Join Angie Clair, Director of Early Childhood Services at Wilder Child Development Center, as she shares our journey to rethinking our approach to expulsion. In this podcast, Angie discusses with Priscilla Weigel and Beth Menninga how involving parents and staff can shift organizational thinking and practices to support all children in early childhood programs. Thank you to Greater Twin Cities United Way-80x3 and the Center for Inclusive Child Care for partnering with us for this podcast! #EarlyChildhoodEducation #InclusiveEducation #ParentEngagement
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🎙️ New Episode this Sunday! 🎙️ Join me as I sit down with my friend Chevelle and talk about our journeys in early childhood education. In this episode, we go into the challenges and rewards of being ECEs, and our pursuit of furthering our education. Whether you're an educator, a parent, or someone passionate about child development, we hope this episode offers valuable insights and inspiration. 🔗 You can listen on Spotify on Sunday and be part of the conversation! 🎙️🗣️ #EarlyChildhoodEducation #ChildDevelopment #Podcast #CareerDevelopment #ChildhoodImpact #FamilyConnections #MotherMaeI #ProfessionalGrowth #ECE #ContentCreation
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🌟 Just wrapped up an inspiring conversation with Daniel M. Rose, a father of two, on the Dads with Daughters podcast! Dan's insights on #fatherhood and #parenting are simply invaluable. Here are the key takeaways for all dads and parents out there: 👨👧 Embrace the Special Bond: Take the time to nurture and develop a unique relationship with your daughter, finding common ground through shared interests, humor, and genuine connection. 🙏 Parenting with Grace: Show grace in your parenting style, maintaining access and communication during the turbulent teenage years. Apologize for mistakes, treat your children as equals, and focus on understanding their needs. 💬 Open and Honest Conversations: Initiate honest, open, and vulnerable conversations with your kids. Respond to their stories with grace, listening, and understanding, and be willing to learn and grow as a parent. Reflecting on Dan Rose's experience and wisdom, it's clear that building a strong, supportive, and understanding relationship with our children is truly paramount. Let's continue to nurture these invaluable bonds and grow as parents every step of the way! Listen to the whole episode here: https://lnkd.in/g3Z_5Mre #FatherhoodJourney #ParentingTips #DadsWithDaughters 🌟
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Raising Confident Kids with SEN - New Episode Alert! Listen to the entire episode here: https://lnkd.in/ennBqT-s As we continue our journey on the podcast "Raising Confident Kids with SEN," Episode 5: Post Pick-Up Slump delivers some powerful insights. In this episode I discuss the challenges children with SEN often face after their school day ends, and how we as parents can support their transition from school to home. Here are 3 key takeaways for parents and educators: Decompression is Crucial: - Recognise the need for downtime. After a structured school day, children need opportunities to decompress and release pent-up emotions. Activities or quiet time can make a significant difference in their well-being. Understand Their Emotional Language: - Sometimes children struggle to articulate their feelings. Tools like the My Mood Stars can aid in fostering communication. Model the language they can use to describe their experiences, which can be a building block for their emotional literacy. Check the Basics - Hunger and Over-Scheduling: - A simple thing like hunger can be the root of the after-school slump. A nutritious snack might be what they need to bounce back. Simultaneously, assess if the child’s weekly schedule is too packed and causing unnecessary stress. Listen to the entire episode for an in-depth discussion and more valuable insights on supporting kids with SEN through the post pick-up slump: https://lnkd.in/ennBqT-s #SpecialEducation #ParentingTips #EmotionalRegulation #SEN #PodcastHighlights
