Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call

Tribeca Pediatrics

In the Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call podcast Dr. Michel Cohen and Dr. TJ Gold answer calls from parents on a range of pediatric and parenting topics and share their knowledge and insight from over 40 years of collective pediatric experience. If you are interested in calling in with a question, please email us at [email protected].

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Top 10 Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call Episodes

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COVID 2022: Q&A with Pediatric Infectious Disease Expert, Dr. Jason Perlman

Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call

01/19/22 • 13 min

Sibling Rivalry: Don’t Be a Referee

Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call

10/10/19 • 9 min

The doctors talk with a mom who is concerned her oldest child is being too aggressive with her youngest.

Tick Bites & Lyme

Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call

09/23/19 • 13 min

The doctors talk about identifying tick bites, lyme disease, and what to do in the event that your child gets one.

Talking with Your Kids about Gender: In Conversation with Jodie Patterson

Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call

06/08/22 • 28 min

In this special episode of Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call, Dr. TJ Gold speaks with author, trans-rights activist, mother of five, and Board Chair of the Human Rights Campaign Foundation, Jodie Patterson, who lends her experience on the joys and challenges of raising her trans-identified son, while offering guidance to parents who may be starting to navigate similar conversations with their kids.

"Why is My Kid Always Sick?"

Tribeca Pediatrics: On Call

11/09/23 • 6 min

Dr. TJ Gold discusses what to do when you feel like your child is stuck in a cycle of colds, fevers, runny noses, and what symptoms are considered normal, versus those that might alert a red flag to a pediatrician.