Podcasts about childminder

In this episode of Child Care Conversations, Kate and Carrie chat with Sarah Schreiner, the CEO of Childminder, about the big challenges in staffing childcare programs. They dive into why attracting and keeping quality staff is crucial and how onboarding can make or break this process. Sarah shares her wisdom on hiring for values over experience and understanding different communication styles among staff. They also discuss the pitfalls of relying too much on new technologies as quick fixes. Sarah even teases an upcoming workshop to tackle these issues head-on. It's a must-listen for anyone in childcare!Support the Show.Thanks for Listening

Are we child carers or teachers?  A question which is so deep and heavily steeped in wider systems and society. Carlie Powell and Jackie Warren, from Growing Places, have been reflecting on this with their teams for a while, and want to spark a wider movement of advocacy, change and reinvention within early childhood in England by taking inspiration and insight from an international perspective. Read Carlie and Jackie's article: Are we child carers or teachers? https://thevoiceofearlychildhood.com/are-we-child-carers-or-teachers/ Listen to more: If you enjoyed this episode you might also like: - Telling hopeful stories of advocacy, agency and rights in ECEC –  https://thevoiceofearlychildhood.com/advocacy-agency-and-rights-in-early-childhood/ - What is professional confidence? And how do we find the confidence to speak out – https://thevoiceofearlychildhood.com/professional-confidence-finding-the-confidence-to-speak-out/  Episode break down: 00:00 – Early years is known as the poor relation 02:50 – Early years is valued differently outside of England 04:40 – The language we use to describe ourselves 09:55 – Disparity between how teachers and nursery staff are viewed 11:40 – Can we call ourselves teachers? Do we want to be called teachers? 16:30 – We don't have high enough quality training 17:55 – The educator role is blending into a parent/carer role 22:00 – We need to re-invent the role of the educator 24:50 – Do we ‘dumb ourselves down'? 27:30 – Articulating ourselves and shouting about the importance of our work 31:48 – Re-searchful practice… 36:20 – Early years is so much more than sending parents to work 38:00 – Assessing educators' competence in different ways 40:30 – Let's collectively be advocates for early years For more episodes and articles visit The Voice of Early Childhood website: https://www.thevoiceofearlychildhood.com       

This week we're talking about all things childcare and I'm delighted to be joined by Molly Morgan, a holistic sleep coach & maternity nurse. Molly and I discuss choosing between a nursery, childminder or nanny, what to look out for when making your decision, how a setting can support your breastfeeding journey and some of the practicalities of breastfeeding a child around nursery schedules.Find Molly on Instagram at @molly_foxandthemoonor on www.foxandthemoon.co.uk/My new book, ‘Supporting the Transition from Breastfeeding: a Guide to Weaning for Professionals, Supporters and Parents', is out now.You can get 10% off the book at the Jessica Kingsley press website, that's uk.jkp.com using the code MMPE10 at checkout.Follow me on Twitter @MakesMilk and on Instagram  @emmapickettibclc or find out more on my website www.emmapickettbreastfeedingsupport.comThis podcast is presented by Emma Pickett IBCLC, and produced by Emily Crosby Media.

The MKT Show is back! Back on YouTube and back with a bang. We're proudly coming to you from The MUT by UTMB in George. MKT interviews one of his heroes, multi sport legend, Robyn Owen. Are Chelsea mad to sack Mauricio Pochettino? Em Robertson from Trail Culture joins us on the show. The MKT Show Linktree · Trail Culture Website · MKT Instagram · The MKT Show website

