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Sound, frequency and vibrations! Insights from Dr Red Ruby Scarlet to help attune our bodies to the elements of music.  

Let’s explore the 6 key advantages of intergenerational experiences for both children and adults. 

Supporting families and educators to “recognise moments when media viewing becomes an interactive and educational experience”. 

By Early Childhood Education Consultant, Linda T Harrison

From watching characters go on adventures to seeing arty projects unfold, there is a treasure trove of screen content out there to promote early learning and imagination.

When is the right age to start learning about the internet? Science communicator Lauren Bogar, from Raising Healthy Minds, explores the value of early conversations.

How do you care for yourself when you have been busy supporting children and families, particularly with the added pressures of the last few years? Louise Dorrat shares thoughtful ways to banish burn-out. 

When children create art and craft items in their early education or school settings what are your first thoughts?

David Gilkes unpacks how educators and parents can create spaces and relationships for children’s questions to be heard and to grow.
Young boy looking at plants through a magnifying glass.

What exactly is mindfulness for young children? Is it more than just guided relaxation and yoga? What does it look like in our everyday practice?
Two children in a garden, smelling pink flowers.

How do parents of young children access health related information for their children? And what informs their decisions around their children’s digital technology use?
A woman sits on a lounge with a child, both of them looking at a smartphone in her hand.

Explore four big (yet achievable) ideas to support children and educators grow their ecological identity.

The Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) has introduced a reader’s choice category in its’ annual Book of the Year Awards.

Understanding different kinds of risk helps us to know which risks to embrace, and which ones to avoid. Early childhood lecturer and researcher, Mandy Cooke explains…

Learn about the Early Start Discovery Space (ESDS), a dedicated interactive children’s museum where play is paramount. This inspiring facility showcases multimodal play in action.

We interview Deaf Connect and explore how Auslan is included throughout this delightful new episode.
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