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Whether you’re in the classroom, the carpool lane, or halfway through your coffee, let’s stop guessing and start teaching the way kids actually learn. Think Like a Kid is your weekly chat to unlearning the "sit still and listen" methods of the past and giving your child a true educational advantage. Hosted by Danielle Mimbs–mom of three, former teacher, and Learning Behavior Specialist, each episode delivers brain-based strategies and creative STEAM ideas that turn learning into play. We ditch the one-size-fits-all approach to focus on how kids actually learn: through movement, curiosity, and connection. It’s time to make learning fun again and give your child the best head start to early learning! How? By thinking like a kid!
Unknown Host hosts Think Like a Kid, a education show with 16 episodes published.
Have you ever wondered if your child's "quirky" behaviors are actually signs of something more? Some of the traits that can be frustrating in everyday life—like endless questions, intense emotions, or taking toys apart—m
Wondering if your child is ready for kindergarten? It’s easy to focus on ABCs and counting, but I believe the most important readiness skills go far beyond academics. In this episode, I share the three areas I would prio
Have you ever left a school meeting feeling like no one truly sees your child? Maybe the conversation focused on everything they're doing wrong. Maybe you walked away with more questions than answers. In this episode of
Do you ever feel responsible for keeping your child entertained all day long? Between summer break, sports, camps, screens, and endless activities, it's easy to fall into the trap of feeling like you need to be your chil
Have you ever wondered if you're challenging your child enough when it comes to learning? I recently received several questions from parents who were worried that their child was bored, frustrated, or simply not making p
Here's something I think about a lot: we know, as parents and teachers, that kids aren't born knowing how to regulate their emotions and yet we still expect our two-, three-, and four-year-olds to just calm down on comma
Here's something I think about a lot: we know, as parents and teachers, that kids aren't born knowing how to regulate their emotions and yet we still expect our two-, three-, and four-year-olds to just calm down on comma
Have you ever felt like you were forcing a lesson, a conversation, or even just homework on your child, only for it to completely fall flat? When I started STEAM Made Simple, I realized that I had to simplify complex con
If you’ve ever felt intimidated by the transition from "sweet little kids" to the "big kids" in upper elementary, this episode is for you. I’m joined by my lifelong teaching mentor and 5th-grade expert, Maura Vivona, to
Social Emotional Learning (SEL) might be a trendy term in schools today, but it’s actually the heartbeat of everything I’ve ever done as a teacher and a mom. In this episode, I’m getting real about my early teaching days
If you feel like you are constantly putting out fires and stuck in a "hamster wheel" of survival mode with your toddler, this episode is for you. I’m sharing the raw truth about my own journey with an extreme high-energy
When our kids are having an epic meltdown, our first instinct as adults is usually to start talking, rationalizing, or explaining. But what if trying to teach a lesson during a tantrum is actually making things worse? In
If we continue to parent and teach the same way we were raised, we are preparing our children for a world that no longer exists. With AI and automation rapidly changing the landscape, our goal has to shift from memorizin
Do you ever feel like your day is just one long power struggle? Whether it’s over a favorite plate or a standard request, kids crave a sense of control. When they feel powerless, that "watchdog brain" we’ve been talking
Anxious tendencies and perfectionism often live in the same "safety system" of the brain as the watchdog we discussed in the last episode. For many high-capacity kids, making a mistake isn't just a small error, it actual
"Your goal is not to fix the behavior. Your goal is to make their brain feel safe again." In this episode, we dive into a concept I believe every child has a right to know. We explore why emotional intensity is developme
"I was the 'she's fine' kid. The one who wasn't failing, but certainly wasn't thriving." In this inaugural episode, I’m pulling back the curtain on why I became a teacher and why I’m so obsessed with helping you understa
Whether you’re in the classroom, the carpool lane, or halfway through your coffee, let’s stop guessing and start teaching the way kids actually learn. Think Like a Kid is your weekly chat to unlearning the "sit still and
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