Podcasts about kinderling kids radio

Emma Watkins donned the yellow jersey of the Wiggles in 2010 and became one of their most-loved members. After leaving the Wiggles last year Emma has been hard at work on her next work. It involves a new colour (orange, or apricot, depending on who you ask) singing, dancing and signing. Emma talks about when she first fell in love with signing and what she hopes to achieve with her latest project. Listen to Emma Memma on Kinderling Kids Radio on the LiSTNR app: https://www.listnr.com/genre/kids See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Billy Black in an artist who grew up in care and a mum of two. Having experienced the powerlessness as a child growing up in out-of-home care, Billy wants to see kids having a greater say in what happens in their lives. She talks about her experience and why her book Roar helps kids to find their own voice. Roar is Kinderling Kids Radio's Story of the Week. You can listen to it here. https://www.kinderlingkids.com/shows/story-of-the-week/?d=140722 See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Raising children can be challenging. Just when you think you have it all worked out, the sleeper will stop sleeping. The eater will stop eating. When you can't find a rhyme or reason to challenging behaviour, Helpline has you covered. Each week an expert joins the show to answer your specific question. On this episode Mothercraft nurse Chris Minogue helps parents with the following challenges:7-month-old struggling to pooToilet training an almost 3-year-oldHelping a 7-week-old baby with reflux, hiccups and constipationA 20-month-old who has stopped self-settling at nightA 4.5-year-old who is refusing medicineA 16-month-old who won't sleep in his cotA 4.5-year-old who needs - the meditation mentioned in this answer is Kinderling Kids Radio's Bedtime Explorers.If you would like an online appointment with Chris Minogue you can book her through Babyology's Parent School. Helpline will be back next Monday. You can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from AEDT 8.15pm or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

This week on Helpline in Focus author, matrescence expert and mindfulness coach Amy Taylor-Kabbaz joins out how we can manage to look after ourselves in the midst of homeschooling and working. Amy guides us through the following:An understanding of where parents are at right nowNurturing ways to start the dayHow to relax fully before bedA five minute meditationAmy mentions her meditations for kids Bedtime Explorers that can be found at Kinderling Kids Radio.To book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert, check out Parent School powered by Babyology. Want to ask our experts your own question? Join our weekly LIVE Helplines on Facebook or leave your question in our Facebook Helpline Group.

Eli Murray is a composer and dad who has worked on meditation music for Kinderling Kids Radio. Eli talks about how becoming a dad has influenced the way he makes music, and how he puts together the sweetest sounds for your baby to sleep to. Eli's latest album is called Outside Explorations by Gentleforce. To listen to Gentleforce music on Kinderling Kids, download the free Kinderling app now. Or buy the album on Bandcamp.

Magical Beings launches tomorrow! And to enjoy all ten new episodes, download the Kinderling Kids Radio app and subscribe to Kinderling Premium. Do you believe in magic? You will when you meet Bedtime Explorers ‘Magical Beings'. In the most enchanted season yet, Amy Taylor-Kabbaz helps little explorers unlock their imaginations as they drift off on sleepy-time journeys. Journeys that lead to a magic land full of mystical beings like a helpful witch, a lucky gnome and a friendly dragon. And while little explorers imagine and dream, Amy's soothing meditations will help their bodies and minds relax and drift off into sleep. To enjoy the ten magical new episodes, download the Kinderling Kids Radio app and subscribe to Kinderling Premium. Host: Amy Taylor-Kabbaz Editing and Sound Design: Max Gosford Executive Production: Lorna Clarkson   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Why do we yawn? Should we pick scabs?  And how do we stop a hiccup? Mr Snot Bottom is back with brand new icky, gooey episodes of Busy Bodies every fortnight. To listen to all the new episodes of Busy Bodies ICKY STUFF now, download the Kinderling Kids Radio app and start your 30 day free trial. Kinderling Kids Radio – made for Kids – Loved by parents. Written and voiced by Mr Snot Bottom (children’s entertainer and comedian - www.mrsnotbottom.com). All the facts checked by Kinderling friend, Dr Dr Gary Nicholls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What does a Triceratops and a Peacock have in common? Can you pat a shark? And what ARE animal mummies? The Fact Detectives are back with brand new fun-filled episodes every fortnight. To listen to the new season of The Fact Detectives now, just download the Kinderling Kids Radio app and start your 30 day free trial. Kinderling Kids Radio – made for Kids – Loved by parents.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Professional advice when you're navigating the depths of sleep deprivation can give you a way to a better night's sleep for both you and your child. Today on Helpline our expert is Baby Sleep Consultant and Parent School expert Hannah Myers. In this episode she tackles:A one-year-old taking a while to settle for all her sleepsA four-year-old waking super early (and being super grumpy)An eight-week-old who is being rocked to sleep (and is unable to self-soothe)Is a cat-napping six-month-old getting enough sleep?A two-and-a-half year old with a developmental delay who is not getting enough sleepA four-and-a-half-year-old who will not settle for bedA three-year-old who refuses to stay in bedA seven-month-old who needs to be fed to sleep, cat naps and then will not resettleA three-year-old who has started wetting themselves after a new baby has arrivedA four-month-old who has started rolling at nightIn this episode we mention Kinderling Kids Radio's Bedtime Explorers.Helpline will be back next week. You can contact us by doing any of the following: Email us at helpline@theparentbrand.com.au, ask your question during the Babyology Facebook live on Monday from AEDT 11:30am or leave your question in our Babyology Helpline Facebook group. Need help or advice right now? Book in a one-on-one session with a Parent School expert

