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S5Ep8: Fergus Finlay - Former CEO of Barnardos Ireland 1:08:05

16h ago1:08:05

1:08:05

We chat with Fergus Finlay, former CEO of Barnardos Ireland and columnist with the Irish Examiner about a vast array of topics including diversity, equity and inclusion, the importance of early intervention and investing in quality early childhood education. Fergus gives us insight into his homemade brown bread and we also ask him if he might consi…

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#184: Designing YES Spaces 12:22

1d ago12:22

12:22

In the final episode of her classroom environment series, Carla Ward dives into the concept of YES Spaces—learning environments intentionally designed to say yes to children’s curiosity, autonomy, and play. Drawing from experience and research, Carla explores how YES Spaces support independence, reduce behavioral challenges, and foster deeper engag…

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#183: Rooted in Wonder: The Power of Plants in Early Learning Spaces 10:06

9d ago10:06

10:06

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward explores the surprising power of plants in early learning environments. From purifying air to boosting focus and promoting empathy, plants bring more than beauty—they bring connection. Carla shares research-backed insights, practical tips, and how educators can start their own “plant movemen…

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#182: Bright Ideas : How Lighting Transforms Learning Spaces 9:05

16d ago9:05

9:05

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward explores a part of early learning environments that’s often overlooked—but deeply impactful. Lighting can influence everything from energy levels to emotional regulation for both children and educators. Whether you’re in a child care centre, home child care, or school-age program, this conve…

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#181: Hue Matters: The Role of Colour in Early Learning Environments 8:16

23d ago8:16

8:16

Colour is more than just decoration—it influences mood, focus, and the overall energy of a learning environment. In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward explores the psychology of colour in early childhood settings, sharing research-backed insights on how different hues impact both children and educators. She offers creative, budg…

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S5Ep7: Roderic O'Gorman on Early Childhood Education 39:58

23d ago39:58

39:58

Current Leader of the Green Party and former Minister for the DCEDIY, Roderic O'Gorman TD joins us on the podcast! We have a great discussion with Roderic about his time as the Minister of the Department with responsibility for the ECEC sector and his early childhood experiences which shaped him as a future member and leader of the Green Party. We …

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#180: Supporting Mental Health Through Dance with Ishaa Vinod Chopra 23:05

30d ago23:05

23:05

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla sits down with Ishaa Vinod Chopra, an early childhood educator and performing artist, to explore how movement and dance can support mental health for Early Childhood Educators. They discuss the importance of emotional regulation for both educators and children, breaking the stigma around mental w…

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S5Ep6: Inspection - The EY Education Focused Inspection 53:21

1M ago53:21

53:21

In this episode we discuss the call that makes all educators nervous - the notification of the inspection calling. We discuss the education focused inspection carried out by the Department of Education and we go through the EYEI inspection guideline document. We finish up with some practical tips and key takeaways which feedback from recent inspect…

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#179: Rethinking Consequences 10:07

1M ago10:07

10:07

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward explores the difference between consequences and punishment in early childhood education. She discusses why harsh discipline methods, including shame and unrelated punishments, are not effective in guiding children's behavior. Instead, Carla dives into natural and logical consequences that s…

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#178: What is Quality Early Education and Who Gets to Decide with Emily Clark? 25:31

1M ago25:31

25:31

This week on The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward welcomes Emily Clark, a passionate PhD student in early childhood education with international teaching experience. Emily is dedicated to making educational research more accessible and emphasizes the importance of understanding each child’s unique needs. She challenges traditional standardized me…

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#177: Breaks and Boundaries 8:53

2M ago8:53

8:53

After returning from a much-needed getaway to Mexico, Carla Ward explores why boundaries and breaks are essential for Early Childhood Educators. In this episode ofThe Everything ECE Podcast, she dives into the science behind why stepping away leads to better focus, patience, and overall well-being. Listeners will learn: ✔️ How breaks improve brain …

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#176: Tummy Time for Infants with Sherri Phillips 37:37

2M ago37:37

37:37

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward is joined by Sherri Phillips, a registered early childhood educator and postpartum doula, to explore the critical role of supporting families in the postpartum period. Sherri shares valuable insights into the emotional, physical, and practical support doulas provide, and why tummy time is mo…

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S5Ep5: Quality School Aged-Childcare and the Importance of Play 39:49

2M ago39:49

39:49

We chat with Shelly McGee who is the Quality Support Specialist for School-Aged-Childcare and Play with National Childhood Network (NCN). We discuss what school-aged childcare and afterschool care is, how to support quality and play for children in SAC and how to ensure that children in SAC are supported, valued and their voice is heard. Hosted on …

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#175: Strengthening Relationships with Families 9:53

