The Raising Humans Kind Podcast is where Ashleigh, a Family Psychologist, shares what really matters when it comes to parenting young children. The more informa...
In this episode, Ashleigh discusses the growing trend of early academic learning and the implications it has on child development. She argues against the push for earlier schooling, emphasising the importance of play, attachment, and emotional readiness. Ashleigh highlights the economic motivations behind these educational policies and questions whether they truly serve the best interests of children. The conversation explores the challenges children face in early schooling environments and advocates for a more thoughtful approach to early childhood education.
Join me Inside The KIND Collective this month for a deeper discussion on childhood anxiety, homeschooling in the early years and so much more:
https://learning.holisticfamilypsychologist.com/courses/beneathanxiety
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011 | Cooperation - What Ancient Cultures can Tell Us
Ashleigh chats with Michaeleen Doucleff, science journalist and author of 'Hunt, Gather, Parent: What Ancient Cultures Can Teach Us About the Lost Art of Raising Happy, Helpful Little Humans'.
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010 | Cultivating Joy in The Kitchen
In this episode, Deena (@deenabarselah) emphasises the importance of creating a personalised and joyful relationship with food for both adults and children. She shares her perspective on how food can be a gateway to learning about our bodies and developing language around our preferences. Ashleigh and Deena chat about the importance of involving children in the kitchen and the benefits it brings, like fostering connection, building confidence, and teaching valuable life skills.
Deena's Podcast: Joy with Food
Deena's Freebie: The Snack Hack
Deena's Free Sugar Workshop: Sign Up Here
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009 | Reading to Kids to Release Emotions
In this episode, Ashleigh shares ideas on ways we can support our kids through the joy of reading stories. She explores how this can help children release emotional energy in their system, which will inevitably reduce challenging behaviour.
Through personal stories of supporting her own kids, Ashleigh shares ways she has used books to support them to feel their vulnerable feelings and release their tears, moving around any walls of protection they had built and getting to the deeper feelings they were holding.
Dive Deeper: https://www.holisticfamilypsychologist.com/
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008 | Raising Ourselves
Today I am chatting with Bridget Wood, a thought leader on human behaviour and a mother to three young children. When it comes to raising cooperative and mature children, one of the key pieces of the puzzle is us, the parents, doing our own inner work. In this episode we chat about how children express the very things we find difficult to accept in ourselves, why creating a healthy relationship with difficult emotions is essential and what impact unconditional love has on behaviour. This is one of those episodes you'll want to listen to again and again!
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Show notes : https://holisticfamilypsychologist.com/episode/7
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The Raising Humans Kind Podcast is where Ashleigh, a Family Psychologist, shares what really matters when it comes to parenting young children. The more information we have about parenting, it seems the more we've lost our way. This podcast will guide you along your journey so that you can be confident you're focusing on what really counts.
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