I just want to make parenting a little bit easier.

And I feel like for me, as a pediatrician, I know what to do for a sick baby in the middle of the night.

And I just want every mom or parent to feel like they know also that they can feel empowered with the knowledge that they have or that they learn to take care of their kids and feel confident caring for their kids when they're sick.

I'm Amy. care of their kids and feel confident caring for their kids when they're sick.

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Right now we are smack dab in the middle of the holidays.

And so it's a very busy week for herself listeners.

It's been a busy couple of weeks for Amy and I.

So we wanted to throw it back to one of our most listened to episodes with resilient rascals.

And Dr. Anjuli, she is incredible when it comes to sickness, especially with kiddos. So maybe right now you are in a sick stretch and you're understanding

how hard it can be to take care of a kid, you know, night and day, day after day, or maybe

you've had a pretty good stretch and you're trying to figure out what can

I do in order to prevent some of the sicknesses from hitting our family. We talk about all of this

and more in this week's greatest hits. One thing that I am wondering off the bat is how did

your approach to being a pediatrician change once you became a mom

yourself? So I've been a pediatrician now for gosh, almost over a decade. And I feel like when I

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