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Child of the Redwoods: Podcast

Child of the Redwoods

We make Montessori education fun, affordable, and accessible to families at home. Curriculum and support for homeschooling parents at www.childoftheredwoods.com. Aubrey Hargis, M.Ed. is an author, parent coach, and educational consultant best known for her empathetic approach and appreciation for the magic of childhood. David Hargis, M.A., is an educator and technologist who has made things for all kinds of learners - from K-12 to college to adult. Together, they founded Child of the Redwoods in

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39:55

The Montessori Printable: Friend or Foe for...

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/09/15

if I had a dime for every time a mom wrote me and said she was feeling overwhelmed by all the cutting and laminating - or that she was feeling resentful that her children only did such & such parts cards one time, well...you get the point. The thing is, there are certain children who cannot get enough pictures to classify and moms who really, really love their laminators, but it's not necessarily a must in Montessori. In this episode, we're talking about what the most common Montessori printables

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32:31

Deconstructing the Destructive Child

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/09/08

Does your child tear paper? Peel covers off or even entire pages out of books? Kick the wall so hard the drywall crumbles? Throw a dish across the room? I've seen all of this, and it doesn't scare me. It means the child is having some pretty intense emotions and developmental urges. In this episode, we get right into the thick of it from the Montessori perspective! Show notes at ChildoftheRedwoods.com Love, Aubrey

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32:48

A Mealtime With Kids That Doesn't Make You Want to Cry

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/09/01

Do you dread mealtimes with your children? Don't feel badly! Children are just learning socially appropriate behavior, and until they are are all grown up, they may be prone to poking each other, spitting, spilling liquids, flinging food onto the floor, giggling excesssively, or even bickering at the dinner table. Thank goodness the Montessori method is here to help! Show notes w/tips are on my website at ChildoftheRedwoods.com Love, Aubrey

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01:08:04

Wait...Is Homeschooling Even Legal? - with Caitlyn...

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/08/25

If you're new to homeschooling or considering it for your child's future, you might be wondering about the legal aspects. Is it legal in your country? What would you do if someone questioned you about it or tried to report you? My friend Caitlyn Obolsky is a lawyer and homeschooling advocate, and she is here to tell her own "deciding to homeschool" story and give us a little legal insight.

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33:39

My Toddler Just Isn't Into Montessori

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/08/18

Toddlers are fun, mischievous little creatures! They have an agenda all their own. When we try to intervene, they don't always go along with it! Thus, we have a common conundrum. How does one get a toddler to do Montessori activities? And if not those, what should a toddler be doing all day? Show notes available at ChildoftheRedwoods.com Love, Aubrey

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29:35

Love the Child You Have

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/08/11

If only our sunny-faced toddlers could stay that way! Unfortunately, all children grow up, and some go through emotional rollercoasters that can really take us aback. In this episode, a mama asks what to do with her unhappy 4 year old, who seems to have changed personalities recently, and we strategize. Love, Aubrey

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33:52

Your Homeschooling Pod is Waiting for You

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/07/28

Podding up with other homeschoolers isn't just a way to survive a pandemic while giving your children a solid education; it's the way homeschooling works effectively for many parents around the world. In this episode, I'll share my own experiences with pods, or "co-ops" as we homeschoolers call them, and give you some starter points for forming your own. Download my Brand New Homeschooler's Magical Adventure guide for an introduction to homeschooling at ChildoftheRedwoods.com in the show notes

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Of Course Children Can Learn to Put Their Toys Away

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/07/21

Children are messy. Getting them to clean up can be a headache! But guess what? Your little children CAN learn to put away their toys, tidy up around the house, and do household chores. And you don't even have to sing a cheesy clean up song to get them to do it. Come join me in a chat about the Montessori way to clean up. Love, Aubrey P.S. This episode comes with a free checklist of No Cost Ways to Make Your Home More Child-Centered. Download it in the show notes of this episode at

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Of Course Children Can Learn to Put Their Toys Away

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/07/21

Children are messy. Getting them to clean up can be a headache! But guess what? Your little children CAN learn to put away their toys, tidy up around the house, and do household chores. And you don't even have to sing a cheesy clean up song to get them to do it. Come join me in a chat about the Montessori way to clean up. Love, Aubrey P.S. This episode comes with a free checklist of No Cost Ways to Make Your Home More Child-Centered. Download it in the show notes of this episode at

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33:44

Of Course Children Can Learn to Put Their Toys Away

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/07/21

Children are messy. Getting them to clean up can be a headache! But guess what? Your little children CAN learn to put away their toys, tidy up around the house, and do household chores. And you don't even have to sing a cheesy clean up song to get them to do it. Come join me in a chat about the Montessori way to clean up. Love, Aubrey P.S. This episode comes with a free checklist of No Cost Ways to Make Your Home More Child-Centered. Download it in the show notes of this episode at

