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Child Development
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Childhood Anxiety
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Child returns for the next chapter of the story of all of us. Delve deep into the mind of a toddler and explore how our emotions and our selves are built through life experience.

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In the final episode of the series India looks into love. From an exploration into the oxytocin driving the parent infant bond to the pressures of unconditional love and the importance of receiving love on a child’s development, this is the story of ... more

A moment of pure panic - losing a child in a park - begins India Rakusen’s exploration of anxiety: what it is, how it begins, and how it shapes both children and parents.

Through science, history and culture, she learns how early sensory experience... more

India Rakusen explores the awe-inspiring world of awe. Discover how narratives and storytelling, as well as the awesome natural world, have the power to inspire the feeling in all of us - and find out what happens when we let it into our lives.

Fro... more

India Rakusen examines why humans cry, what tears mean and why we might want to question our ability to read the mind in the face.

Taking a look at the science and psychology behind crying, from infancy through adulthood, and how tears connect to e... more

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Dr. Ruth Feldman
Simsman Professor of Developmental Social Neuroscience at Reichman University
Reichman University
Episode: 8. Love
Ruth Whitman
Journalist and author of Boy Mum, Raising Boys in the Age of Impossible Masculinity
Episode: 8. Love
Jennifer Traig
Author of Act Natural, A Cultural History of Misadventures in Parenting
Episode: 8. Love
Ad Vingerhuts
Emeritus professor of emotions and well-being, affiliated with the Department of Medical and Clinical Psychology of Tilburg University.
Tilburg University
Episode: 5. Sadness
Hilary Richardson
A developmental and cognitive neuroscientist and lecturer at the University of Edinburgh.
University of Edinburgh
Episode: 5. Sadness
Gina Rippon
Professor Emeritus of Cognitive Neuroimaging at Aston University.
Aston University
Episode: 5. Sadness
Chiara Bulgarelli
Researcher studying empathic responses in young children.
Birkbeck University
Episode: 5. Sadness
Thomas Dixon
Formerly ran the Center for the History of Emotions, now a primary school teacher.
Kent Primary School
Episode: 5. Sadness
Rob Boddis
Core fellow at the Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies.
University of Helsinki
Episode: 5. Sadness

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India Rakusen
Host of discussions on childhood development and emotional well-being

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4.8 out of 5 stars from 156 ratings
  • So beautiful

    Such a gorgeous podcast. Was looking for others by India after Witch and 28days and so happy to have come across this. Real narratives, real perspectives, real stories about what it is to live life as a woman. Gentle, magical and captivating

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fee731
    United Kingdoma year ago
  • Wonderful

    Listened to this as a mum and midwife and pregnant again and learnt so much. So beautiful crafted too. Just wonderful

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Phoebelaaaaaa
    Australia2 years ago
  • Beautiful

    Such a beautifully written and composed podcast that is informative and entertaining. I really enjoyed listening to this in the middle of night while feeding.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maxine??
    Australia2 years ago
  • India Rakusen? Immediately yes.

    I’m beyond excited for the latest series from the brilliant host/storyteller India Rakusen. I devoured her last two podcasts — “Witch” and “28ish Days Later” — and I deeply appreciate her dedication to rebalancing herstory. She’s spins a great yarn, so you don’t even realize how much you’re learning. I feel like I owe her tuition at this point! Love from a big fan in Canada.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    fiercefab
    Canada2 years ago
  • Great podcast very irritating advert before it

    Do you really need to put this long advert about comedy programmes choices before every single episode of ‘Child’? It’s actually putting me off listening to the podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Utrera woman
    United Kingdom2 years ago

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Listeners describe the content as beautifully crafted and informative, often finding it relatable and emotional. Many appreciate the personal narratives interwoven with expert insights, enhancing both the storytelling and educational value. Reviews frequently highlight the podcast's ability to foster understanding of complex parenting topics. Some listeners express frustration with interruptions, but the general sentiment remains overwhelmingly positive, noting the podcast's contribution to parental discussions and support.

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7. Anxiety
Q: What is the role of neuroscience in parenting advice today?
Neuroscience has become a predominant influence in parenting advice, but there are issues with how these findings are communicated, leading to potentially misleading or inflated claims.
7. Anxiety
Q: What can GPs do to help children with anxiety?
GPs should use play as a tool to help children who are highly anxious, even going so far as to prescribe sessions at a local adventure playground.
7. Anxiety
Q: Is all of this anxiety around food new?
Yes, the level of anxiety around food is new compared to earlier periods when concerns were more about bowel movements than eating habits.
7. Anxiety
Q: What were parents saying about their child's anxiety?
Parents revealed that anxiety had been a concern since their children were very young, indicating that the roots of anxiety in children often begin at an early age.

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What is Child about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A detailed exploration of the emotional landscape and developmental phases of toddlers is at the heart of this series. It focuses on the complexities of parenting, diving into topics such as love, fear, anger, and happiness as experienced by young children. The series features insights from experts in psychology, neuroscience, and education, facilitating a richer understanding of early childhood experiences and their implications for both parents and children. The narratives include personal stories and scientific research that highlight the intricate relationship between parental guidance and children's emotional health, making it particularly relatable for parents and caregivers. By using engaging storytelling techniques, the series craft... more

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Recent guests on Child include:

1. Dr. Ruth Feldman
2. Ruth Whitman
3. Jennifer Traig
4. Ad Vingerhuts
5. Hilary Richardson
6. Gina Rippon
7. Chiara Bulgarelli
8. Thomas Dixon

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