dads open up about their daughters’ feeding journeys with Edwards Syndrome. From the earliest days in the NICU to navigation NG tubes, G-Tubes, GJ tubes-and even the challenges or triumphs of eating by mouth-these fathers share their real and raw experiences. It’s an honest, heartfelt conversation…
In this special Mother’s Day episode, we honor the incredible strength, love and resilience of mothers raising- or who have raised-children with Edwards Syndrome (Trisomy 18). Join us as we sit down with a group of brave and compassionate moms who share their deeply personal journeys: the challenges, the beauty in the small moments, the…
In this thoughtful and informative episode, we sit down with Dr. Raskin, a Pediatric Neurosurgeon, to talk about some of the conditions that affect children and families the most. Dr. Raskin helps us understand epilepsy and when surgery can be a life-changing option, movement disorders-especially in the context of rare conditions like Edwards Syndrome-and hydrocephalus,…
In this heartfelt episode, Angel Mom Robin opens up about her son Vinny’s beautiful journey. Through love, loss, and resilience, Robin shares how Vinny’s life continues to inspire and break barriers.
Join the moms as they share real conversations about therapy- where small steps turn into big wins for our kids with Edwards Syndrome.