Are Those My Kids?

Kids can be crazy, and parenting is sometimes wild. Join Dr. Jerome Hammond and Dr. Heather Quagliana as they use science, stories and humor to explain how children really develop and how parents can be helpful. Sharing their expertise in human development and childhood therapy, with each episode Jerome and Heather offer practical tips, research-based insights, and encouraging stories to support and inspire parents. Tune in to "Are Those My Kids" and hear the must-know topics of healthy childhood development and the most effective parenting tools that money can buy.

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  Episode #7

  Is Quality Time Real, or Just Parent Guilt?

  Mar 18, 202515 minS1

  <p>In this episode of Are Those My Kids?, we tackle the ever-tricky balance of quality versus quantity time with kids. Is quality time really a thing, or is it just a guilt-induced myth designed to let busy parents off the hook? We break down why ten minutes of forced “meaningful” interaction isn’t a substitute for simply being around, why kids can sniff out inauthentic effort from a mile away, and how to crack the code on what actually makes time together count. Plus, a deep dive into why one child’s idea of bonding is deep conversation while another...

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  Episode #6

  Why Do My Kids Fight So Much? Sibling Rivalry

  Jan 31, 202515 minS1

  <p>Why do siblings turn the smallest disagreements into full-scale battles—fighting over the better chair, the bigger cookie, or who mom loves most? In this episode of Are Those My Kids?, we dive into the psychology behind sibling rivalry, why it’s actually normal (even when it feels like a UFC match in your living room), and how parents can intervene without playing referee 24/7. We’ll talk about when to step in versus letting them figure it out (a.k.a. survival of the fittest). This episode is your guide to turning sibling smackdowns into lifelong bonds—or at least ge...

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  Episode #5

  When Should My Child Be Talking? Language Development

  Nov 15, 202415 minS1

  <p>From those first adorable "goo-goos" to the unstoppable chatterbox phase, language development is a wild ride full of surprises, mispronunciations, and the occasional accidental word. In this episode, we spell out how kids go from babbling to building sentences faster than you can say "phoneme." This episode will have you lost for words in the best way. </p>

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  Episode #4

  Why Is My Child So Clingy? Attachment Explained

  Nov 15, 202416 minS1

  <p>Why do some kids cling like Velcro, while others seem cool as cucumbers? And what’s up with adults still sorting through their baggage from middle school crushes? In this episode, we dive into the sticky world of attachment—how it’s formed, why it matters, and what it means for your relationships (spoiler: a lot). Whether you’re securely attached, anxiously scrolling, or avoidantly pretending you didn’t just read this, we’ve got the laughs, science, and insights to keep you hooked. It’s time to unpack your emotional carry-on!</p>

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  Episode #3

  From Tantrums to Teenagers: The Stages Explained

  Nov 15, 202426 minS1

  <p>Ever wondered how your sweet toddler morphs into a moody teenager who can’t find their shoes but can argue like a seasoned lawyer? Join us as we zip through the twists and turns of early childhood to adolescence, covering everything from tantrums and imaginary friends to awkward growth spurts and "you don’t understand me" moments. With a mix of science, stories, and just the right dash of snark, this episode will leave you laughing, nodding, and maybe even calling your parents to apologize. Buckle up—it’s a wild ride!</p>

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