Podcast appearances and mentions of clare crew

Your natural mothering instinct usually means you put your childrens' needs before your own. But sometimes that can be to your - and their - detriment. Looking after yourself first helps you to be a better parent and a more positive role model to your children. In today's episode of Mum-to-Mum Monday we'll be talking about the huge impact that your own physical and mental wellbeing has on the way you parent. I for one know that on the days where I've got my head together and feel calm, happy and rested, I'm a far better mummy. And, as if by magic, those are the days when my children respond to me more positively. It's a win-win situation. My guest today is SuperMum, Clare Crew. Clare lives in Adelaide, South Australia. She is an Educator, Speaker and Mum to 3 children aged 5, 8 and 9. Clare always wanted to work with children and is qualified in neuro-development. She earned a degree in Early Childhood Education followed by a Masters Degree in Special Education. When Clare had her own children she thought that, with all the learning and experience she had working with children, she would have parenthood sorted. But her children taught her that there are some things you just can't learn from books. Parenthood led Clare on a journey of transformation where she realised that the well-being of mums is just as important as the well-being of children. In juggling her children with a small age gap, practising self-care was a critical component in making sure she became the parent she wanted to be. Clare now uses her academic knowledge and hands-on experience to empower parents and teachers with real-life strategies for supporting children's success. She does this through her blog, via the Thriving Children Podcast, and in her consulting work. In today's episode, you'll learn that your own mindset and well-being is a fundamental part of being a great parent. By making yourself a priority rather than always putting yourself last and making do with the dregs, not only are you thriving as a mum, you're helping your children to thrive too. I'm delighted to welcome Clare to my show today. She teaches us that, whilst there's no correct formula to parenting, looking at your own needs and answering them, helps you serves your entire family in the most productive and successful way. You can find the full write up from this episode including the Show Notes at www.Lisa-York.com/079 Your iTunes Rating and Review helps spread the SuperMum message. Thanks so much! Go Conquer Motherhood!

In this episode the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare revisits the topic of homework, with educator, author and advocate Alfie Kohn.Listen in to hear:What the research says about the impact of homework on academic learning, time management skills and school/home continuity3 reasons that we cling to homework in spite of what the research saysWhat the alternative to homework looks like Links for this episode:Alfie Kohn's Website: www.alfiekohn.orgAlfie Kohn on Twitter

In this episode, I interview Clare Crew, a mother, teacher, speaker and host of the Thriving Children podcast. Clare shares with us some of the ups and downs on her journey of parenting and integrating that with her role as an educator, being still a great teacher while having some energy left for your own children. She experienced post-natal depression in her shift into motherhood, and I really wanted to have her on the show because of course teaching is still a predominantly female workforce and many still think of it as a very family-friendly profession, but it isn't always the case. Obviously every parent's story will be different and there is no one-size-fits-all but as you probably know by now, I think it's important to talk about mental health challenges and also to share a range of different career options for teachers at any stage of life.Clare talks in this episode about the different choices she's made in her teaching career since becoming a parent, and how that's still evolving. I also particularly love her point about superheroes being fictional characters and that we shouldn't compare ourselves to them, or to anyone else for that matter. I hope that you enjoy this interview with Clare Crew from Thriving Children.Find the show notes for this episode at www.selfcareforteachers.com.au/podcast and connect with Clare at www.thrivingchildren.com.au or on Facebook @ThriveEducationAndWellnessThis episode is brought to you by Daniela Falecki's teacher wellbeing cards. These 52 cards give you simple daily reminders to help better support your wellbeing. Find them and Daniela's other resources at www.teacher-wellbeing.com

In this episode, I interview Clare Crew, a mother, teacher, speaker and host of the Thriving Children podcast. Clare shares with us some of the ups and downs on her journey of parenting and integrating that with her role as an educator, being still a great teacher while having some energy left for your own children. She experienced post-natal depression in her shift into motherhood, and I really wanted to have her on the show because of course teaching is still a predominantly female workforce and many still think of it as a very family-friendly profession, but it isn’t always the case. Obviously every parent’s story will be different and there is no one-size-fits-all but as you probably know by now, I think it’s important to talk about mental health challenges and also to share a range of different career options for teachers at any stage of life.Clare talks in this episode about the different choices she’s made in her teaching career since becoming a parent, and how that’s still evolving. I also particularly love her point about superheroes being fictional characters and that we shouldn’t compare ourselves to them, or to anyone else for that matter. I hope that you enjoy this interview with Clare Crew from Thriving Children.Find the show notes for this episode at www.selfcareforteachers.com.au/podcast and connect with Clare at www.thrivingchildren.com.au or on Facebook @ThriveEducationAndWellnessThis episode is brought to you by Daniela Falecki’s teacher wellbeing cards. These 52 cards give you simple daily reminders to help better support your wellbeing. Find them and Daniela’s other resources at www.teacher-wellbeing.com