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🌟 Just wrapped up an inspiring conversation with Daniel M. Rose, a father of two, on the Dads with Daughters podcast! Dan's insights on #fatherhood and #parenting are simply invaluable. Here are the key takeaways for all dads and parents out there: 👨👧 Embrace the Special Bond: Take the time to nurture and develop a unique relationship with your daughter, finding common ground through shared interests, humor, and genuine connection. 🙏 Parenting with Grace: Show grace in your parenting style, maintaining access and communication during the turbulent teenage years. Apologize for mistakes, treat your children as equals, and focus on understanding their needs. 💬 Open and Honest Conversations: Initiate honest, open, and vulnerable conversations with your kids. Respond to their stories with grace, listening, and understanding, and be willing to learn and grow as a parent. Reflecting on Dan Rose's experience and wisdom, it's clear that building a strong, supportive, and understanding relationship with our children is truly paramount. Let's continue to nurture these invaluable bonds and grow as parents every step of the way! Listen to the whole episode here: https://lnkd.in/gMJKzbar #FatherhoodJourney #ParentingTips #DadsWithDaughters 🌟
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🌟 Just wrapped up an inspiring conversation with Daniel M. Rose, a father of two, on the Dads with Daughters podcast! Dan's insights on #fatherhood and #parenting are simply invaluable. Here are the key takeaways for all dads and parents out there: 👨👧 Embrace the Special Bond: Take the time to nurture and develop a unique relationship with your daughter, finding common ground through shared interests, humor, and genuine connection. 🙏 Parenting with Grace: Show grace in your parenting style, maintaining access and communication during the turbulent teenage years. Apologize for mistakes, treat your children as equals, and focus on understanding their needs. 💬 Open and Honest Conversations: Initiate honest, open, and vulnerable conversations with your kids. Respond to their stories with grace, listening, and understanding, and be willing to learn and grow as a parent. Reflecting on Dan Rose's experience and wisdom, it's clear that building a strong, supportive, and understanding relationship with our children is truly paramount. Let's continue to nurture these invaluable bonds and grow as parents every step of the way! Listen to the whole episode here: https://lnkd.in/gMJKzbar #FatherhoodJourney #ParentingTips #DadsWithDaughters 🌟
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“In contrast, the social model of disability and the neurodiversity paradigm stress the lack of acceptance of neurodivergent people and take the stance that the barriers created by society and the environment are what result in disability” -Dr. Nanika Coor, from the project parenthood podcast episode, "How to support your child's neurodiversity". Want more tips from Dr. Coor or have a burning parenting question you want answered? *Sign up for the Brooklyn Parent Therapy newsletter - link in comments. *Check out the Project Parenthood podcast - link in comments. *Reach out to Dr. Coor’s private practice, Brooklyn Parent Therapy - link in comments. *Leave a comment or question on this post!
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I’m excited to share the latest episode of the Family Twist podcast, where Kendall and I had the privilege of speaking with Lori, an inspiring adoptive mom who has navigated the complex and rewarding journey of open adoption. 🎙️ Lori’s story is a testament to the transformative power of openness and understanding in adoption. She candidly shares her experiences, the lessons she’s learned from listening to adoptees and birth parents, and the importance of acknowledging the full spectrum of adoption experiences. Here are some key insights from our conversation: Embracing Openness: Lori discusses the distinction between contact and true openness in adoption, and how creating a safe emotional environment is crucial for the adoptee’s well-being. Building Trust: Through her journey, Lori has built genuine, trusting relationships with her children’s birth families, demonstrating the importance of mutual respect and understanding. Continuous Learning: Lori emphasizes the need for adoptive parents to continually learn and adapt, ensuring they meet their children’s needs and honor their identities. This episode is a must-listen for adoptive parents, birth parents, and anyone touched by adoption. Lori’s insights offer valuable lessons on fostering healthy, honest relationships and creating a supportive environment for all involved. Tune in to hear Lori’s full story and gain a deeper understanding of the dynamics of open adoption. You can find the episode here: https://lnkd.in/eyc_by9J Let’s continue the conversation on how we can all contribute to more compassionate and open adoption experiences. 💬 #AdoptiveMom #OpenAdoption #FamilyTwistPodcast #AdoptionJourney #ParentingWithLove #AdoptionCommunity
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So proud of you Angie!