We're talking… Norwich hotels, sponsorship slip-ups, childminder fast-food feasts, holiday pests and stag-do pedigree, the price of a signed photo, dopey cartoon characters, the Jack Black phenomenon, opinions on The Holiday, auditioning as pirates and more marathon motivation tips for Rom. Then we answer some more of your emails with a questions about dealing with ADHD and another great film pitch proposal. For questions or comments, please email us at wolfowlpod@gmail.com - we'd love to hear from you. Instagram - @wolfowlpod TikTok - @wolfowlpodcast YouTube - www.youtube.com/WolfandOwlPodcast Merch & Mailing List - https://wolfandowlpod.com/ A Shiny Ranga Production For sales and sponsorship enquiries: HELLO@KEEPITLIGHTMEDIA.COM Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In this episode Laura speaks with Rosa Schling, Co-Director of oral history production company On The Record and project manager of the Grow Your Own project, to discuss the project and the podcast series Childcare Voices. The episode was recorded at the Bishopsgate Institute in London during a childcare archive workshop day. Also on mic are participants involved in helping map the history of childcare in London - they share what they discover through looking at archives about settings and actions of the past.  To follow the Grow Your Own project and listen to the Childcare Voices podcast please visit:  https://on-the-record.org.uk/projects/grow-your-own/   Mother of All Solutions is hosted and produced by Laura Broderick with music by Ros Fraser. You can keep in touch via: https://www.motherofallsolutions.com/  Instagram and Twitter/X @SolutionsMother  If you have enjoyed the episode please do subscribe, share it on your socials, or leave a rating and review!  And do listen through the MOAS archives - I also mention relevant past episodes - ‘The Childminder' and ‘WOW Festival: Radical Childcare'

This Week on Earth Station DCU! Drew Leiter and Cletus Jacobs review The Flash Series Finale. Abdul of the Green Team is on the run from the Manhunter, while the Lady Cop is on the hunt for Starman in Danger Street #6. Superman is saved by space dolphins as he continues the search for Earth in Superman: Lost #3. The Sidekicks must face off against the combined might of The Childminder, Hourman, and his master in Stargirl: The Lost Children #6. Jack Napier's hologram returns and takes his children Jackie and Bryce on a road trip in Batman: White Knight Presents - Generation Joker #1. Hal Jordan returns to Earth after quitting the Green Lantern Corp when the Guardian's of Oa disappear and the United Planets take control of the corp in Green Lantern #1. All this plus, DC News, DC TV, Shout Outs, and much, much more! ------------------------ Table of Contents 0:00:00 Show Open 0:01:05 DC News 0:21:48 Danger Street #6 0:26:46 Superman: Lost #3 0:32:06 Stargirl: The Lost Children #6 0:39:27 Batman: White Knight Presents - Generation Joker #1 0:49:12 Green Lantern #1 1:02:34 The Flash S9 Ep13 – A New World, Part Four 1:17:36 Show Close   Links Danger Street #6 Superman: Lost #3 Stargirl: The Lost Children #6 Batman: White Knight Presents - Generation Joker #1 Green Lantern #1 Speed Force (1997) #1 (Cletus's Read More Comics Pick) Earth Station DCU Website The ESO Network If you would like to leave feedback, comment on the show, or would like us to give you a shout out, please call the ESDCU feedback line at (317) 455-8411 or feel free to email us @ earthstationdcu@gmail.com

We look at the 20% drop in registered childminders and ask why its happening? Joining Pat to discuss was Joan O'Sullivan Child Carers association and also Ann Ryan a Tusla registered Childminder.

Joining me is Millie who brings something very special to children from her beautiful garden in Bristol. Hear about Millie's plans for expansion in today's episode. Some of you may know Millie from Instagram where she posts regularly as Millie's Garden. She is an incredibly experienced practitioner, Forest School Leader and Specialist Leader of Education for birth to three years. An Ofsted registered Childminder, Millie is passionate about holistic wellbeing, attachment and relationships as well as outdoor play. Series 1: The Road That Led Us Here In this first series, we interview pioneers in education about how they built their businesses, and the journey that brought practitioner to their role in working with children. Join us as we speak with people all over the UK, USA and New Zealand.Gain early access and exclusive content at https://thecabin.naturenurtures.co.uk/membership