Do our kids actually need homework? Is it really doing them any favours? Today we are talking to a fabulous teacher who’s based down in Adelaide and she’s not afraid to speak up when it comes to ditching homework and replacing it with more time to relax, connect, move and play. Clare Crew is an Listen In The post HBH 18: Ditch Homework For More Play appeared first on The Wellness Couch.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats about Autism with Rhiannon Crispe from Homebase Hope.Rhiannon is an Occupational Therapist and GAPS Practitioner who spreads a message of positivity and possibility for people caring for a child on the spectrum.Hear:Autism defined differentlyThe advantages that come with a diagnostic label, as well as some of the limitationsRhiannon's whole child approach to interventionThe reason home based interventions are often the most powerfulLinks for this episode:Homebase Hope WebsiteHomebase Hope on FacebookRhiannon's 'All About Autism' podcastLimitations of a Label (Clare's blog post)

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with writer and recovering teacher, Gabbie Stroud.They discuss:Gabbie's new book 'Teacher: One woman’s struggle to keep the heart in teaching’. Being a school parent after seeing classroom life behind the scenesHow we can stop losing brilliant whole-hearted educators from the teaching professionLinks for this episode:Gabbie's book, available at all good book stores - Teacher: One woman's struggle to keep the heart in teachingGabbie's website: www.gjstroud.comGabbie Stroud on Facebook

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare talks about technology with Anna from Kids Play Space and Natalie Smith from Brilliant Boys.Hear about the impact of screens on behaviour and development (especially before sleep), what children see when we're staring at our phones, why 'Bring Your Own Device' policies aren't always wonderful and so much more! Links for this episode:Brilliant Boys WebsiteBrilliant Boys on FacebookKids Play Space WebsiteKids Play Space on Facebookhttps://www.brilliantboys.com.au/

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare speaks with Daniel Burton and Trudi Bennett from Educated by Nature. In their second appearance on the podcast, Daniel and Trudi share their knowledge about tool use, how and why saws and hammers are used within their nature education programs, as well as the brave steps parents and educators can take to give their children thrilling experiences such as these. Links for this episode:Educated by Nature WebsiteEducated by Nature on FacebookEducated by Nature on Instagram'Safety' is the theme for this month's episodes. Subscribe to the Thriving Children Podcast via iTunes so that you don't miss other related topics.To subscribe to Clare's newsletter list, visit www.ThrivingChildren.com.auTo follow on Facebook, search for Thriving Children.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare speaks to Michelle Derrig about child protection. They discuss the prevalence of child sexual abuse, as well as the importance of informing and empowering our children with protective behaviour conversations.Michelle is author of the picture book 'Only for Me'. "Only For Me was written in consultation with child protection experts, adult survivors of child abuse and countless parents. It is designed to enable parents and educators to empower young children with the critical information that they need to know, whilst still protecting their innocence".  100% of Author Royalties are donated to agencies treating victims and preventing child sexual abuse.Links for this episode:Bravehearts Organisation: www.Bravehearts.org.auOnly for Me Book (to preview or purchase): www.onlyforme.com.auOnly for Me Facebook Page'Safety' is the theme for this month's episodes. Subscribe to the Thriving Children Podcast via iTunes so that you don't miss other related topics.To subscribe to Clare's newsletter list, visit www.ThrivingChildren.com.auTo follow on Facebook, search for Thriving Children.

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare offers motor play (movement) ideas for the first year of life. Links for this episode:A pictorial guide of how to leave a podcast reviewSmart Start by Margaret Sasse (I forgot to mention this book but it shares wonderful motor play ideas for the first 5 years)Clare's Website: www.ThrivingChildren.com.au​Music by BenSound.com

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with Australian Parenting Expert, Justin Coulson.Their conversation centres around how to connect with our children, where people typically get stuck and how to create positive change in this area. It’s an inspiring and practical conversation that parents, as well as educators, will benefit from. Links for this episode:Justin Coulson’s Happy Families WebsiteJustin’s PodcastClare’s WebsiteJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook CommunityMusic by BenSound.com