Australia is full of different cultures and languages, but what does it mean to grow up balancing your linguistic heritage with English? Does it open doors or make life more confusing? Sirine Demachkie is second generation Lebanese and a bilingual TV presenter and producer. She is also the host of our sister company Kinderling Kids Radio's podcast Mother Tongue. Sirine grew up speaking Arabic at home, and now she is doing the same with her daughter. Sirine explains why as a teen she pushed back against speaking Arabic, and why it has become so important for her today.Kinderling Kids Radio has several bilingual stories available on their website.

Jamila Rizvi is an articulate political commentator, but during the pandemic she found it difficult to explain what was going on to her four-year-old son Rafi. She looked for content that could explore not only what children had lost during the pandemic, but also what made them feel empowered. When she found nothing but cartoons of germs she sat down to write a picture book. The result is I'm a hero too. Jamila talks about big conversations with little people and why she thinks they are little heroes of this pandemic. Listen to I'm a hero too on Kinderling Kids Radio.

How do you define art? And how does that definition influence the role of art in your life? Chances are it's quite different to what your kids think, and how they create their own art every day. A new podcast made by Kinderling Kids Radio in collaboration with the Queensland Art Gallery, Gallery of Modern Art (QUAGOMA) aims to expand kids' ideas about what art is and how it is made. Outside the Lines is a ten-part series where children interact with artists featured at QUAGOMA. Tamsin Cull, Head of Public Engagement at QUAGOMA, explains why this podcast is so important and how it will help change everyone's idea of what art is.

Kinderling Kids Radio is launching a new season of Bedtime Explorers, the enormously popular meditation podcast series that helps children get to sleep. Now the podcast has been nominated for a Webby Award, described by the New York Times as "... the internet's highest honour." Host and co-producer Amy Taylor-Kabbaz talks about the seasons that have been produced so far- including one dedicated to dinosaurs! Vote for Bedtime Explorers for the Webby Awards here and help more parents find this amazing podcast.

Hey Groovecats, Groovy Ruby here. Welcome to my brand new podcast just for kids - the Gather 'Round Groovecast! Until now, the only way you could have fun with me was by tuning in to Gather 'Round on Kinderling Kids Radio weekday mornings. But now you and I can enjoy all the best wiggling, giggling, singing, dancing moments from Gather 'Round - all here in a funtastic podcast just for you! There are jokes, interviews with famous friends (The Wiggles!), fun facts, quizzes and more!   Can’t wait to go on a sound adventure with you on my very special GROOVY podcast!  The Gather 'Round GROOVECAST! Like and subscribe now so you don’t miss out on any of the fun!

