YOU have the power to CHANGE IT! A conversation with Carina Groombridge

When the going GETS tough --- A conversation with Jennifer Bellware

In this episode, let us find out what happens when a parent's expectations become unrealistic about how to care for their child. How can we deal with challenging situations with parents as educators? What support do we need?  When is the best time to talk to parents when their child gets hurt in daycare?  All these and more with Jennifer Bellware on this episode of Daycare Unscripted.

"Keeping it SIMPLE" --- with Melanie and Kathy.

Today, we discuss the importance of having frequent "dates" with your children. Why is it significant?  How can we ensure that we are incorporating it in our busy everyday schedules as parents?  How much does it really take to spend time with them?  These and more on today's episode of Daycare Unscripted.

YOU have the power to CHANGE IT! A conversation with Carina Groombridge

In this episode we speak with Carina Groombridge --- wife, a mother of 4, success and mindset coach and founder of Mompreneur Movement!  How does she balance her roles?  Does she experience 'mom guilt' as she juggles her career and being a mom?  What does she have to say to moms and parents feeling stuck and  constantly overwhelmed?  Listen to our conversation to find out here on Daycare Unscripted!

Every Child Matters with Kim Soule.

In light of autism awareness month, Kim Soule joins me as she opens up to us about her experiences as an educator and a mother of a child with special needs.  What does it mean to include and accept children with special needs in the classroom? What is our role as educators in it?  Why is a parent's involvement crucial?  All this and more on this episode of Daycare Unscripted.

More than an EDUCATOR --- A conversation with Donna Skea (part 2)

Today, we continue our conversation with Donna Skea. Learn why gratitude is so important.  How can we deal with the challenges we face everyday as educators. What is The Infinite Educator. Most importantly, WHY WE NEED TO ADVOCATE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD.