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Did you know your child’s brain grows faster in the first 3 years than at any other time? Hosts Kate Ellis and Amelia Mulcahy chat with Australian and international experts, breaking down brain science into easy everyday things you can do to help nurture your child’s development in the early years. No pressure, no judgement, just tips and fun conversations to give your child the best start in life.
Unknown Host hosts Words Grow Minds Parent Podcast, a kids show with 10 episodes published.
Connection, connection, connection. If there’s one thing that parent educator Genevieve Muir wants us to take from her, it’s that it all comes back to connecting with our child. With her trademark good humour and keeping
New parenthood is joyful, but it can also be overwhelming in ways you never saw coming. For some parents, that overwhelm can tip into something more serious. In this deeply personal episode, Kate and Amelia are joined by
With the age of first-time parenthood rising in Australia, what’s it really like for teens and young people becoming parents? In this episode, Kate and Amelia speak with teen mum Katelyn and her Brave Foundation mentor B
From the first days of fatherhood, dads have an incredible opportunity to shape their child’s development – but how do they navigate the challenges and make the most of those early moments? And what programs, supports an
There’s no denying it’s been a really difficult year for parents of children in childcare. In this thoughtful and timely episode, CEO of The Parenthood, Georgie Dent , joins Kate Ellis and guest co-host Daniela Ritorto t
In a world full of screens and endless entertainment options, books remain crucial to the human experience, sparking imagination, curiosity and connection. So how do we ensure we are raising the next generation of reader
It’s one of the biggest buzzwords in early childhood, but what does attachment really mean? In this powerful episode, Kate and Amelia are joined by clinical psychologist Rachel Samson to unpack why parent-child attachmen
Music matters, especially for growing brains. In this episode Kate and Amelia chat with Dr Anita Collins , a neuroscientist, award-winning music educator and author of The Music Advantage. With a PhD in neuroscience and
Is your toddler stuck in the notorious ‘beige phase’? Don’t worry, you’re not alone! In this episode, Kate and Amelia are joined by Anna Ritan , an accredited pediatric dietitian and nutritionist with over a decade of ex
Parenting babies is a universal experience, but every country and culture does it a little differently. What can we learn from different ways of raising children, especially when it comes to creating the supportive ‘vill
Do dummies affect speech development? Exactly how much should we be talking and reading to our babies? Which speech issues will resolve themselves and when should we be concerned? Kate and Amelia get a wealth of practica
Play is the work of childhood, as the saying goes. But are we denying our children opportunities to learn valuable life skills by making modern-day play not just safe, but ‘too safe’? That’s the view of Dr Justin Coulson
As one of Australia's most loved children’s performers, Dr Emma Watkins has made an extraordinary contribution to early childhood development. Emma shares with Kate and Amelia how her years performing live as the Yello
Who doesn’t love a cute baby video! But do you know what’s happening in your baby’s brain every time you make them laugh or they mimic a sound? Early childhood expert Dr Dan Wuori shares videos of loving interactions bet
Our babies have a remarkable ability to communicate from birth but not every baby will do so in the same way or at the same time. If parents have a feeling or an instinct about their child’s development, how can they bes
Kate and Amelia are diving straight into the tumultuous world of infant emotional regulation – in other words, tantrums! Guiding us is an expert on coaching kids and parents through the tough stuff, Madhavi Nawana Parke
Screen time – it’s the battle of our parenting age, especially when guidelines recommend zero screens for children under two. How much is ok, if any? Is zero screen time realistic? What’s the harm of storytelling cartoon
From the moment they’re conceived, babies’ brains are building the foundations for lifelong learning. But what exactly do they need to grow strong, healthy brains? In this episode, Kate and Amelia dive into developmental
Welcome to Words Grow Minds Parent Podcast - LAUNCHING APRIL 2! We are so excited to be bringing you this series on early childhood development for parents, presented by Kate Ellis and Amelia Mulcahy. Did you know your c
Helen Smith
Senior Speech Pathologist · Children’s Health Queensland
1 appearance on this show
Dr Justin Coulson
psychologist, bestselling author, parenting expert, co-host of Channel Nine’s Parental Guidance · Australian parenting expert
1 appearance on this show
Emma Watkins
Children’s Entertainer, Singer, Dancer and Author · big bad wolf theatre company
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Dan Wuori
Strategic Advisor on Early Childhood · Saul Zaentz Charitable Foundation
1 appearance on this show
Andrew Whitehouse
specialist in neurodiversity and behaviour · University of Aberdeen
1 appearance on this show
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