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Sandi Phoenix and Tasha Bretten on the Phoenix Cups and Boogie Mites
Discover how Phoenix Cups and Boogie Mites combine psychology and music to boost wellbeing for children and educators in this essential interview for early years settings.
Molly Potter on Positive Mental Health
Molly Potter shares practical strategies for supporting children’s positive mental health, from managing emotions to building resilience.
Helen Battelley on Early Years PE
Helen Battelley explains why physical development underpins all learning and shares practical strategies for introducing more movement opportunities in any…
Sue Atkins on Together at the Table™
Sue Atkins shares her Together at the Table Framework, helping settings swap screens for conversation and connection at mealtimes.
Dr Christine Parker on Multilingual Early Childhoods
Dr Christine Parker shares ten strategies for supporting multilingual children in early years settings, from playlists to core stories.
Wendy Rootring on Storytelling Structure
Wendy Rootring shares calm, child-centred storytelling strategies that help young children engage, focus and use new words with confidence.
Gwyn McCormack on Finding the Starting Point for Story
Gwyn McCormack reveals how her glittery Storytime Show with Marvin builds literacy skills and connection for children with complex needs.
Stacy Mann on Children’s Wellbeing and Mental Health
Stacy Mann explores children’s wellbeing versus mental health, co-regulation and practical strategies for Early Years practitioners and parents.
Prerna Richards on Co-Regulation or Compliance?
Prerna Richards discusses the shift from compliance-based approaches to connection-focused strategies in early years settings, offering practical tips for reducing stress and fostering cooperation with young children.
Heather Bernt-Santy on Schematic Play Theory
Heather Bernt-Santy explains Schema Play Theory, how to spot schemas in practice, and why it’s a powerful tool for advocating…
Dr Alistair Bryce-Clegg on PLAY
Explore how to create meaningful continuous provision that supports genuine learning through play, with practical insights from Dr Alistair Bryce-Clegg’s experience in early years education.
Rae Pica on Why Play?
Rae Pica discusses the importance of defending play in early education, exploring different types of play and offering practical advice for educators and parents.
Barbara Schindelhauer on Introduction to Numberland
Barbara Schindelhauer shares how the Numberland approach turns abstract maths into playful, multi-sensory experiences that engage and delight young children. Discover research-based strategies for joyful, effective early maths.
Julia Packwood on Let Nature Lead the Way!
Julia Packwood shares practical strategies for connecting young children with nature in any Early Years setting, whatever the space or…
Gaynor Ralls on Primitive Reflexes
Gaynor Ralls explains primitive reflexes, what retained reflexes mean for child development, and how practitioners can support integration through movement.
Pete Moorhouse on Photography
Pete Moorhouse explores how photography supports creativity, communication and learning in Early Years — plus practical camera advice and essential…
Prof Sam Wass on the Neuroscience of Babies
Professor Sam Wass reveals the latest baby brain research and what it means for early years practice, language learning, and…
Marina Robb on the Outdoor Teacher
In this interview, Marina explains how she became ‘The Outdoor Teacher’ and her nature pedagogy. We go on to discuss…
Dr Jacqueline Harding and Trisha Lee on The Brain That Loves to Laugh
Dr Jacqueline Harding and Trisha Lee explore why laughter is essential for children’s learning, connection and wellbeing in Early Years…
Anni McTavish on Treasure Baskets and Heuristic Play
Anni McTavish explores treasure baskets and heuristic play: the origins, the learning, and how to build your own collection from…
Clare Stead on First 1,000 Days, Baby Rooms, and Strong Parent Partnerships
Clare Stead explains the Oliiki App, which empowers practitioners and parents of babies from conception to two by helping them…
Gwyn McCormack and Prof Rachel Pilling on Marvin’s Story Time Show
Learn evidence-based strategies for supporting children with visual impairments through Marvin’s Storytime Shows research with Gwyn McCormack.
Sue Newman and Dr Kathryn Murray on Our Sound Environment Matters
Sue Newman & Dr Kathryn Murray reveal how sound environments enhance brain development, learning & wellbeing in early years settings.
Julie Mountain on Designing an Effective Play Area
Julie Mountain reveals the professional design process for creating outdoor spaces that support children’s development and reduce staff workload.