
A parent said "It's like having a preschool teacher in my pocket" | A Program for Your Baby's First Years. You will have "serve and return" interactions with your baby & introduce them to age appropriate, compelling books & songs. Over 400 5***** reviews Spotify, Apple Podcasts *WHAT - Screen-free time to experience more joy with your baby, feel more capable as a parent & soothe/entertain your bab... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 114 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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How can I experience more joy when I'm with my baby?
And how can I raise a child who loves to read and loves to learn?
I'm Miss Pam. I'm a children's librarian, a trained teacher, and a grandma of three.
Baby Wordplay is a podcast for you and yo... more
Experience more joy with your baby during the fourth trimester - that special period - birth to 3 months.
Warmly,
Miss Pam
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All for Autumn and Autumn for All.
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Interactive, screen-free sessions help parents and caregivers connect with babies and toddlers through songs, nursery rhymes, finger plays, movement, stories, and simple gestures. Children's librarian and educator Miss Pam models ways to read, sing, use eye contact, and invite a baby's responses, while offering practical prompts that caregivers can use during play, bedtime, car rides, and everyday routines. Episodes often weave in early literacy, language development, emotional learning, and occasional English-Spanish vocabulary.
The format is guided and participatory: adults are encouraged to sing and move along with their child rather than simply play the audio in the background. Occasional authors contribute stories and discussion, addi... more
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Baby Wordplay launched 6 years ago and published 114 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Baby Wordplay include:
1. Ashley Causey-Golden
2. Grace Lin
3. Maria Wen Adcock
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