2M ago9:53

9:53

Did you think you were signing up to work just with children? Surprise! Families play a HUGE role in early childhood education, and building strong relationships with them makes a massive difference—not just for the children, but for you as an educator. In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, we explore: ✔️ Why family-educator relationships …

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#174: Building Early Math Foundations with Dr. Sara Delano Moore 30:39

2M ago30:39

30:39

Math doesn’t have to be scary—it can be fun, engaging, and a natural part of everyday life! In this episode, Carla Ward chats with Dr. Sara Delano Moore, a math enthusiast, educator and the VP of Content & Research at ORIGO Education, about how to make math approachable for young learners. Discover why early math foundations are crucial for future …

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#173: Beyond Bubble Bath: The Real Work of Self-Care 8:23

3M ago8:23

8:23

Self-care isn’t just bubble baths and candles—it’s about real, intentional practices that help you thrive, not just survive. In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward gets real about the impact of stress on your health and relationships, sharing personal stories and actionable strategies to make self-care a non-negotiable part of yo…

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#172: Manifesting Abundance and Empowering Educators with Hina Khan 35:41

3M ago35:41

35:41

Carla welcomes Hina Khan, a former psychotherapist turned peak performance mindset coach, to discuss the power of manifestation and personal growth. Hina shares her journey and insights on recognizing abundance, the importance of community, and the undervaluation of early childhood educators. They explore concepts like the financial thermostat and …

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#171: Mentoring ECE Students with Kerry Drake 30:36

3M ago30:36

30:36

Carla is joined by Kerry Drake to discuss the vital role of mentorship in early childhood education, highlighting its impact on educators' growth. Kerry, a seasoned educator and founder of KD Talks, shares her positive experiences and emphasizes the need for structured placements and mentor preparation. The conversation covers the importance of bui…

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#170: Choosing Your 2025 Word 5:53

3M ago5:53

5:53

Choosing a word for the year can be a powerful way to set your intentions and stay grounded throughout 2025. In this reflective episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, host Carla Ward guides early childhood educators on a meaningful journey to discover their word for the year. Through moments of reflection, thoughtful prompts, and actionable tips, y…

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#169: Post-Pandemic Preschoolers: Rebuilding Skills, Resilience, and Readiness with Dr. Cheryl LundySwift 39:18

4M ago39:18

39:18

How has the pandemic shaped the literacy and motor skills of today’s preschoolers? Join Dr. Cheryl Lundy Swift as she explores the startling decline in kindergarten readiness and its ripple effects. Dr. Swift dives into how social-emotional development, phonological awareness, and play-based learning hold the keys to recovery. This episode offers s…

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#168: 5 Ways to Set a Child's Day Up For Success 8:27

4M ago8:27

8:27

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward shares five practical strategies to help children start their day on the right foot. Whether you’re in home child care or a center-based program, these tips will empower you to create a welcoming and supportive environment from the moment children arrive. Tune in to discover how small, inten…

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S5Ep4: New Aistear! - An Analysis of the new ECEC Framework 43:18

4M ago43:18

43:18

On 5th of December 2024 the eagerly awaited updated version of Aistear, the early childhood curriculum framework in Ireland, was published online by the NCCA. In this episode, we discuss the main changes to the new framework and whether or not the updates are a 'big tick' for us or not. Have a listen and find out what we think. Hosted on Acast. See…

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#167: How Extreme Weather Disrupts Early Education with Todd Grindal 24:36

4M ago24:36

24:36

What happens when a hurricane or wildfire interrupts a child's early education? For over 500,000 children enrolled in Head Start programs—40% of which are in federally declared disaster areas—the consequences are profound. In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, host Carla Ward speaks with Todd Grindall, Co-Director at SRI Education, to unco…

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#166: Insights on Toddler Behaviour, Brain Development, and Play-Based Learning with Cathy Turalinski 38:53

4M ago38:53

38:53

Cathy Turalinski returns to share her extensive 40+ years of experience in early childhood education, focusing on the critical first five years of brain development. She emphasizes the importance of integrating research into daily interactions with children and advocates for a shift in mindset among educators regarding toddler behaviour. As an entr…

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#165: ECE Podcasters Reveal Their Secrets on Mentorship and More! 1:23:58

4M ago1:23:58

1:23:58

Carla Ward joins nine incredible podcasting educators who came together for a roundtable discussion to explore the vital themes of mentorship, self-care, and advocacy. The conversation emphasizes the importance of play in maintaining creativity and passion in teaching while offering practical self-care tips and leadership insights. The podcasters s…

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#164: Revolutionizing Childcare Data with Dana Levin-Robinson 26:33

