Media Appearances

Dr. Robin Baweja discusses key child safety considerations for families, offering practical guidance on reducing everyday risks and supporting children in navigating their environments safely. She shares clear, actionable strategies to help parents feel more confident and prepared.

March Break may bring more screen time for many kids and teens; one paediatrician says the most common word she hears in her clinic is

"overwhelmed." Dr. Robin Baweja joins Ross Hull to discuss what young people are really saying about their screen use, from the pressures of comparison culture to the impact on sleep, anxiety and focus and offers practical tips for families looking to create a healthier balance with devices.

Social media is woven into kids' daily routines, but doctors are increasingly raising red flags about its impact on young minds. From cyberbullying and constant comparison to early exposure to adult content, experts say the effects go far beyond screen time. Paediatrician and researcher Dr. Robin Baweja joins Ross Hull to discuss why social media may need to be treated as a public health issue, how online harm is shaping children's emotional development, and what parents and policymakers can do to better protect kids.

Dr. Robin Baweja joins Breakfast Television to discuss Pink Shirt Day and the importance of addressing bullying in schools and communities. In this segment, she shares expert insight on how parents can support children experiencing bullying and help build confidence, empathy, and emotional resilience.

Being a new mother, or father for that matter, comes with a lot of challenges. For many, it’s entering into unknown territory, which can be scary. Dr Robin Baweja joins forces with Niuriss to see just how much we know or remember about parenting 101.

Dr. Robin Baweja joins CP24 to discuss the impact of social media and excessive screen time on children’s health and development. In this segment, she shares expert insight on setting healthy boundaries, understanding the influence of the digital age, and helping families navigate screen time with mindful parenting.

Dr. Robin Baweja discusses the importance of autism awareness, helping families better understand the signs of autism and how early support can positively impact a child’s development.

Dr. Robin Baweja sheds light on seasonal blues in kids during her insightful interview with CTV.   From symptoms to watch out for to proactive parenting tips, her expertise in children's mental health is a beacon of guidance.

February 26th marks Pink Shirt Day, a global initiative dedicated to raising awareness about bullying while promoting kindness, inclusion, and respect. Dr. Robin Baweja, pediatrician and children's author, joins Ross Hull to discuss how her book series is providing support for families with children facing mental health challenges.

Dr. Baweja sat down with CP24 to discuss World Autism Day and her ideas to advocate for timely support and funding for those families living with autism spectrum disorder.

May marks Asian Heritage Month, a time to celebrate the contributions and rich cultural traditions of Asian communities across Canada. Following Sikh Heritage Month in April, this month also serves as an opportunity to reflect on the experiences of children from South Asian backgrounds. Pediatrician Dr. Robin Baweja, a children's mental health advocate and author of the children’s book "Dancing to Brave," introduces young readers to cultural pride.

W Network Movie Date host Noah Cappe is joined by Dr. Robin Baweja as they dive into the heartwarming journey of parenthood, sharing personal stories and the universal goal of nurturing our little ones with trusted options!

With temperatures on the rise and kids enjoying summer vacation, staying safe in the sun is essential. Dr. Robin Baweja discusses hydration, taking breaks from the outdoors, and the importance of applying and re-applying sunscreen.

ADHD diagnoses are on the rise in Canada. This issue can often be overlooked, with concerns about potential over-diagnosis and its implications for Canadian families. Dr. Robin Baweja, a pediatrician and children's mental health advocate, joins Ross Hull for further discussion.

For new parents, the internet may be an overwhelming source of information. TikTok and other social media platforms include thousands of videos with feeding advice and how-to tips, but they're not always accurate and can be dangerous in some situations. Dr. Robin Baweja joins us to dissect some of the viral clips to see what is real and what should be avoided. As a pediatrician, Dr. Baweja addresses everything from diluting formula to whether a homemade formula is a "healthier" alternative.

Summer break is right around the corner, and parents are looking for ways to keep kids busy. Dr. Robin Baweja shares tips on managing the transition to a summer schedule, reflecting on the school year, and prioritizing kids’ mental and physical health while still having fun.

Dr. Robin Baweja shares simple ways to encourage independence in toddlers through everyday routines like snack time. By creating a structured yet accessible environment, parents can help build confidence, autonomy, and reduce daily struggles.

Dr. Robin Baweja shares practical guidance for families navigating the baby formula shortage, including how to manage feeding concerns, what alternatives are safe, and when to seek support. She offers reassurance and clear, evidence-based advice to help parents make informed decisions during a stressful time.