Find Answers, Support and Connection with the 2026-2027 ParentMap Talk Series
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Parenting today comes with more advice than ever — and at the same time, less real connection. Finding a trusted circle has never mattered more. That’s why Seattle Children’s is the proud presenting series sponsor of ParentMap Talks, a powerful series of parent education webinars featuring leading voices in child development.
ParentMap Talks will help cut through the noise and bring families together to tackle today’s biggest parenting issues, from helping kids thrive with ADHD and supporting mental health, to examining EdTech and navigating confusing phases of puberty. Bring your questions, gain practical, evidence-based guidance, and become part of a community built on trusted expertise, shared experiences and real support.
Why Parents Love This Series
- Expert guidance: From nationally recognized voices like The Holderness Family to Time’s 2026 Woman of the Year, Reshma Saujani, the speakers offer practical, research-backed insights on the issues families are navigating today.
- Interactive format: Each live talk includes opportunities to ask questions, connect with other parents, and exchange ideas and resources in a supportive community.
- Convenient access: Join from home or on the go with Zoom sessions designed for busy families. Can't make it live? Event recordings let you watch whenever it works for you.
- A supportive community: Hear the real questions other parents are asking, discover helpful resources and connect with families facing similar challenges.
2026–2027 ParentMap Talks Speaker Lineup
ADHD Is Awesome: How to (Mostly) Thrive With ADHD
With Penn and Kim Holderness, viral creators and New York Times bestselling authors
Sept. 24, 2026, noon to 1 p.m. PT
Human Raised: Helping Kids Flourish in the Age of AI
With Dana Suskind, pediatric surgeon and New York Times bestselling author
Oct. 15, 2026, noon to 1 p.m. PT
When EdTech Disrupts Learning: How Parents Can Speak Up
With Emily Cherkin, M.Ed., The Screentime Consultant
Nov. 10, 2026, noon to 1 p.m. PT
Raising Capable Kids: Are We Helping Our Children Too Much?
With Lenore Skenazy, author of "Free-Range Kids" and co-founder of Let Grow
Jan. 21, 2027, noon to 1 p.m. PT
Less Awkward: How to Handle Growing Up, From Early Signs to Hard Questions
With Dr. Cara Natterson, pediatrician and bestselling author
Feb. 9, 2027, noon to 1 p.m. PT
Growing Good Humans: Raising Kind Kids in a Divided World
With Uju Asika, bestselling author and global speaker
March 10, 2027, noon to 1 p.m. PT
Parent Without the Panic: Worry Less and Trust Yourself More
With Dr. Michael Milobsky, board-certified pediatrician and father of seven
April 20, 2027, noon to 1 p.m. PT
The Motherhood Trap: Why You Feel Like You’re Failing — and Why You’re Not
With Reshma Saujani, Time 2026 Woman of the Year and founder of Girls Who Code and Moms First
May 4, 2027, noon to 1 p.m. PT
Sign up today! Choose individual talks or register for the full 2026–2027 series now to get convenient reminders to join the sessions that matter most to you — plus on-demand access to a playback page so you can watch the recorded sessions anytime, anywhere.
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