Kind en gezin – Nieuwe podcasts
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12 year old bitcoiner and her dad talk all things Bitcoin. Kid friendly conversations about the future of money and how Bitcoin will affect kids, families, communities, and the world.
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JJ’s Fun Facts and Interesting Iotas is a curious and fun-filled podcast where JJ, an energetic 8-year-old, teams up with his dad and their AI friends to explore amazing facts about the world around us! From surprising science and mind-bending mysteries to quirky tidbits about plants, animals, history, and even myths, each episode is packed with discoveries that make kids (and grown-ups!) say, “Whoa, I didn’t know that!” Perfect for curious minds, JJ’s podcast brings learning to life in a way that’s playful, easy to understand, and full of wonder.
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The Life Skill Adventure Experts putting a spotlight on remarkable young people and exploring the world they live in.
Join Sam, Mike and Julie with a fast paced, informative and fun show.
Released on the first Monday of every month.
Regular Segments:
- Around the World in 6 Stories
- Youth Spotlight
- Destination Fact or Fiction
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jika kamu mencari sekolah unggulan di bekasi inilah saatnya kamu cari tau tentang KSB (Tkk Penabur Summarecon Bekasi)
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An educational podcast for kids, by kids. We get our topics from YOU, our listeners, so please go to our website and send in your ideas! Every episode includes a word of the week, some pretty interesting facts about some pretty cool stuff, and a joke of the week that pertains to the episode. Come along with us as we learn new things and have fun doing it!
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Nyfiken på dans i förskolans undervisning? Då ska du lyssna på podden där förskollärare berättar om detta. Kopplat till samtalen och kunskapen finns också ett forskningsprojekt från Högskolan i Halmstad.
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Join Profectum’s Kassie Allison on a journey into the transformative world of development through the lens of the DIR® model. Together, we’ll unpack key insights, share practical strategies, and explore the latest research—all while keeping the focus on connection, growth, and potential for individuals and families.
Along the way, we’ll chat with some truly inspiring guests, bringing you valuable perspectives and real-world experiences. Whether you’re a parent, professional, or simply curious about development across the lifespan, this is the place for you! -
Open conversations on viewing children as "whole people"โmind, body, heart, and soulโthrough personal stories, critiques of traditional education, and insights on creating a nurturing and holistic learning environment.
Hosted by Acorn School Founders Star Johnson, homeschool mom of three and Emilirose, former public school teacher.
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A podcast for curious kids (and adults) about a collection of spectacular specimens and the stories they can tell us about life on Earth.
Join Brandi and Paige as they open drawers, cabinets, and freezers full of specimens (a.k.a: dead animals used for research) at the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture. In each episode, they’ll unlock exciting discoveries about one of our planet’s most remarkable creatures and learn how they can help us solve the mysteries of our living world.
Spectacular Specimens is a production of KUOW, part of the NPR Network, in collaboration with the Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture.
Download the Spectacular Specimens Listen-Along Activity Book and complete a fun activity paired with each episode.Thank you to the supporters of KUOW, you help make this show possible! If you want to help out, go to www.kuow.org/donate/spectacularspecimensnotes
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As a mom, neuroscientist, and a long time expert to parents, almost every expert has it wrong when they say 'don't spoil your baby.' Up until the age of 3, your only job is to spoil your baby with affection, attention, and protection. I promise you it's the best chance for the long term mental health and success of your child. On my podcast, I will interview the leading experts to explain why you need to SPOIL YOUR BABY as well as those that may disagree for a spirited debate. I will also give you the most up to date science-backed tools and tips that will help you to raise your baby for lifelong health and success.
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The Balanced Family podcast is a heartfelt talk about building a family in a polarized, stressed-out world. Ben and Jessica Lagrone, former teachers and parents of three, share their experiences and insights in a way that's relatable, entertaining, and inspiring. They're all about being intentional and talking about the stuff that matters. Itโs the perfect blend of deep yet down-to-earth - like sitting down with good friends you can laugh with but also talk about the important things. Pull up a seat and listen in as they try to find more balance in their marriage, parenting, and perspectives.