Stephen and Jules talk with Doreen Barton from Sounique Child. Doreen shares her experience of running a childminding business and opening a pre-school nursery, encouraging independence in children and connecting with families – listen out for lots of advice for childminders. You can find more on Sounique Child here: http://www.souniquechild.co.uk/ If you enjoy these podcasts from the Education Team at Tapestry, make sure to subscribe to be notified when we post new episodes. For more information on Tapestry please visit our website or contact us by email: https://tapestry.info/index.html customer.service@eyfs.info Twitter: @Tapestry_FSF Intro Song: Rising Spirits Music by Jay Man - OurMusicBox http://www.youtube.com/c/ourmusicbox

Join Kate & Kerry in this series of special edition podcast for early years wellbeing week. In this episode, we are joined by Rosie Joycefrom Orchids & Dandelions,  as we discuss her role as a childminder, the mental load, work-life balance, professional identity, community and prioritising health and wellbeing.  https://linktr.ee/rosie.orchids.and.dandelions  https://www.instagram.com/rosie.orchids.and.dandelions/    

This special episode, The Compilation, marks the end of the first year of Mother of All Solutions...MOAS launched in Brixton in August 2019 and for this episode we invited 4 mums who attended the event to introduce themselves 'one year on' and select a favourite episode to play a clip from. We also asked them to say something about what support/actions they would like to see for working parents. The Shared Parental Leave, The Stay at Home Mum, The Polymath and The Childminder are showcased in this end of season special. In her intro and outro host and producer Laura Broderick talks about the other episodes, and reflects on where we are at with the podcast -as well as the future of making content around mums navigating a return to work.If you are a regular listener we hope The Compilation is a useful point of reflection for you too. If you are new to the MOAS podcast we hope it inspires you to listen to previous episodes! Thank you to everyone who has shared their stories and experiences to date - it really has been fantastic to work with you all and produce the series. Thank you for listening and hope to share more soon, but in the interim do get in touch with us - we'd love to hear from you! www.podfollow.com/moas @SolutionsMother / motherofallsolutions@gmail.com Edited by Owen Wainhouse, with music by Ros Fraser. Photo by Louise MacGregor. 

In which Dixie and Eddy actually play Scion: Origin, with Matthew as Storyguide. Note: This is the continuation of the story from episodes 54 and 56. Wow, 100 episodes! The Childminder and Chitty Chitty Bang Bang Jerkbirbs! Recap from last time Phaedra and Kian Meeting with the daughter of Poseidon Learning about the Tattoo Lizards Setting up a meeting LINKS Scion Origin: https://www.drivethrurpg.com/product/246765/Scion-Second-Edition-Book-One-Origin?affiliate_id=548232 Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chitty_Chitty_Bang_Bang 

Should you keep paying your childminder when you're not using them during lockdown? Special Needs Assistants being redeployed - but are they trained for the healthcare sector? What are the chances of getting away for a Summer Holiday during the #covid19 #pandemic & there's lots more See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the fourth episode Laura talks to Colette Thomas. We talk about being a childminder, changing careers to suit your family situation, plus being a single mother, then grandmother. We also explore professional pursuits and the professional wall!

