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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 54: 054 The SCC Pod: Life as a Dancer

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2022/02/23

Nicole Berger De Francesco will talk to us about her life as a dancer, from her childhood studying Indian traditional dance, to her extraordinary career as a dancer and choreographer. Nicole will also offer some thoughts about how introducing a young child to dance can help guide an active little one into finding beauty and creativity in movement.

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Episode 53: 053 The SCC Pod: Aditi on Dance

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2022/02/14

An accomplished dance therapist as well as infant parent mental health clinician, Aditi Subramaniam will talk to us about her personal and professional relationship with dance from childhood until the present, and how she has used dance to bring joy and healing to her life and to the lives of the children she has treated.

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Episode 52: 052 The SCC Pod: Rainbow Dance

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2022/02/08

Dicki Johnson Macy, Director of the Boston Children’s Foundation and creator of Rainbow Dance will begin our series on Kids and Dance by telling us the fascinating story of Rainbow Dance, an activity of movement and music that captures the imagination of children and their caregivers while also bringing calm and comfort.

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Episode 51: 051 The SCC Pod: Ask Me Anything

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2022/02/01

Dr. Alexandra Harrison will respond to questions from parents about when to pick up a crying baby, what to do about a 4-year-old lying, how to respond to a child cheating in a game, and how to take a child’s learning difficulties into consideration when the child does not do “what he is supposed to do”.

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38:03

Episode 50: 050 The SCC Pod: Monty Stambler - Kids...

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2022/01/25

Dr. Monty Stambler will speak again about kids' games—the advantages of children playing together using their bodies in rhythmic, repetitive physical activity. Dr. Stambler will also discuss the meaning of kids cheating in games.

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Episode 49: 049 The SCC Podcast: Ken Barranger - Kids...

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2022/01/21

Ken Barranger, the Director of the Academy of Physical and Social Development, a wonderful activity program for all kinds of kids that I have considered a valuable resource in the community for decades, will speak about kids’ games that build community while also supporting an individual child’s development.

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Episode 48: 048 The SCC Pod Games for Early Child...

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2022/01/10

Katie Clark, Arts Educator and Program Director of the Cambridge-Ellis School talks about games for preschool children that support their cognitive and social and emotional development while they are having fun.

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Episode 47: 047 The SCC Pod Monty Stambler Kids and...

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2022/01/07

Dr. Monty Stambler, child and adult psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, and also co-founder with his wife of a children’s game company, Gamrwright, will introduce our new series of “Kids and Games” with a discussion about how children’s games support their psychosocial development. Show notes:Winnicott DW (1971). Playing and Reality, London, Routledge Press.Butler, & Weatherall, A. (2006). "No, We're Not Playing Families": Membership Categorization in Children's Play. Research on Language

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Episode 46: 046 The SCC Pod: Ask Me Anything 2

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2021/12/30

The second episode in a series in which the host of this podcast, Alexandra Harrison, child psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, will respond to questions sent in by listeners. In this our second “Ask Me Anything” episode, Dr. Harrison will respond to additional questions from listeners . These questions touch on the subjects of sensory processing and Temperament, and also how to encourage your child to love books and reading.Show notes:Blanche E, Gunter J (2020). Sensory processing disorders,

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Episode 45: 045 The SCC Pod: Ask Me Anything

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2021/12/23

The first episode in a series in which child psychiatrist and psychoanalyst, Alexandra Harrison, the host of this podcast, will respond to questions sent in by listeners. In this our first “Ask Me Anything” episode, Dr. Harrison will respond to questions about the stress of COVID on children and their caregivers, how to manage childhood tantrums, and how long to let babies cry before picking them up. Show Notes:Garner A, Yogman M (2021). Preventing childhood toxic stress: partnering with

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Episode 44: 044 The SCC Pod: Advice from an Expert...

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2021/12/14

Dr. Amy Koel, a developmental psychologist and expert dog trainer, who has been working with adults, children and families and their companion dogs for more than 20 years, will talk to us about ways to enhance communication and understanding between dogs and humans, in order to nurture the development and happiness of both species in their lives together.

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Episode 43: 043 The SCC Pod: A Dog as a Family Member

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2021/12/06

Monique Udell, animal behavior researcher, talks about human-dog bonding, evolutionary factors influencing the social wellbeing of dogs, and intervention programs aimed at improving the lives of dogs and the humans they live with.

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Episode 42: 042 The SCC Pod: Dog is Love

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2021/12/01

Speaking about his book, Dog is Love: Why and How Your Dog Loves You, Professor Clive Wynne introduces our series of “Dogs and Kids” with a discussion of the amazing capacity of dogs to love us, recalling his certainty that his boyhood dog, Benji, loved him unconditionally. As an adult animal behavior scientist, Prof Wynne studied dogs' amazing capacity to make emotional bonds with humans, and in our discussion he describes experiments demonstrating this bond.

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Episode 41: 041 The SCC Pod: A Special Announcement

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2021/11/30

A quick message about the format of upcoming episodes.

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Episode 40: 040 The SCC Pod: Temperament

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2021/11/16

Nancy Snidman, Director of the Child Development Unit of the University of Massachusetts Boston, was Research Director of the Infant Study at Harvard, where she studied infant temperament with Professor Jerome Kagan. In this episode Nancy talks about the highly sensitive child in terms of temperament, revealing the large overlap of sensory processing problems and high reactive temperament. Professor Snidman also has some important tips for parents of children with high reactive

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Episode 39: 039 The SCC Pod: Selective Mutism

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2021/11/09

Katherine Schwab will discuss the interesting phenomenon of children who do not speak a word at school but are chatterboxes at home. Katherine is a therapist who works with these children and has some creative ideas about how to help them come out of their shells outside of their safety zone.

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Episode 38: 038 The SCC Pod: Do Infants React to...

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2021/11/02

Renowned infant researcher Ed Tronick discusses a recent study of infants' responses to their mothers wearing masks. Tronick created the famous still face experiment that demonstrated the sensitivity of infants to their mother’s contingent responses, primarily communicated by facial expression. In this study, he wanted to know whether mothers’ masking during the pandemic had an effect on their infants’ responses to their mothers when the mothers were masked.

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Episode 37: 037 The SCC Pod: Your Highly Sensitive...

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2021/10/26

We continue with Part II of Jessica Merle’s discussion about her experience as the mother of a highly sensitive child. In this episode, Jessica will gives thoughts about how to manage the reactions of other adults, including teachers, health professionals, extended family, and friends. Jessica has come up with some creative and highly effective methods of introducing her unique child to the world.

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Episode 36: 036 The SCC Pod: Your Highly Sensitive...

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2021/10/11

An accomplished professional woman and the mother of a highly sensitive child describes mothering her wonderful yet challenging child and what she has learned from this experience.

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Episode 35: 035 The SCC Pod: Spanish Conversation...

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2021/07/06

Diego Quiros interviews Malu Jimenez about a study of teen parents in Peru, in particular discussing teen fathers.

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