Dr. Mark Cannon and Dr. Susan Maples discuss the importance of bugs in our system and why it's important to know how they can actually help our health—and what to steer clear of that's damaging our health in ways we may not realize.

Sharon Moore, Author of Sleep-Wrecked Kids, and Dr. Susan talk about the importance of proper facial development and how to get the right help for your kids who may present signs of airway health obstruction, including the things you as the parent can do in your own home. 

This week's guest, Dr. Uche Odiatu, helps us realize that you and your kids are WORTHY of being healthy! Listen to the new episode to hear his advice on how to adopt that mindset with your child.

Chris Johnson, author of "Rest Eat Move," talks with Dr. Susan about how to create healthier habits through movement and instilling the value of it for your entire family through play, sports, and everyday life. 

Dr. Doug Thompson and Dr. Susan Maples focus on the the impact of oral diseases on overall health in order to help Brave Parent representatives advocate for their child and implement brave choices in their routines, habits,, and household to help kids avoid oral diseases that we see plaguing our population. Also, the truth on how oral diseases impact overall health.

Dr. Kevin Boyd sits down with Dr. Maples to discuss mouth breathing in kids. He talks about the signs to look out for and the importance of stopping the habit early for the sake of their sleep, brain and body development, and overall health to set them up for better success of a healthy life throughout adulthood.

Dr. Amy Wisner, aka the Rebel Professor, joins Dr. Susan Maples to discuss social-emotional health and how to grow authentic children who know who they are, and are able to live their life with the fullest potential as they tap into their unique talents and purpose. 

Dr. Susan Maples, Molly Day, and Lauren Eckhardt discussing current concerns & solutions that are working for their Brave Parent families from mealtimes to sleep time to operating in two different households to their children's social interactions.