A Submissive Wife should manage her home well, it takes a great deal of skill, and hard work to do it properly, being a Submissive wife is a full-time job 24 hours a day seven days a week with no holidays. As a wife, you have many roles to fill Childminder, Nurse, Cleaner, Cook, Teacher etc. Hopefully, your learning on how to be a good wife will of started when you were a child it is the mother's place to teach her daughters the skills she will need later in life. Unfortunately, modern life is changing how the families live, and many mothers do not have the time or even want to teach their daughters the skills either because they have to work full-time jobs then come home and start again or that they have modern views on marriage. There is now lots of pressure on young women not to be "Submissive" in the home; women get told that she should be in charge as well. The sad fact is that it has never been harder than it is now for a young woman to get married and live a traditional lifestyle where she is the Submissive Wife, and her husband is the Head Of The House. The thing I find strange about modern times is that women have fought for the have the right to choose how they live, but now women who want to live a traditional married life feel pressured not to and many fear ridicule if they tell their friends. Modern views are taking away the right to live freely and openly traditional life Lots of young ladies now face marriage without the necessary skill set to be a good wife and run the home well. The pressure of being a new wife is hard enough without being poorly prepared and not having the necessary skill sets. The good news is you can learn the skills you need, remember that when you get married your husband knows that you are not going to be perfect from day one, there will be disasters in the kitchen and times when a takeaway meal is the only option. To help new and also existing wives I am going to post more practical tips and articles on running the home. Things like how to budget, how to do meal plans etc. The skills a young wife must have. I am also offering one on one mentoring sessions to cover these skills if you would like more information on these and the cost contact me,

A Submissive Wife should manage her home well, it takes a great deal of skill, and hard work to do it properly, being a Submissive wife is a full-time job 24 hours a day seven days a week with no holidays. As a wife, you have many roles to fill Childminder, Nurse, Cleaner, Cook, Teacher etc. Hopefully, your learning on how to be a good wife will of started when you were a child it is the mother's place to teach her daughters the skills she will need later in life. Unfortunately, modern life is changing how the families live, and many mothers do not have the time or even want to teach their daughters the skills either because they have to work full-time jobs then come home and start again or that they have modern views on marriage. There is now lots of pressure on young women not to be "Submissive" in the home; women get told that she should be in charge as well. The sad fact is that it has never been harder than it is now for a young woman to get married and live a traditional lifestyle where she is the Submissive Wife, and her husband is the Head Of The House. The thing I find strange about modern times is that women have fought for the have the right to choose how they live, but now women who want to live a traditional married life feel pressured not to and many fear ridicule if they tell their friends. Modern views are taking away the right to live freely and openly traditional life Lots of young ladies now face marriage without the necessary skill set to be a good wife and run the home well. The pressure of being a new wife is hard enough without being poorly prepared and not having the necessary skill sets. The good news is you can learn the skills you need, remember that when you get married your husband knows that you are not going to be perfect from day one, there will be disasters in the kitchen and times when a takeaway meal is the only option. To help new and also existing wives I am going to post more practical tips and articles on running the home. Things like how to budget, how to do meal plans etc. The skills a young wife must have. I am also offering one on one mentoring sessions to cover these skills if you would like more information on these and the cost contact me,

This week Andy and Jose welcome back Games Journalist Joe Robinson to talk about weird nursery rhymes, daycare vs carers (aka ChildMinders) and adventures in foreign lands. Follow us on IG @mrjosedelaroca. Don't forget to repost, like and subscribe to our channel. If you want to contact us for a shoutout or a chance to win a free XboX One game and a copy of Jose's book email us at hello@josedelaroca.com

Childminder and mum Sinéad Graham talks about the challenges she faced as a Year 1 teacher, which contributed to her decision to leave the profession early. Sinéad and her husband are not planning to home educate, but she has several questions about home education which you can eavesdrop during this episode! We cover topics including: finding the right time to expose your children to the harsh realities of racism, differences between the teacher vs home educator mindset, and mainstream vs special schools for children with additional needs.

Transcript -- Mentally ill or coping in the face of adversity? You decide. This audio drama reveals the inner life and outer persona of a woman living on a deprived estate in Cardiff.

Mentally ill or coping in the face of adversity? You decide. This audio drama reveals the inner life and outer persona of a woman living on a deprived estate in Cardiff.

Transcript -- Three adult learners talk about the value of life experience and describe how they managed their studies alongside other commitments.

Three adult learners talk about the value of life experience and describe how they managed their studies alongside other commitments.

Transcript -- Three adult learners talk about the value of life experience and describe how they managed their studies alongside other commitments.

Three adult learners talk about the value of life experience and describe how they managed their studies alongside other commitments.