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No one gave us a manual to raise our kids. Luckily, moms, we’re all in this together. Join the Council of Moms as we tackle the issues we all face as parents–everything from picky eating to anxiety to teaching our kids adulting skills. The Council of Moms covers it all with humor, honesty, compassion, and in-the-trenches experience because we know that the only perfect parent is the one that keeps trying. So come be a part of our council and know that you’re not alone in this. Besides, it’s cheaper than therapy.
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Dads in Autismland is a heartfelt and candid podcast dedicated to fathers raising children on the autism spectrum. Hosted by Mark de Grasse, a proud dad navigating life in the world of autism, this podcast offers a safe space for dads to share their triumphs, challenges, and personal growth while fostering a supportive community.
Each episode dives into the unique experiences of parenting in "Autismland," featuring real stories from dads, expert interviews, and actionable tips for navigating everything from meltdowns to milestones. Whether you're seeking advice, camaraderie, or just a good laugh, Dads in Autismland provides honest conversations about fatherhood, family, and finding joy in the journey.
Join us weekly as we explore the ups, downs, and everything in between of raising extraordinary children while becoming stronger, more compassionate dads along the way. -
Prepare body, mind, and spirit for a Christ-centered pregnancy and childbirth with Dr. Betsey, DPT.
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Mom So Hard is a candid and relatable podcast for any mom who’s ever felt like she’s struggling to keep it all together. Hosted by a mom who’s been through it all, this show is your go-to for raw, real conversations about the daily ups and downs of motherhood. From the tough moments to the funny mishaps, we talk about it all, sharing the wisdom gained from our own mistakes along the way. It’s a place to laugh, learn, and feel seen in the chaos of raising kids, so you don’t have to go through it alone. Join us as we navigate the highs, lows, and everything in between—because being a mom is hard, but you’ve got this!
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Inchstones by Saturday's Story is hosted by neurodiversity advocate Sarah Kernion, a mom of three whose younger children, Milly (9) and Mack (7), have non-speaking autism. Sarah dives into real-life questions & topics about the autism spectrum, offering the valuable insights that fellow autism parents often seek.
Inspired by Kernion's trademarked term "Inchstones," the show celebrates the small yet significant milestones in the lives of children with autism and their families. Each episode features individuals impacted by autism, sharing their stories and perspectives to inspire parents and allow them to embrace their child's unique neurodiversity with greater appreciation and empathy. -
Parents as Teachers has been working with families for over 40 years, matching parents and caregivers with trained professionals who make regular, personal home visits during a child’s earliest years to build strong communities, thriving families, and children that are healthy, safe, and learning. Our internationally recognized evidence-based home visiting model is backed by 40 years of research-proven outcomes for children and families. Parents as Teachers currently serves nearly 180,000 families in all 50 U.S. states, 115 Tribal organizations, six other countries, and one U.S. territory.
The Parents as Teachers podcast will highlight stories of home visitors, parent educators, trainers, doulas, and researchers – and take listeners behind the scenes of our evidence-based model, and the people who bring it to life.
To learn more, go to parentsasteachers.org.
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My mom has always had a gift for storytelling. Some of my most cherished childhood memories were of her retelling Chinese folk stories. This podcast is a compilation of some of those stories, recorded in Mandarin Chinese. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
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Big Stories for Little Ears helps explain the life lessons that adults struggle with most, written to support and guide kids as they experience big feelings, perhaps for the first time. Also look for stories about food and cooking to inspire and empower kids to participate in the kitchen. Stories are read in a bedtime-friendly tone.
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If you are a parent, teacher or coach looking for ideas and strategies to help kids and teens build their resilience and achieve their potential in a healthy, fulfilling way - then this is the podcast for you! It takes a village to raise a healthy, resilient child and this podcast will give you, as members of your village, the tools to do exactly this.
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