Dr. Meg Meeker, MD

America’s Mom, Dr. Meg Meeker, speaks words of life into mothers as they navigate the world of raising great kids!

Because all of us can use mindfulness, Dr. Meg talks with wellness consultant and mindfulness-based stress reduction teacher, Wendy Weckstein.

In this second of the 2-part series, Dr. Meg guides you through some common treatments and next steps if you or your child has been diagnosed with ADHD.

Dr. Meg addresses common questions a parent may have & tips for talking to your child's doctor if you think they may be dealing with ADHD.

Dr. Meg speaks with the author of "Irreversible Damage: The Transgender Craze Seducing Our Daughters", helping parents to understand gender dysphoria.

The benefits of sign language in a parent-child relationship: Help children learn to say what they need and put an end to frustrating tantrums! Part 2

The benefits of sign language in a parent-child relationship: Help children learn to say what they need and put an end to frustrating tantrums! Part 1

There’s no better way to teach your kids to have character, integrity & courage than to have those traits yourself! You can do it! Dr. Meg/Mark Timm can help.

Listen in as “America’s Mom” helps you navigate many situations with your kids that can often be tricky.

In this episode, Dr. Meg and guest John O'Leary invite listeners to return to the joy of navigating life like a child and identify the five senses that children innately possess.

In this episode, Dr. Meg and Shaunti Feldhahn help the listeners understand that joy is a gift from God.

Along with her friend Jonathan Wicksall of NeedU.org, Dr. Meeker gives practical advice on how to teach your kids to be givers and where you can set up giving opportunities for people you know who are in need.

Dr. Meg couldn’t wait to have Larry Hagner as a guest on today’s episode. They talk about all kinds of things that will help you be a better father and husband.

Shelaine Maxfield and Chris Yadon have a compelling conversation with Dr. Meg about how hope and healing are possible for victims of childhood sexual abuse.

Shelaine Maxfield and Chris Yadon have a compelling conversation with Dr. Meg about how hope and healing are possible for victims of childhood sexual abuse.

Rachel Macy Stafford tackles some big struggles kids are facing and equips adults with the tools they need to discover that deep connection everyone is longing for.

Dr. Meg speaks with Lisa Qualls, author of 'The Connected Parent: Real-Life Strategies for Building Trust and Attachment' about connecting with adopted children.

A frequent topic that Dr. Meeker talks about is the importance of a father in his children’s life.

Parenting great kids that are wired differently than their peers takes a lot of patience, kindness, and a support group to help you get through the tough times.

This is a special episode of the “Parenting Great Kids” podcast as Dr. Meg devotes the entire episode to doing just that, helping you make sense of roadblocks we all encounter as parents.

Being a stepparent is a wonderful blessing, but it comes with its fair share of challenges.

Being a stepparent is a wonderful blessing, but it comes with its fair share of challenges.

You may be wondering when is the right time to talk to your kids about sex, what should you say, and how do you bring up the conversation without making things awkward?

Healthy Me, Healthy Us: Your Relationships Are Only as Strong as You Are.

When a dad is involved in the lives of his children, it gives them a greater sense of self-esteem and belief that they can take on what the world throws at them.

This is a special episode of the “Parenting Great Kids” podcast as Dr. Meg devotes the entire episode to doing just that, helping you make sense of roadblocks we all encounter as parents.

Rebekah tells Dr. Meeker the story of her childhood and how she overcame the odds to become the woman she is today, even though she lost her leg in a terrorist bombing.

With struggles coming at them from every angle, young boys need all the help from their parents that they can get to avoid temptations.

With struggles coming at them from every angle, young boys need all the help from their parents that they can get to avoid temptations.

Waking up in the middle of the night to take care of your kids is always stressful.