Learn Koori in our kids podcast Mother Tongue!  Bujari gamarruwa means g’day in Koori! That’s one of the many, many Aboriginal languages spoken in Australia. In this episode, Nathan joins Sirine to share the Koori culture, including the sound of the bullroara and the meaning of the Aboriginal flag.  This is a Kinderling Kids Radio podcast. If you love what you hear then please subscribe, rate and leave a lovely review! It really helps :) Here are the Koori words you'll learn in this episode: Bijari Gamaroowa - G’Day Bullroara - A traditional Aboriginal instrument Barralala - A traditional song from the Eora Nation which means Song of Sydney Pipis - A yummy seafood snack Nayi Ngyini Minga - See You all (how to say goodbye in Eora) Yaki in Goori - See you when I’m looking at you SONG:   Parabulā Paramā Manginiwā Yenbōngi Parabulā Paramā Manginiwā Yenbōngi Parabulā Paramā Manginiwā Yenbōngi Parabulā Paramā Beriang galangdā Toindinmā Manginiwā Yenbōngi Did you know: Barralala is known as the Song of Sydney – the Eora nation. This was the first Aboriginal song ever to be heard outside Australia, and it introduced Sydney to the world!

Learn Greek in our kids podcast Mother Tongue! Yiasou means hello in Greek. In this episode, Sirine is joined by Anthea who shares her language and culture, telling us what the Greek flag means and sharing a story about her grandparents.  This is a Kinderling Kids Radio podcast. If you love what you hear then please subscribe, rate and leave a lovely review! It really helps :) Here are the Greek words you'll learn in this episode: Yiasou - Hello Bouzouki - A traditional Greek instrument like a guitar YiaYia and Pappous - Grandma and Grandpa Kipouriki - Gardening Palamakia Peksete - Clap your hands Koularakia - A traditional Greek biscuit eaten at Easter time Anthio - Bye SONG:  Sing along in Greek: Palamakia peksete Ke o babas too erhete Ke too ferni katiti Kooloorakia sto kharti  Palamakia peksete Ke i manoola erhete Na to parei agalia To mikrooli tis pedhia  Palamakia, palamakia Pezoon ola ta pedhakia Palamakia ke khoro dakh dirdi ke dakh dirdo English translation: Clap your hands His dad is coming To bring him something, Cookies in a paper. Clap your hands Mommy is coming To take her little one On her lap, children. Clap, clap All the children clap Clapping and dancing Dah dirdi and  Dah dirdo*.

Learn Vietnamese in our kids podcast Mother Tongue!   Xin Chao means hello in Vietnamese. Sirine is joined by Nally whose parents are from Vietnam. The Vietnamese language has some special tones that give words different meanings and Nally shares other special parts of her culture including her favourite Vietnamese snack.  This is a Kinderling Kids Radio podcast. If you love what you hear then please subscribe, rate and leave a lovely review! It really helps :) Here are the Vietnamese words you'll learn in this episode: Xin Chao- Hello Sao - A Vietnamese bamboo flute Ao Dai - A traditional Vietnamese gown Kìa Con Buom Vang - There Is Yellow Butterfly (the name of a popular Vietnamese song) Nem Nuong - A Vietnamese snack (a type of grilled sausage on a stick) Ngon Moo - Yummy Chao - Bye SONG:    Kìa con bướm vàng Kìa con bướm vàng Xòe đôi cánh Xòe đôi cánh Tung cánh bay năm ba vòng Tung cánh bay năm ba vòng. Em ngồi xem Em ngồi xem. English translation: There, yellow butterfly, There, yellow butterfly Spreads its wings Spreads its wings, Takes its flight Takes its flight, We sit and watch We sit and watch.

Learn Samoan in our kids podcast Mother Tongue!    Talofa! This means hello in the Samoan language. In this episode, Sirine is joined by Milo who grew up in Samoa. He shares special parts of his culture like playing the pate and singing a beautiful song in his mother tongue.  This is a Kinderling Kids Radio podcast. If you love what you hear then please subscribe, rate and leave a lovely review! It really helps :)    Here are the Samoan words you'll learn in this episode: Milo - Hello Pate - A traditional Samoan instrument Lava Lava - A traditional Samoan skirt Laumei Faiaga - Gentle Turtle (name of a popular Samoan song) Talo - A popular Samoan vegetable, like a potato Manaia- Delicious Tofa - Goodbye SONG:     Laumei faiaga, faasusu si au tama Aumai le moega'afa- fa'i mai, fa'i mai Se lauti o laulelei, e lavalava le laumei Fonuea, Fonuea, laulau mai se manamea Po 'e sai i luga nei O sa Letuli i luga nei A ua'ina, a la'ina A solo e mata'ina Lou galu tu'u la le i'a Lalelei, lalelei, lalelei! English translation: Gentle turtle, milk your baby Bring the bed, pluck, pluck Tea leaves, to dress the turtle, Fonuea, Fonuea, show us your sweetheart Who's calling? It's Letuli's people. In rain or sunshine Let us see you Gaze at the fish Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!

