Dr. Meg Meeker, MD

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.

Talking to your kids about sex seems to be one of the most difficult conversations you will have as a parent. You may be wondering when is the right time, 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.

One of Dr. Meg’s favorite things is to answer questions from you, the listener. 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.

Dr. Meg gives you practical advice on taking care of your family, teaching your kids about avoiding infection, and what to do if you think you have been exposed to Coronavirus.

Dr. Meeker talks with her guest, Tracey Lynn Russell, about the story of her marriage ending and how God redeemed the story when she re-married her husband.

Dr. Meg talks with Stacey Mandel about her daughter who was born at 27 weeks and how she handled having a premature baby and also her feelings about her newborn daughter’s birth defect.

Dr. Meeker and John talk about the importance of a “father figure” and how you can be one to a young boy in need.

This episode of the Parenting Great Kids podcast deals with your fears surrounding parenting. Dr. Meg knows these fears first-hand, and she wants to help you avoid them or overcome them as much as possible.

Meg introduces the topic “Raising A Strong Daughter” with societal pressures about body image, sexual activity, and inclusion in the “it crowds."

Dr. Meg has a conversation with Rabbi Jen Krause and Dr. Jordan Kassalow about their book Dare To Matter. This is a book about how you can harness the desire to make a difference in the world by doing things in the here and now, in your own way.

Dr. Meg talks to fitness guru and television personality Heidi Powell about how to get in shape and set attainable and sustainable goals all while being married and raising four children.

Because it’s such a special time of year, Dr. Meeker takes the entire episode to talk about Christmas.

Adopting a child of a different race brings some baggage with it that you don’t necessarily know about until you’re in the thick of it.

Different strategies and tips on being a positive parent.

The healthcare system has hidden pricing. Learn how to become a more savvy consumer of healthcare.

The healthcare system has hidden pricing. Learn how to become a more savvy consumer of healthcare.

Making beneficial changes to your brain health. Change your brain.

Dr. Meg answers questions about helping kids start back at school.

As the breadwinner, it can be difficult to balance working and spending quality time with your kids. This is one successful father's advice.

Develop your child's strong suits and inspire their dreams all at once.

Meg and her expert guest offer empty nesters advice for when their babies fly back home for a little.

Meg talks with Keith DiMarino and Dr. Donna Stephenson about Keith’s daughter that struggled with a migraine headache for over 100 days in a row.

How to take practical information from The Rational Bible: Genesis and apply it specifically to kids, parenting, and families.