2025–2026 ParentMap Talks

Live and on-demand

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A powerful commitment to your growth as a parent


Parenting brings joys, challenges and so many questions, and we weren’t meant to figure it out on our own. That’s why ParentMap is thrilled to offer our expert-led monthly webinar series, featuring some of the brightest minds in parenting. We will tackle today’s most pressing issues, such as the youth mental health crisis, complexities of ADHD and the hidden impacts of AI and modern technology — while offering guidance, support and inspiration along the way.

The fall 2025– spring 2026 season has wrapped! Looking ahead, our 2026–2027 lineup will be announced this summer, with the first talk launching in September. Stay tuned here for updates.

1 quick registration, 8 outstanding talks


Purchase a replay pass

You can still watch every session on demand with a replay pass, which includes access to the full video library of all eight 2025–2026 ParentMapTalks.

School members

ParentMap has partnered with over 270 schools and organizations to provide families with complimentary access to our talks. Check here to see if your school or organization is a member.

Why attend?


Get expert advice:

Gain valuable insights from leading psychologists, authors and child development specialists to help in your parenting journey.

Join the conversation:

Our Q&A format brings expert advice and a community of like-minded parents together. Attendees have the opportunity to submit questions during the live talks.

Enjoy easy access:

Participate from the comfort of your home or on-the-go with Zoom sessions designed to accommodate busy parents. Plus, you can access the event recordings to revisit the talks anytime.

Invest in your parenting growth:

Nurturing the most important role you’ll ever have is always worth it. By registering, you’re making a powerful commitment to the well-being of your family.

2025–2026 series speaker lineup


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Meet the host: Laura Kastner

ParentMap is honored to present Laura Kastner, Ph.D., as series moderator, guiding each speaker in an engaging, audience-driven Q&A. Dr. Kastner is a clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Washington and author of the acclaimed “Getting to Calm” book series.

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Simplifying Kids’ Nutrition: Busting Myths and Fueling Healthy Habits

With Jennifer Anderson, RDN and founder of Kids Eat in Color

Sept. 30, 2025, noon–1 p.m. PT

Feeding kids shouldn’t be this stressful. Jennifer Anderson, registered dietitian, mom of two and founder of Kids Eat in Color (followed by over 2 million parents), joins us to cut through conflicting nutrition advice, share practical tips, and guide you in helping your kids build a healthy relationship with food and their bodies.


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Cracking the Teen Code: Spot Trouble, Build Trust and Stay Connected

With Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart, pediatric psychologist, parent coach and author of “Love the Teen You Have”

Oct. 23, 2025, noon–1 p.m. PT

Is your teen just being a teen, or is it something more? Pediatric psychologist Dr. Ann-Louise Lockhart joins us to help you learn to distinguish typical adolescent behavior from early signs of mental health concerns. She’ll share practical communication tools to support your child while strengthening your bond.


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Raising Future-Ready Kids: What Every Parent Should Know About AI

With Sal Khan, founder of Khan Academy

Nov. 18, 2025, noon–1 p.m. PT

What will learning look like in five years — or even next fall? Join Sal Khan, visionary educator and founder of Khan Academy, for an urgent and inspiring conversation about the way AI is transforming education, what that means for your child’s learning and how you can help them adapt in a rapidly changing world.


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Inside the ADHD Mind: Tools to Help Your Child Thrive

With Dr. Sasha Hamdani, ADHD specialist

Jan. 21, 2026, noon–1 p.m. PT

Better understanding leads to better support. Join Dr. Sasha Hamdani, board-certified psychiatrist and ADHD specialist, for an insightful talk to help you decipher what’s really going on in your child’s brain. Discover how to spot ADHD symptoms, choose the right treatments and confidently support their mental health through everyday challenges.


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From Blowups to Breakthroughs: A New Way to Navigate Anger in Kids

With Renee Jain, parent coach and psychologist

Feb. 10, 2026, noon–1 p.m. PT

Breathing exercises only get you so far; real progress happens when you understand the root cause of anger. Renee Jain, founder of GoZen!, a widely used platform that helps kids build emotional strength, joins us to guide parents in understanding their child’s anger, what’s happening in the brain during outbursts and how to better respond in the moment.


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The EdTech Wake-Up Call: Rethinking Digital Learning for Kids

With Jared Cooney Horvath, Ph.D., educator and author

March 10, 2026, noon–1 p.m. PT

Is educational technology really helping our kids learn? Neuroscientist and educator Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath reveals why parents and educators must push back against digital overreach and restore genuine, meaningful learning for kids — at home and in the classroom.


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Decoding Boys: Supporting Our Sons in a Rapidly Changing World

With Dr. Cara Natterson, pediatrician and bestselling author

April 22, 2026, noon–1 p.m. PT

Is educational technology really helping our kids learn? Neuroscientist and educator Dr. Jared Cooney Horvath reveals why parents and educators must push back against digital overreach and restore genuine, meaningful learning for kids — at home and in the classroom.


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The Family Tech Reset: Hope and Help for Rebuilding Connection

With Andrea Davis, educator and founder of Better Screen Time

May 12, 2026, noon–1 p.m. PT

Technology has changed, but what kids need has not. Andrea Davis, founder of Better  Screen Time, joins us to guide caregivers on a slow-tech path that prioritizes family connection. Whether your family is already deeply entrenched in screen use or just starting to set boundaries, she offers hopeful, empowering strategies — and the reassurance that it’s never too late to turn things around.

Presenting series sponsor:

Seattle Children’s logo

Community partner:

John and Nancy Sabol Foundation

ParentEd Talks Members


ParentMap teamed up with over 270 schools and organizations for our fall 2025–spring 2026 series to provide families with complimentary access to our talks. A valid promo code from a participating member below is required to redeem your free tickets. Please check with your school or organization for the code.

Not on the list? Request more information about our membership program here. Or, check out our membership video to learn more.

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