Women from teens to seniors should have an annual visit with their OB/GYN. But, just as women’s healthcare needs change as they age, their annual OB/GYN appointments change, too. Dr. Rosanna Gray-Swain, a BJC Medical Group Ob/Gyn affiliated with Washington University School of Medicine and Barnes-Jewish Hospital, talks about what to expect during an annual visit with your OB/GYN during each stage of life.

Anxiety is often a normal part of childhood and adolescence, but there’s a difference between everyday worry and chronic anxiety. According to the CDC, 9.4% of children aged 3-17 years (approximately 5.8 million) were diagnosed with anxiety in 2016-2019. Dr. Jamie Kondis can add insight into the cause, diagnosis, and management of anxiety.

As a parent in summer, we hope that kids spend a lot more time outside but these activities can also lead to itchy, irritated skin. Dr. Allie Grither discusses common summertime rashes for kids and what you can do to identify and prevent them.

For many parents, having young children means negotiating to get them to eat their vegetables, taste new foods, or finish what’s on their plate. Picky eating is nothing new, but what happens when it involves many foods, never goes away, or gets worse?  There are different types of restrictive eating behaviors that vary in severity. Dr. Sarah Garwood discusses these different types of restrictive eating behaviors and how you may be able to curb these behaviors.

With spring comes rain, thunderstorms, and possible tornadoes. For children who are afraid of storms and tornadoes, the unpredictability of severe weather can be especially unsettling.

The 20-week ultrasound often gives parents a detailed look at the development of their baby and allows them to see just how much their baby has grown in the first half of pregnancy. Brittani Schwartzkopf and Dr. Heather Lopez discuss what you can expect at your 20-week ultrasound appointment.

Dr. Katherine Rivera-Spoljaric explores the topic of teaching children the importance of kindness and empathy and how those teachings can be put into practice.

The CDC has approved the FDA's Emergency Use Authorization of the Pfizer vaccine for children ages 5-11. In this special edition episode, Dr. Jason Newland answers questions about what you need to know about vaccinating your child against COVID-19.

Dr. Jamie Kondis explores breathing issues that afflict children as the seasons change.

Dr. Amy Armstrong explains how common cancer is in children, the different types of cancer and symptoms, causes, outlook, and treatment options.