What are your thoughts on play? Do you consider yourself a playful mother? Or is play something purely reserved for the kids in your household?Today's podcast guest, Clare Crew is an early childhood teacher, educational consultant, and owner of Thriving Children. In this episode we chat all about play, it's importance not only to children, but for parents too, and why so many mothers have lost the ability to play.To find out more about Clare, you can find her here:Thriving Children website:http://www.thrivingchildren.com.au/Thriving Children podcast:https://player.whooshkaa.com/shows/thriving-children-podcastThriving Children Facebook page:https://www.facebook.com/ThriveEducationAndWellness/

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with previous guests, Nat Smith and Anna Meadows. They share their dreams for children, describing how they’d use three wishes (granted by a genie) to create positive change within the education system, within families and for our youngest citizens. ​Links for this episode:Episode 41 with Nat Smith: Brilliant Boys Episode 65 with Anna Meadows: The Senses at PlayBrilliant Boys on FacebookKids Play Space on FacebookBrilliant Boys WebsiteKids Play Space WebsiteClare’s WebsiteJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook CommunityMusic by BenSound.com

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare chats with Rebecca Thompson from Stone and Sprocket, about schema in children’s play.Listen in to hear:Rebecca’s professional journey thus farWhat is schema? How does it play out in children’s lives?The importance of reflective practice and continual questioningTips if you’re experiencing information overwhelmThe need to step back but tune inLinks for this episode:Stone and Sprocket WebsiteStone and Sprocket on FacebookInclusion Support Facebook GroupClare’s upcoming eventsJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook CommunityMusic by BenSound.com

We've said it before here on Faster Than Normal: Movement, play, creativity – All things children today don't get enough of in their daily lives. Yet again, another guest shows us just how detrimental a lack of play and creativity can be, and how beneficial an overdose of it is! Clare Crew is an early childhood and inclusive education teacher who specialises in the brain-body connection. She helps the children the system leaves behind, those with learning, attention and behavioural challenges. Her message is simple; children need more movement and play in the early years of life. And when we're able to deliver this, children begin thriving Enjoy the podcast!  As always, leave us a comment below, drop us a review on iTunes (PLEASE!) and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven't already! Know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note – We'd love to hear! PS: Don't forget – We have the #1 online video course for turning your ADHD into a superpower – The FTN Course is 38 three minute videos, watchable at your own pace, covering everything from work, to home life, to exercise and health. Check it out!

In this episode of the Thriving Children Podcast, Clare interviews global education thought leader Charles Fadel.  They discuss:Why the education system is no longer meeting the needs of today’s children or tomorrow’s workforceWhat skills and qualities we need to foster in students, in order to better prepare them for the futureAdopting a ‘growth mindset’ in our classrooms-is it enough?Charles’ surprising thoughts on standardisation and technologyAnd finally, what each of us can do to create big change within the education system Links for this episode:Four Dimensional Education Book CurriculumRedesign.orgJoin Clare’s Thriving Children Facebook Community Music by BenSound.com

Clare Crew is an early childhood and special education teacher who specializes in the brain-body connection. She helps the children the system leaves behind, those with learning, attention and behavioral challenges. Her message is simple; children need more movement and play in the early years of life. And when we're able to deliver this in our settings, children begin thriving. www.thrivingchildren.com.au www.unleashyourgeneius.com www.cactuschiropractic.com.au    

Today we are chatting with Clare who we met on a business trip to the Philippines and instantly connected with her. She holds a special role where she helps to overcome children's attention, learning and behavioural challenges by incorporating more movement, play, connection and of course real food. Clare holds a Degree in Early Childhood Education and a Masters in Special Education. She also holds certifications in neuro-development with a focus on the brain/body connection. We discuss common foods that may be affecting the behaviour of your child and what signs to look out for. We also dive into interesting discussions on the topic of primitive reflexes. Clare touches on the importance of some of these reflexes in children's ability to take in the information around them. We also hear why specific reflexes are commonly holding kids back in their learning capacity. Clare talks about events throughout her life that have fueled her passion for early education and improving food choices, including challenges overcoming her own infertility. She is now a proud mum of three! We explore how homework has been shown to do more harm than good and options you can take if you don't notice the benefits of homework for your children. Links & Resources Website: http://www.thrivingchildren.com.au/ Thriving Children Podcast: http://www.thrivingchildren.com.au/podcast.aspx Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThriveEducationAndWellness/

This week Brett interviews the face behind Thrive Education and Wellness Clare Crew. Clare has a degree in early childhood education, a master in special education and certifications in neuro development and she realised early on in her career that what she had been taught at Uni was not enough to equip her to deal Listen In The post TPS 142: How children thrive with Clare Crew appeared first on The Wellness Couch.