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PODCAST

The Supporting Child Caregivers Podcast

Alexandra Harrison

Helpful information about child development and parenting issues for child caregivers--parents, teachers, health workers, and other child caregivers across the globe.

kids & family parenting

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Episode 74: 074 The SCC Pod: A Successful Family...

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2022/07/14

Alexandra Harrison discusses how to have a happy and relatively stress-free summer vacation in an Ask Me Anything episode.

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Episode 73: 073 The SCC Pod - Vacations to Remember

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2022/07/05

Alexandra Harrison recalls her family vacations in the Dordogne and lessons to be learned, memories to be cherished.

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Episode 72: 072 The SCC Pod: Preview of the next...

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2022/06/29

Alexandra Harrison previews next week’s podcast episode: “My Family Vacations in France: What I Have Learned about Family Vacations-- What Works and What Doesn’t”

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Episode 71: 071 The SCC Pod: Kids and Transitions 6...

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2022/06/21

Alexandra Harrison shares her reflections on the recent death of her family dog and what it can help us understand about how humans maintain their sense of comfort and safety through patterns of engagement with loving partners that occur in the small details of daily life.

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Episode 70: 070 The SCC Pod: Kids and Transitions 5 -...

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2022/06/14

Preschool teachers, Maura Walsh and Dee Lyle, speak about the transition from being the only child to being a big sister or brother. It has its pluses and minuses!

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45:39

Episode 69: 069 The SCC Pod: Kids and Transitions 4 -...

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2022/06/07

The Couples and Family Therapist in Newton and a specialist on divorce and parenting issues, Dr. Robin Deutsch, speaks about the “good enough divorce” and how to help children make the transition from their original family to a new family.

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Episode 68: 068 The SCC Pod- Kids and Transitions...

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2022/05/31

LisaBeth Calvo and Christina Isidoro, two talented and experienced teachers in the toddler room, talk about how they support children make the transition to preschool, typically their first “home away from home.” They help the child and parents feel psychologically safe so that they can take this step forward in development and help the child explore the world beyond the walls of their family home. In doing this, they support the development of the core competency of making transitions

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Episode 67: 067 The SCC Pod - Kids and Transitions 2

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2022/05/23

Tess, an occupational therapist at OTA Kumar Center specializing in sensory processing, talks to us about the challenges that children with sensory sensitivities face when they attempt transitions.

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Episode 66: 066 The SCC Pod: Kids and Transitions -...

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2022/05/16

Elizabeth Tedesco, a teacher at the Cambridge Ellis Preschool in Cambridge, MA, talks about the transition from preschool to elementary school.

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Episode 65: 065 The SCC Pod: Ask Me Anything

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2022/05/09

Alexandra Harrison continues the discussion from the last episode regarding the question of what to do when your child says he is a bad kid and will extend this discussion to include Family Values, “parents’ best friend”.

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Episode 64: 064 The SCC Pod: Ask Me Anything

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2022/05/02

Alexandra Harrison talks about the painful and difficult question, "What should parents do when they discover their child thinks he is a bad kid?"

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Episode 63: 063 The SCC Pod - Kids and Food:...

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2022/04/25

Today we will have our fifth episode in our Kids and Food series. I am delighted to welcome Dr. Alka Bagri to our program. Dr. Bagri is an art historian by training with a doctorate from Oxford University. She also has a passion for cooking and has turned that passion into a mission to help families with children who have dietary needs because of metabolic conditions. Dr. Bagri—with her daughter—runs @LoProFam: an open access platform on instagram to help families with toddlers who have

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Episode 62: 062 The SCC Pod: Kids and Food from...

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2022/04/18

In this episode of the Food and Kids series, Natalie Beaumont-Smith recalls her childhood breakfasts in Australia and the joys of vegemite. Natalie Beaumont-Smith, is a Work/Life Analyst and Program Manager at Harvard University, and Treasurer of SCC. She grew up and was educated in Australia, where she got her PhD in Human Nutrition and did research in Social Nutrition and Public Health.

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Episode 61: 061 The SCC Pod: Kids and Food from Turkey

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2022/04/13

Dr. Hanife Akal, a Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Fellow at the Hartford Health Care Institute of Living will talk to us about her experience with food growing up in Turkey. Hanife’s descriptions of breakfast in her Turkish family—from fresh bread to the special way of brewing tea—captivated me. Hanife tries to reproduce some of this wonderful breakfast tradition for Sunday breakfast during her busy life as a young doctor in the U.S.

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Episode 60: 060 The SCC Pod: Kids and Food from India

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2022/04/04

Prajna Neelgund and Rohan Abhijith Ramanuja from Deenabandhu Trust will speak to us about the food of their childhood in South India. This interview brings back wonderful memories of my visits to Deenabandhu and the simple but delicious vegetarian meals cooked in the ashram from fresh vegetables flavored with many newly chopped spices.

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Episode 59: 059 The SCC Pod: Kids and Food from China

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2022/03/27

Lily, a Boston College student who grew up in China, starts us out in this new series of Kids and Food. Lily discusses her experiences with family mealtimes as a child—menus, nutrition, cooking, and family conversations—including her mother’s response to having a child who was a picky eater. The international perspective, of this podcast series will offer us an opportunity to reflect on our own attitudes towards food, mealtime, and nutrition.References: Wright CM, Parkinson KN, Shipton D,

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Episode 58: 058 The SCC Pod: Ask Me Anything

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2022/03/21

We are fitting in another “ Ask Me Anything” before beginning a series on Kids and Food. Today Alex responds to questions about how to teach our kids empathy, and how to explain adoption to a biological sibling. Adoption:https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2804559/Community Paediatrics Committee (2001). Paediatr Child Health, 6(5):281-283.https://www.hopespromise.com/2020/10/21/the-effects-of-adoption-on-biological-siblings/Hunsley Jana (2020). The effects of adoption on

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Episode 57: 057 The SCC Pod - Ask Me Anything

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2022/03/15

In this Ask Me Anything episode, Alexandra Harrison responds to questions about when babies start to sleep through the night, whether you should let your baby put her hands in her mouth, whether you should continue breastfeeding even after starting solid food, how to stimulate your 6 month old baby, and what to do about an 18-month old biting his big sister. Sleep:Douglas P, Hill P (2013), J Dev Behav Ped, Behavioral sleep interventions in the first six months of life do not improve

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Episode 56: 056 The SCC Pod - Dance and Culture

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2022/03/08

Ashley Smith-Wallace began to study Irish dance with her parents, owners of an Irish Dance Academy, when she was 3-yo. After years of training and competitions, including honors such as being crowned the World Irish Step Dancing Champion in Belfast, in 2004, Ashley has become a choreographer and teacher herself. Ashley and I talk about her childhood with dance, how she thinks dance supports healthy physical and socio-emotional development in children, and how traditional dance can connect

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Episode 55: 055 The SCC Pod-Dance and Movement as...

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2022/02/28

Suzi Tortora, an accomplished dance and movement therapist and author talks to us about how dance can help children heal and grow stronger and come to know and love their bodies and their selves.

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