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What does the research say about playing with our kids?

We start to explore exactly this in today's podcast episode. The results might not be what you were expecting..

Learn more about the Attachment Play Group Program

Listen to the episode 'What is Attachment Play?'

Citations:
Schneider M, Falkenberg I andBerger P (2022) Parent-Child Play and the Emergence of Externalizing and Internalizing Behavior Problems in Childhood: A Systematic Review. Front. Psychol. 13:822394. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.822394

DiFederico, Kellie, "The Value of Parental Involvement in Play Therapy with Children Exposed to Trauma: A Literature Review" (2021). Expressive Therapies Capstone Theses. 439. https://digitalcommons.lesley.edu/expressive_theses/439

Stephen Edward McMillin, PhD1, Lacey Hall, MS, CCC-SLP2, Margaret W. Bultas, PhD, RN, CNE, CPNP-PC1, Sarah E. Grafeman, PhD3, Jennifer Wilmott, MSW, MPH1, Rolanda Maxim, MD1, and Debra H. Zand, PhD Knowledge of Child Development as a Predictor of Mother-Child Play Interactions.Clinical Pediatrics 2015, Vol. 54(11) 1117­–1119. DOI: 10.1177/0009922815581763 cpj.sagepub.com

Childhood Rising has created 'The 5 Play Archetypes' for better understanding and reflecting on your unique challenges and strengths when playing with your child.

Have a listen to the podcast episode to decipher which Archetype feels resonate for you right now, and download the free PDF workbook, this summarises the 5 different play styles and has a bunch of other supportive information.

Get the FREE PDF Download here

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Tune in to this important conversation about Ableism, unpacking our play bias and celebrating PLAY. 

You can find out more about Renee and her work at Grow Therapeutic Play here:
https://www.growtherapeuticplay.com.au/
www.instagram.com/growtherapeuticplay

The Instagram Accounts Renee suggested are:
www.instagram.com/neurowild_
www.instagram.com/tammieleecouncillor
www.instagram.com/yellowladybugs_

Do you too find your child's tantrums especially challenging? Or maybe you find yourself snapping out of anger despite your best attempts to remain calm?

I invite you to tune into this reflective episode where we are starting a new conversation about anger. We explore the deeper layers to our personal relationship to anger and how this manifests in our parenting experience.

This is also the final call to get our FREE PDF on Therapeutic Play for Anger and Aggressive Behaviours. You can get that by joining our email list on our website here.

For the parents and carers who have little ones returning to school or starting for the first time, this episode is for you.

Hear our perspectives on popular school readiness expectations and learn some therapeutic play ideas that you can start to use right away to support your child in this transition.

Learn more about our 1:1 Zoom consultations, or book a free 15 minute call, here.

This podcast is a big topic! We are discussing childism and how this manifests in day to day life with children. Tune in to be challenged to examine your (often unconscious) views of children.

Attachment play is a part of Aware Parenting as founded by Aletha Solter. Attachment play brings the healing and connective elements of play into our relationships with children.

Listen to learn more about this approach and how you could integrate it into your relationships alongside children for deeper connections and to elicit cooperation.

Get our FREE download with Attachment Play Ideas for guiding aggressive behaviours on our website here

Today I am joined by Shelby from Homegrown Learning Studio FDC. Shelby is an experienced Early Childhood Educator who is sharing the wisdom of play schemas. Understanding these innate urges in our children can transform the way we view our children's play and their behaviour too!

Today I fully explain what is means to be aware in your approach to raising children. Whether you are a parent, educator or other professional, Aware Parenting has the power to transform your relationships with children.

Learn more about ways you can work with me and get a free download with some attachment play ideas for guiding aggressive behaviours over on our website here.

You might believe in the benefits of meditation already or maybe you are completely knew to this practice. Either way, this episode will help to shed some light on the benefits of meditation for you and your children, as well as some simple ways you can start to integrate meditation and mindfulness practice into your daily lives. 

Learn more about Meditate with Friends:

• Visit the Meditate with Friends website here
• Follow @meditatewithfriends on Instagram
• Email for Early Learning Parent and Family Meditation Events.
  hello@meditatewithfriends.com.au