5M ago26:33

26:33

Dana Levin-Robinson, CEO and founder of Upfront, joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to discuss how she is transforming childcare access through innovative data integration. Inspired by her own struggles to find suitable childcare, Dana launched Upfront to tackle the supply-demand mismatch by breaking down data silos and enhancing collab…

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#163: Supporting Children's Naps with Macall Gordon 29:15

5M ago29:15

29:15

Join Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast as she talks with Macall Gordon, a specialist in sleep training children, about the importance of naps in early childhood. Macall explains why naps are essential not only for physical growth but also for emotional regulation and behaviour. In this episode, discover: The hidden benefits of nap time and h…

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S5Ep3: Bridging the Gap Between Research and ECEC Practice in Germany 49:06

5M ago49:06

49:06

We chat with Sarah Girlich about ECEC in Germany and the LaKoS project where researchers and ECEC educators in Saxony collaborate in the area of early literacy to develop resources, training and other supports for evidence based ECEC practice in an effort to bridge the gap between academic research and early childhood practice. The LakoS is a proje…

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#162: Play-Based Math with Maddie Pelz 39:04

5M ago39:04

39:04

Maddie Pelz, founder of Grow Into Math, joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to discuss the importance of play-based environments in alleviating math anxiety in children. She shares her research on innate math intuitions and the confusion often caused by formal education. Highlighting her experience, she emphasizes integrating math discus…

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#161: Why Play? with Rae Pica 43:17

5M ago43:17

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In this episode, Rae discusses the vital role of play in early childhood education and why it should be an essential part of every learning environment. She explores different types of play, including free play, guided play, block play, and risky play, and explains how each supports children's development. Rae also addresses concerns about a possib…

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#160: Cultivating Leaders with Erica Saccoccio 35:47

6M ago35:47

35:47

Erica Saccoccio, a Rhode Island childcare owner, shares insights from her experience managing three centres and hosting the "Childcare Directors Chair" podcast. She emphasizes the importance of flow in life, effective communication, and a supportive work environment to enhance staff morale and retention. With a focus on personalized professional de…

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S5Ep2: Identifying and Communicating Developmental Concerns 41:33

6M ago41:33

41:33

An insightful and interesting chat with Jenny Nechvatal, a parent of adult children with additional needs and an experienced early childhood educator, about practical strategies for supporting early intervention, sharing developmental concerns with parents/caregivers and the need for further educator training and policy support for this sensitive a…

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#159: Supporting School Age Programs with Jamie-Lee Wagler 20:04

6M ago20:04

20:04

Jamie Wagler joins Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast to discuss the crucial role of school-age educators. She explores the high turnover rates in before and after school programs and their detrimental effects on children. Jamie advocates for the creation of full-time positions to enhance stability, improved training, and stronger community s…

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#158: An Alternative ECE Program with Marlo Humiski of LDS 34:11

6M ago34:11

34:11

Carla Ward interviews Marlo Humiski from Learn, Develop, Succeed (LDS), a nonprofit in BC dedicated to supporting families with learning disabilities. The discussion highlights the Early Risers Program, which provides early intervention in a preschool-like setting, engaging families through community partnerships and workshops. With a focus on lite…

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#157: Anti-Bias Education in Early Childhood Spaces with Dr. Jasmine Moses 35:47

7M ago35:47

35:47

Host Carla Ward interviews Dr. Jasmine Moses, an expert in anti-bias early childhood education, discussing the importance of inclusivity in early learning environments. Dr. Moses outlines the four main goals of anti-bias education—identity, diversity, justice, and activism—and emphasizes the need for diverse materials and perspectives in classrooms…

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#156: Systems and How Someone Disqualifies Themselves from a Position with Beth Cannon 31:38

7M ago31:38

31:38

Host Carla Ward engages with leadership strategist Beth Cannon to explore self-disqualification in early childhood education. They discuss the importance of treating early education as a business focused on delivering positive experiences, emphasizing effective systems, core values, and operational efficiency. Beth introduces her Stuck to Strategy …

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S5Ep1: Purposeful Play 42:34

7M ago42:34

42:34

In this first episode of season 5 we chat with Shannan Mulrooney, founder of Maia Purposeful Play, on the importance of facilitating intentional opportunities for open ended playful learning opportunities for young children. We focus on the importance of process over product, children's right to choose, parents attitudes to messy play and educator …

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#155: Introducing Anji Play with Jesse Robert Coffino 48:25

7M ago48:25

48:25

Carla Ward hosts a discussion with Jesse, CEO of Anji Education, on the transformative Anji Play philosophy in early childhood education. This approach prioritizes love, safety, and children's autonomy, fostering independent problem-solving through unguided play. The conversation highlights the importance of strong relationships with families, the …

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#154: Understanding the Role of The College of ECE with Kristine Parsons 31:27

