Dr. Starbuck's Health Tips for Kids

About Dr. Starbuck's Health Tips for Kids

Dr. Starbuck’s Health Tips for Kids teaches children about the human body, common health issues, and simple ways to stay healthy. This program offers a fun way to educate and empower children.Using language easily understood by children, Dr. Jamison Starbuck explains how different parts of the body function. She also discusses individual health complaints and common illnesses kids might experience, and describes ways to treat everyday ailments with safe, simple, effective natural remedies.Dr. Starbuck, a licensed naturopathic family physician and an attorney, presents information in a thoughtful and careful way. She also cautions listeners to discuss any health issue or treatment plan with their parents/guardians before using any remedies discussed in the program.This program helps children understand their bodies and choices – including those about food, exercise, sleep, and communication – that will affect their health for the rest of their lives. Dr. Starbuck’s Health Tips for Kids also helps children interact more effectively with their own doctor using language and knowledge they’ve learned.Listen Saturday mornings during the Children's Corner. Or online anytime.

Publisher

Montana Public Radio

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

27 Aug 2018

Latest episode

25 Mar 2021

Latest episodes

20 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   25 Mar 2021

   Dr. Starbuck Explains: Blisters

   Hi! I’m Dr. Jamison Starbuck, a naturopathic family physician. I’m here today with health tips for kids about blisters.

2. 

   5 Feb 2021

   Air Quality & Idling: Dr. Starbuck Explains

   Hi, I'm Dr. Jamison Starbuck, a naturopathic family physician. I'm here today with health tips for kids about idling and clean air.

3. 

   26 Mar 2020

   Teaching Kids About Epidemics: Dr. Starbuck Explains

   The other day, I was in a very busy, crowded restaurant. While waiting for my food, and looking at all the kids, grandparents, tiny babies and grown-ups who were swarming the place, I saw a boy, totally involved in picking his nose. I couldn’t bring myself to watch what he did with whatever he got out, but his picking did make me start thinking about the coronavirus, a germ which is spreading around the world.

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Apple Podcasts (US)

4.0 / 5

3 ratings

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