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40:30

Making Sure Your Homeschooled Child Doesn't Fall Behind

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/07/14

One of the great challenges of homeschooling is assuaging the worry that your child might fall behind their grade-level peers. I get it! After 10 years of official homeschooling, I can tell you that this general fear is not just put upon you by your own fretting mind: it's a societal problem. We need to rethink the entire purpose of an education. I'll help you calm those fears down right now. Love, Aubrey P.S. Go to ChildoftheRedwoods.com to view the show notes and get a copy of my Brand New

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38:31

Drowning in Guilt Over Giving One Child More Attention

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/07/07

Do you feel like you give one child more attention over another? It feels awful, right? And yet sometimes simply because of the age and stage of your child, it is the instinctual way you parent. Many Montessori mamas feel guilty for playing with the preschooler while the baby lays nearby on the floor or nursing the baby for house while the preschooler waits. Tips & healthy advice awaits you in this episode. Love, Aubrey P.S. Find the show notes right here at Child of the Redwoods.com

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28:02

Getting Family On Board With Montessori and Gentle...

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/06/30

Do you feel like you are walking the Montessori journey alone? Are your family members still advocating for traditional parenting methods like spanking, time-out, bribing, or threatening? Are you looking for ways to help them learn about Montessori and gentle parenting? In this episode, we dive into what it really takes to get family members on board with Montessori! For a free Mini-Dictionary of Montessori terms to share with your family, visit the show notes at ChildoftheRedwoods.com Love,

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38:08

Trusting The Child, Even When They Throw the Dishes

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/06/23

Crash! There goes another plate, shattered on the floor. Whoever said Montessori children could handle glass must not have seen a real toddler! In this episode, we take the story of the "throwing everything" toddler and break it down. This is not a plastic-versus glass story. It's a story about how to follow your gut instincts and trust the child. Tips for throwing toddlers can be found in the show notes at ChildoftheRedwoods.com Love, Aubrey

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34:45

What It Really Means When Your Child Interrupts You

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/06/16

When you're trying to have an adult conversation for longer than 30 seconds or concentrate on a project, it can get pretty frustrating to have a little person constantly interrupting you. In this episode, we dive into the reasons why the interruptions are happening and also give some strategies to help manage them. (Hint: it's all about the Montessori grace and courtesy lessons!) If you're a 101 member, there is some extra info in here about my decision to archive the group as well. Love,

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31:30

How to Talk to Your Child About Terrible Things

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/06/09

This episode is specifically for the parent who is worried about telling her young child that there are terrible things in the world. Murder, cancer, natural disasters, racism, and other topics are mentioned, along with an approach to understanding how to approach these topics with confidence through developmental stages. White & privileged parents will be comforted by this gentle nudge. Specific resources to help parents learn more about about an Anti-Bias / Anti-Racist educational approach will

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40:55

Squirrel! Your Toddler's Short Attention Span

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/05/19

One minute your child is playing with a toy. The next, he’s off into the kitchen for a snack! Toys forgotten, he runs outside to chase the butterflies in your backyard. It’s not you — your toddler really does have a short attention span. And it’s not all bad. Let’s uncover some of the possible biological reasons why your toddler is behaving so erratically and contemplate how the Montessori method can help your child learn to focus. We talk about praise in this episode! You'll find a free list of

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37:08

Step Up Your Montessori Design Skills

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/05/12

How does a Montessori guide create a work for a child? Actually, there's a lot more to it than putting items on a tray and popping it on a shelf! Here are some tips to help you step up your design skills and entice your children to enjoy their prepared environment. This episode comes with a free printable infographic to help you remember these tips when cultivating your spaces at home, and you can find it RIGHT HERE at ChildoftheRedwoods.com Love, Aubrey

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31:26

Hit Rewind for a Clearer Perspective on Your Motherhood

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/05/05

Feeling overwhelmed? Out of control? Disorganized? Can't get the kids to settle down at bedtime either? I am giving a parenting tip today that has been instrumental in my own motherhood: hitting rewind. Because it's FUN (and useful!), this podcast comes with an inspirational poster to stick on your fridge paste into your journal, or hang on your wall RIGHT HERE at Child of the Redwoods.com Love, Aubrey

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34:29

Montessori 101: Start Here

Child of the Redwoods: Podcast ·

2020/04/28

New to Montessori or want to help a friend learn about Montessori? Welcome to an amazing way of life. Here are my tips for learning about Montessori without getting completely overwhelmed. This episode comes with a free mini-dictionary of popular Montessori terms: Learn How to Talk Like a Montessori Parent. You can download it at ChildoftheRedwoods.com in the show notes of this episode. Love, Aubrey

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