The Doc Smitty Podcast

The Doc Smitty Podcast

Author: Today’s Most Interesting Quest Language: English Episodes: 81
Ever find yourself scrolling through endless advice, wondering what you can actually trust when it comes to your child's health? The Doc Smitty Podcast cuts through the noise, offering a grounded perspective on the everyday challenges of raising kids. Hosted by pediatrician Dr. Justin Smith, each conversation feels like a thoughtful chat with a knowledgeable friend who’s seen it all in the clinic. You’ll hear practical, evidence-based insights on everything from navigating common childhood illnesses and sleep issues to understanding developmental milestones and making sense of nutrition labels. This isn't about fear or perfection; it's about finding manageable, real-world solutions that fit into a busy family life. Presented by Today’s Most Interesting Quest, the podcast creates a space where curiosity meets clarity, transforming complex medical topics into actionable steps. Tune in for a sense of reassurance and a deeper understanding of pediatric health, one episode at a time.
Episodes
Is the HPV vaccine just for girls? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:50
Why are we recommending that boys get the HPV vaccine? Is it just for boys or for boys and girls?
When should my child see an allergist? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 2:26
Is it different for food allergies versus environmental allergies? What can they do that a general pediatrician can’t?
What’s with all the formulas? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:10
What’s with all the formulas? Do I need the pro or the regular? DHA? Probiotics? Prebiotics? Lactose free? Soy? There are so many varieties of formula out there it can be overwhelming for a parent to choose. But, you don…
How do I treat constipation? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:20
What dietary changes should I make? Does a probiotic help? What about Miralax?
What is constipation? [not-audio_url] [/not-audio_url]

Duration: 1:22
Parents use the term constipation in many different ways but what is constipation? How does what defines constipation change over time?