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Hosted by Danica See · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 56 episodes
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Where big feelings are welcome, tricky behaviour isn’t shamed, and early childhood educators finally feel seen. Are you an educator, teacher, or school leader navigating the messy, beautiful world of guiding children’s behaviour, emotions, and sense of belonging? You’ve just found your people. I’m Danica - early childhood mentor and consultant, and your go-to gal for honest, heart-led conversations about what actually works when supporting young children. Inside The Bloom Room, we go beyond sticker charts and surface-level strategies. Each week, I bring you fresh episodes packed with: ✨ Real, evidence-informed tools you can use tomorrow . ✨ Thoughtful chats with experts and educators doing the work. ✨ Practical guidance for supporting behaviour without shame. ✨ A whole lot of validation, nuance, and “OMG SAME” moments. Whether you're a seasoned leader or fresh out of uni, this is your space to grow, reflect, and reimagine what’s possible for the chil
Danica See hosts The Bloom Room: An Early Childhood Podcast, a education show with 56 episodes published.
University teaches you the theory, but what happens when you step into a real classroom? In this episode, I sit down with Chloe - a recently graduated early childhood educator - to explore the gap between what we're taug
Most of us begin this work because we care deeply about children but, at some point, many of us discover that caring isn't as simple as we thought. In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Louise Nelson - early childhood e
Quality has become one of the most talked-about words in early childhood education but, somewhere along the way, many educators have been left wondering whether we're actually creating quality - or simply chasing it. In
There’s a lot of conversation right now about children who aren’t coping at school - but what if the real question is whether the system is still meeting the needs of the children it's designed to serve? In this episode,
What happens when passion, commitment, and hard work still don't feel like enough? In this episode, I speak with Jenny - educator, leadership consultant, strengths practitioner, and self-described recovering principal -
What do we do when the problems feel bigger than any one person can solve? In this episode, I speak with Amity - teacher, literacy specialist, researcher, and homeschooling parent - about the tension between seeing what'
Teaching has a funny way of becoming more than a job. For many of us, it becomes part of our identity and the way we measure our worth. In this episode, I sit down with Carissa - former teacher, school leader, coac
A few weeks ago, I shared a post on Instagram that struck a nerve by giving voice to something many of us had been quietly carrying: the feeling that something isn't sitting right in education right now ( check out the p
Warm authority isn’t about controlling children - and it’s not about “letting them get away with things” either. In the final episode for Season 4, I dig into one of the most misunderstood aspects of behaviour support: w
Just because a child is included doesn’t mean they feel they belong. In this powerful episode, I dig into what belonging actually looks and feels like for children - beyond the buzzword, the policies, and the Pinterest-p
What if the most powerful co-regulation tool in your room didn’t cost a cent? Music has always mattered - and in early learning, it’s more than fun; it’s nervous system work. It’s behaviour support. It’s belonging in act
Stickers. Marble jars. Token systems. Oh my! They're everywhere in early childhood - and for good reason. Rewards often work - but what are they really teaching children? And what if we’re using them in ways that create
Discipline must always be consistent with a child’s dignity. This episode is all about culture and how we create spaces where rights aren’t just printed on a poster but felt in the moment - especially when behaviour gets
Children’s rights don’t disappear when behaviour gets loud. Yet too often, what we say we believe - safety, dignity, belonging - quietly slips away when behaviour gets tricky. This episode unpacks the powerful, uncomfort
Empathy isn’t a “sorry” on cue. In the final part of the Big Feelings 101 series, we bring it all home with the skills that transform awareness into action. This episode unpacks how children build emotional resilience, c
"Use your words." But what if the words don’t exist yet? In Part 3 of my Big Feelings 101 series, I dive deep into emotional expression and vocabulary - how children move from raw feelings to regulated communication, and
Regulated doesn’t always mean calm. If you’re guiding children through big feelings with nothing but deep breaths and “use your words,” this episode will change everything. In Part 2 of my Big Feelings 101 mini-series, w
Children can't regulate feelings they don't know how to feel. In part one of this three-part mini-series - that I'm affectionately calling Big Feelings 101 - I'm providing a compassionate, practical look at w
What if movement was the missing piece in learning to read? For too long, we’ve asked young children to sit still and focus when their brains are wired for motion. In this powerful episode, I chat with Stefanie Hohl, cre
Real inclusion isn’t about ticking boxes. Phwoar. This conversation is a powerful one. I welcome Sarah Middleton and her 12-year-old son, Charlie (the first child on the show - yay!), to The Bloom Room for a critical con
Stefanie Hohl
child development expert · ABC See, Hear, Do
1 appearance on this show
Anna Skates
1 appearance on this show
Dave Jereb
pediatric occupational therapist and co-founder · MoveAbout Therapy Services
1 appearance on this show
Kristi McVee
author of "Operation KidSafe - A Detective's Guide to Child Abuse Prevention" · Kristi McVee Child Safety Education
1 appearance on this show
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The Bloom Room: An Early Childhood Podcast is hosted by Danica See. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 56 episodes.
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