Learn Cantonese in our kids podcast Mother Tongue!  Nei hou means hello in Cantonese. In this episode Sirine is joined by Angel who grew up in Hong Kong. She shares a fun song and talks about a very yummy snack! Ho mei!  This is a Kinderling Kids Radio podcast. If you love what you hear then please subscribe, rate and leave a lovely review! It really helps :) Here are the Cantonese words you'll learn in this episode: Lei Ho 你好 - Hello Yi Wu二胡 - A string instrument also known as a Chinese Violin Gung Fu功夫 - Kung Fu (a form of Martial Arts) Gao Zi 餃子 - Chinese dumplings of various types Ho Mei 好味 - Very good (and you say it when you eat something yummy) Joi Gin 再見 - See you again (Bye) SONG:   Yao-Zak-Che-Chay-Dee-Lokshui Dee-Lokshui Dee-Lokshui Yao-Zak-Che-Chay-Dee-Lokshui Bai shui ching ho  Yao-Zak-Che-Chay-Dee-Lokshui Dee-Lokshui  Dee-Lokshui Yao-Zak-Che-Chay-Dee-Lokshui Bai shui ching ho Translation: Yao-Zak-Che-Chay-Dee-Lokshui means A Bird Falling Into Water.

In this episode, Teri talks about the Alexa Skills that were winners in the 2019 Webby Awards. The Webby Awards are awards that are given to people, organizations and companies that are doing incredible things on the web. With the explosion of voice technology, the awards added ten new categories just for voice. Teri is going to highlight the winning Alexa skill that is available in Canada as well as those that got honorable mentions. Ready? Here we go! And the Honorable Mentions were!#1 ALIEN: Offworld Colony SimulatorIt’s by 20th Century Fox and was one of the honorable mentions in the best user-experience category.It is a turn-based exploration game that challenges you to escape from the sectors of a locked down Weyland-Yutani Space Colony. The objective of the game is to escape as many colony sectors as possible before being trapped by the colony’s quarantine protocol, or falling prey to security hazards. #2 Bedtime ExplorersThis is by Kinderling Kids Radio.It is a soundscape type of exploration for children to be used primarily when they are getting ready for bed. It has very soothing music and voice, and gives kids the option to explore different animals or magical places in a soothing and calming way. It keeps the kids entertained and allows them to settle down for the evening.#3 Big SkyIt is by Philosophical Creations and it was an honorable mention in the productivity category.It is the go-to weather skill. It has more detailed weather forecast and information than the built-in weather forecast in Alexa.It uses the Dark Sky API, to give hyper-local for hour-by hour weather forecasts tied to your actual street address.#4 ChompersIt is by Gimlet Media and was an honorable mention in the health, fitness and lifestyle category.It’s a great skill that helps you get your kids to brush their teeth. You simply say, “Alexa, start chompers”Kids hear jokes, riddles, stories, fun facts, silly songs and more, that keep them giggling and brushing for the full two minutes that dentists recommend. To help your family build good brushing habits, Chompers counts the times you brush and celebrates your streaks.#5 Sleep SoundsIt is by Invoked Apps LLC and it was an honorable mention in the health, fitness and lifestyle category.It plays calming sound loops to help you fall asleep faster, sleep better, relax, meditate, or drown out distracting noises.There are several sleep sound skills, so one has to look out for this one by Invoked Apps, by listening right after you say, “Open Sleep Sounds”. It will say, “Welcome to Sleep Sounds by Invoked Apps”#6 Song QuizIt is by Volley Inc. and it was an honorable mention in the games and entertainment category.It is a great game.When you say, “Open Song Quiz”, it asks you for a decade of songs and you have to guess the name and artist of the song based on a short clip that it plays. You can also choose a number of players.#7 Suggest a BeerIt is by Dabble Lab and it was an honorable mention in the food and drink category.It is available in Canada but the content isn’t Canadian.It can suggest a beer to you, and it has more than 5,000 different beers, but they are all American brewed craft and specialty beers. It can suggest a random beer or a beer by state.And now for the winner skill that is available in Canada… drum roll please…Headspace: Guided Meditation for EverybodyIt is by Headspace and it won in two categories, Health, Fitness and Lifestyle, and People’s Voice.Headspace is meditation and mindfulness made simple. It’s very soothing, has a great voice and talks you through how to meditate and how to be more mindful with lots of different exercises and meditations that you can do.It’s great for relaxing, feeling calm, and winding down if you are feeling anxious.List of resources mentioned in this episode:Flash Briefing FormulaALIEN: Offworld Colony SimulatorBedtime Explorers Big SkyChompersSleep SoundsSong QuizSuggest a BeerHeadspace: Guided Meditation for EverybodyOther Useful resources:Voice in Canada: The Flash BriefingComplete List of Alexa CommandsReviews of top Alexa Skills in CanadaAlexa-Enabled and Controlled Devices in CanadaTeri Fisher on TwitterAlexa in Canada on TwitterAlexa in Canada Facebook PageAlexa in Canada Community Group on FacebookAlexa in Canada on InstagramPlease leave a review on iTunesShopping on Amazon.ca See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Once upon a time children used to crowd around the wireless and listen to their favourite stories, music and comedies. These days children have a plethora of screens to choose from. Kinderling Kids Radio is trying to get back to that kind of engagement, in a world full of screens. Sally Knight, Head of Early Learning at Kinderling, explains why the station had to get creative with sound, and what it means for children's development to play alongside the radio. Brought to you by LEGO DUPLO - the fun way to create and connect.

Luke Escombe, front man and Aspara-Gus from The Vegetable Plot, and Lucy Kippist, online editor for Kinderling Kids Radio joining Shevonne Hunt to debate and laugh through the topics parents were talking about over the last week. From the power of kindness from strangers and the environmental impact of children, to repeating parenting mistakes and when children should start to do chores.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1999 Tim wrote a beautiful children's book called 'The Deep'. This week on Kinderling Kids Radio the beloved book is our Story of the Week. In this episode of Kinderling Conversation Tim describes where he lives, the inspiration behind the pictures and why not everyone can live in paradise.

Author and CEO of Jayson Brunsdon fashion, Aaron Brunsdon and author Rhian Allen a.k.a The Healthy Mummy make up this weeks panel with host Shevonne Hunt. They discuss gender neutral greetings that QANTAS have introduced as part of their move toward being more inclusive, how fast fashion affects families, could the humble sausage sandwich be worse for us than we thought, and the latest and most messy of fads, slime! Plus Aaron and Rhian recall their own gross crazes when they were growing up.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dr Nicholas Ng is a performer, composer and researcher at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.He has also reimagined a Chinese creation story The Four Dragons for Kinderling's Story of the Week. He talks about what he loved about the Lunar New Year as a child, and what he does with his family today. He also explains what The Four Dragons represents to Chinese people in the 21st Century.

Kinderling Kids Radio and Westpac are proud to announce Your Family, Your Money - a fresh and fun approach to family finance, hosted by experts Caitlin Fitzsimmons and Georgina Dent.

Sarah Hunstead from CPR Kids takes us through when, and how to get a second medical opinion.

This federal budget the Home Doctor Service is "under review". This has made some people nervous, including Acting Executive Director of The Parenthood Nicole Lessio.

Mothercraft Nurse Chris Minogue points parents in the right direction in this episode by helping a 7 month old eat better during the day (so they need less feeding at night), how to dress a wriggly 11 month old and how much awake time a 9 month old should have before nap time.

Children are watching their TV shows on streaming services and cable, and commercial TV is struggling to stay viable. So why is Greens Senator Sarah-Hanson Young calling for commercial TV to keep their Australian kids content quotas?

This week Kinderling's own Jason Treuen and Sarah Hunstead of CPR Kids, delve into topics like kids who drive cars,bringing babies to work, and how to deal with feuding siblings in the funniest way possible.

Just what is democratic learning? Jesse Fulcher from Where The Books Are, an organisation that aims to empower children through books, chatted to Shevonne Hunt about just that.

Mothercraft nurse Chris Minogue has given some stellar advice for parents over the last three months. From fussy eating, to misbehaving toddlers and independent v.s. dependent sleep association.

With vaccination a hot button topic, Federal Minister for Education, Simon Birmingham, dropped by to chat about his experiences with daycare and vaccinations with his own children.

Run out of projects to do with the kids? Crafty Mum extraordinaire Lucie Billingsley takes us through some inspiring ideas on what you can do with your kids that won't cost a bomb.