8M ago31:27

31:27

Carla Ward hosts The Everything ECE Podcast with Kristine Parsons from the College of Early Childhood Educators in Ontario, discussing the College's vital role in regulating early childhood educators. Kristine explains how the College protects the public through standards, a public register, and handling complaints. The episode highlights Ontario's…

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#153: Innovative Childcare Spaces with Alex Carnio of ProducKIDvity 31:15

8M ago31:15

31:15

In this episode of The Everything ECE Podcast, Carla Ward sits down with Alex Carnio, CEO of Productivity, to explore an innovative childcare model that’s making waves in Kelowna, BC. Alex shares her unique approach to early childhood care, which blends flexible childcare services with co-working spaces for parents. With three centers offering 111 …

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#152: Broadening Horizons: Travel, Diversity, and Inclusion in Early Childhood Literature with 'Iolani Bullock 29:40

8M ago29:40

29:40

Carla Ward hosts the Everything ECE podcast featuring 'Iolani Bullock, who discusses her children's book "Little Lenox Takes Flight," which encourages travel and diversity for preschoolers. Inspired by the lack of diverse travel literature for her son, Bullock emphasizes the importance of representation in children's books and the negative impact o…

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#151: Autonomous Eaters: Embracing Self-Serve Lunch 10:30

8M ago10:30

10:30

Carla Ward explores the concept of self-serve lunches for children, emphasizing the importance of fostering independence and confidence. The discussion covers developmental considerations, benefits such as improved motor skills and healthy eating habits, and practical implementation strategies. Listeners will learn how to gradually introduce self-s…

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#150: Outdoor Learning with Lisa MacKay of The ECC 35:39

8M ago35:39

35:39

Carla Ward and Lisa MacKay explore the vital role of outdoor learning in early childhood education, emphasizing its benefits for children's well-being amidst increasing screen time. With over 20 years of experience, Lisa advocates for inquiry-based learning, highlighting how outdoor environments stimulate curiosity and cognitive development. This e…

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#149: Ethical Dilemmas in ECE with Taylor Aiyadurai of The ECC 40:21

9M ago40:21

40:21

Explore ethical dilemmas in Early Childhood Education (ECE) with Taylor Aiyadurai on the Everything ECE podcast. Learn about common challenges like babysitting after hours and favouritism and the importance of reflecting on personal values and setting professional boundaries. Discover the significance of seeking guidance from policies and colleague…

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#148: Breaking Down Barriers with Tammy Kelly of The ECC 26:07

9M ago26:07

26:07

Carla Ward and Tammy Kelly from Early Childhood Coach team discuss breaking down barriers beyond physical ones on the Everything ECE podcast. Tammy shares experiences with children with disabilities in childcare, highlighting challenges like lack of expertise and parental concerns. Emphasizing the importance of fostering independence and inclusivit…

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#147: Infant and Early Mental Health with Sophie Rayner-Grignon of The ECC 32:11

9M ago32:11

32:11

Educators understand that the period from 0 to 6 years old is crucial for a child's development. This time frame is characterized by rapid growth and significant cognitive, emotional, and social developmental milestones. However, despite this understanding, infants—those in the earliest stages of this developmental window—are often overlooked when …

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#146: Continuing to Rethink Weapon Play 34:51

9M ago34:51

34:51

Join Carla Ward, host of The Everything ECE Podcast, and special guest Kisa Marx as they continue the insightful conversation from episode #145 on rethinking weapon play in early childhood education. In this episode, Carla and Kisa dive deep into the underlying reasons behind adults' hesitations toward embracing weapon play. They explore the cultur…

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#145: Rethinking Weapon Play with Samuel Broaden 27:18

10M ago27:18

27:18

Weapon play in Early Childhood Education is a controversial topic, to say the least. In this episode Carla Ward and Samuel Broaden come at this topic from different point of views. Samuel offers some lovely insight to why it isn't so much about the weapon play but the conversations we have with children surrounding the topic based on our lived expe…

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#144: Teaching Financial Literacy in ECE with Anthony Delauney 29:10

10M ago29:10

29:10

In this episode of the Everything ECE Podcast, host, Carla Ward welcomes Anthony Delauney, the financial "dadvisor." Anthony is a father of two, a Certified Family Financial Planner, a Behavioral Financial Advisor, and the author of the award-winning "Owning the Dash" children's book series. He shares his innovative approach to teaching children fo…

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#143: 5 Ways to Develop Autonomy in Children 5:23

10M ago5:23

5:23

Join Carla Ward on The Everything ECE Podcast as she discusses a critical aspect of early childhood education: giving children autonomy. Carla explains why fostering a sense of independence is essential for young learners' development and offers practical advice on how educators can support autonomy in their programs. Tune in to discover effective …

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