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Decoded: The First Year

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WARNING: This isn't another parenting podcast Decoded: The First Year - is the podcast for parents feeling overwhelmed by baby milestones, sleep struggles and conflicting advice. Hosted by Dr SCL - a chiropractor, dad and nervous system translator, each episode helps you understand what’s really going on in your baby’s body and brain through DECODING the science of neurodevelopment and nervous system health into practical insights you can actually use without mansplaining, guilt or fear - all from a dad who gets it and a clinician who listens more than he lectures.

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Episode thumbnail for Decoded: The First Year | Episode 50 | What Actually Matters in the First Year? | Dr SCL

July 9, 2026

Decoded: The First Year | Episode 50 | What Actually Matters in the First Year? | Dr SCL

<p>The first year of parenting can feel like one long stream of information overload mixed with opinions, old wive tales and Google generated confusion. </p><p>Add in the - </p><p>Wake windows. Milestones. Sleep schedules. Tummy time. Feeding advice. Developmental checklists. </p><p>Opinions from strangers. Opinions from family. Opinions from the internet. </p><p>And finally, as a kick in the guts to the overwhelmed mothers of the world, add the mixed information coming from various health professionals .</p><p>And somewhere in all that noise… many parents naturally and quietly start wondering:</p><p>“When it comes to the development of my child, what actually matters?” </p><p>Because when everything either feels catastrophically important, or blasé aka not important… everything becomes stressful. </p><p>So today, I want to zoom out. </p><p>Let’s get away from perfection. Away from pressure. </p><p>And back toward the foundations that I have not only been talking about for the past 12 months but that truly shape early development.</p><p><br></p>

Episode thumbnail for Decoded: The First Year | Episode 49 | Parenting with Instinct vs Anxiety | Dr SCL

July 1, 2026

Decoded: The First Year | Episode 49 | Parenting with Instinct vs Anxiety | Dr SCL

<p>When I started this podcast I made a big song and dance about NOT wanting this to be a parenting podcast. But there is a pattern I have seen emerge over the last few year which I think warrants a conversation as it has the power to either engage parents as being team mates in their child’s development or be passengers and think like victims. </p><p>So, lets decode a very particular kind of exhaustion that comes from feeling like something is off… but you can’t prove it. </p>

Episode thumbnail for Decoded: The First Year | Episode 48 | Why Some Babies Only Settle on One Person | Dr SCL

June 25, 2026

Decoded: The First Year | Episode 48 | Why Some Babies Only Settle on One Person | Dr SCL

<p>Today, we&#39;re going to decode exactly what is happening in your baby&#39;s nervous system when they will only settle for you or if they act as if you are the devil. </p><p>And I promise you — it is not what most people think.</p><p><br></p>

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What is Decoded: The First Year?

WARNING: This isn't another parenting podcast

Decoded: The First Year - is the podcast for parents feeling overwhelmed by baby milestones, sleep struggles and conflicting advice.

Hosted by Dr SCL - a chiropractor, dad and nervous system translator, each episode helps you understand what’s really going on in your baby’s body and brain through DECODING the science of neurodevelopment and nervous system health into practical insights you can actually use without mansplaining, guilt or fear - all from a dad who gets it and a clinician who listens more than he lectures.

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