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The Bloom Room: An Early Childhood Podcast

Danica See
Early Childhood Education
Child Development
Separation Anxiety
Attachment
Behavior Curriculum
Trauma-Informed Practices
Sensory Processing
Mental Health
Emotional Needs
Holistic Education
Media Sensationalism
Neurodivergence
Play-Based Learning
Child Abuse Prevention
Occupational Therapy
Holistic Child Development
Education
Behavior Management
Circle Of Security
Emotional Wellbeing

Where big feelings are welcome, tricky behaviour isn’t shamed, and early childhood educators finally feel seen. Are you an educator, teacher, or school leader navigating the messy, beautiful world of guiding children’s behaviour, emotions, and sense of belonging? You’ve just found your people. I’m Danica - early childhood mentor and consultant, and your go-to gal for honest, heart-led conversation... more

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Latest Episodes

Real inclusion isn’t about ticking boxes.

Phwoar. This conversation is a powerful one. I welcome Sarah Middleton and her 12-year-old son, Charlie (the first child on the show - yay!), to The Bloom Room for a critical conversation around why it’s ti... more

Forced sharing is out. Scaffolded turn taking is in. 

Eeeep - we’ve all said it - "sharing is caring". Two children are locked in battle over a toy, voices rising and out comes the phrase we hope will fix it fast. But what if “sharing is caring” is... more

Emotional intelligence is the cornerstone of effective teaching.

This chat with Em Gentle will be like a hug for the parts of you telling you that you're not doing enough. Em shares so much of her wisdom in this discussion centred on emotionally in... more

Holding a boundary is not about ‘being the boss.’ 

Boundaries are often thrown around as one of those behaviour support tools that’s the magic bullet for getting children to do what you want. Womp womp, friend - magic bullets for behaviour don’t ex... more

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Recent Guests

Cath Fitz
Occupational Therapist and advocate for nature play
Occupational Therapist
Episode: EP 13 | Nature Play + Regulation in the Outdoors
Jacquie Ward
Psychologist specializing in children's behavior
Episode: Ep 12 | Deconstructing Childhood Anger
Renee Mitchell
Director at Goodstart Early Learning
Goodstart Early Learning
Episode: EP 11 | Children’s Council + Honouring Children’s Voices
Charmaine Greenwood
Educator at Goodstart Early Learning
Goodstart Early Learning
Episode: EP 11 | Children’s Council + Honouring Children’s Voices
Simon Airey
Known as Simon Inclusion Teacher, advocate for inclusive education
Episode: EP 10 | A Conversation on Rethinking Dominant Education Practices
Annabel Tannenbaum
Advocate for neuroaffirming and neuroinclusive practices in education
Thriving Minds Education
Episode: EP 8 | Neuro-Affirming Practice + the Lived Experience
Kristi McVee
Founder of Child Abuse Prevention and Education Australia, former child abuse detective.
Child Abuse Prevention and Education Australia
Episode: Ep 7 | Child Safety & Abuse Prevention Education
Amie Fabry
Early childhood leader, consultant, and expert in early childhood pedagogy
The Learning Future
Episode: EP 6 | Becoming Early Years Champions: Leadership in the Early Years
Elise Disher
Early childhood educator and consultant, a holistic sleep and wellbeing consultant, and a Circle of Security facilitator.
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Episode: EP 4 | Attachment in the Early Years

Host

Danica See
Danica is a mentor and consultant specializing in early childhood education, advocating for holistic child development and practical strategies for supporting children's behavior.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 28 ratings
  • Thoughtful, reflective, curious and heart-led

    Thoughtful, reflective, curious and heart-led. The way we should be stepping into all education moments. The more conversations that happen like this, the better the world will be. Listen and be inspired ☺️

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BecomingCollective
    Australiaa year ago
  • Informed and engaging

    Danicas’s podcast covers so many important topics for anyone caring for children. Danica is knowledgeable, passionate and evidence-based and her line up of interviewees is fantastic. An essential listen for any teacher or parent!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    JessD_1
    Australiaa year ago
  • Totally worth a listen!!

    I love tuning in to The Bloom Room with Danica! All of the conversations I’ve listened to have been very informational & has given me a lot to think about. Danica has a way of keeping the conversation fun, while also getting all of the good nuggets out of her guests. She asks fantastic questions, has a great sense of humor, & really knows what she is talking about! Her guests bring a variety of different backgrounds & experiences that are making a big impact in the world of early childhood educa... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sagethyme&spice
    United Statesa year ago
  • Quality 👏

    Content is very insightful n a great listen for those in the education industry

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sujithk77
    Australiaa year ago
  • A must listen for anyone working with little people

    What a breath a fresh air ‘The Bloom Room’ podcast is! If you work with little people, do yourself a favour and hit ‘follow’, so that you never miss an episode or the incredible wisdom that Danica (and her guests) share to support you in your role in the early childhood education space. Danica, thank you for openly sharing your journey in an authentic and vulnerable way, sharing what you ‘see’, shining your light and guiding educators to support our future generations.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Bravo2828
    Australiaa year ago

Listeners Say

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Informed and engaging, offering essential insights for those caring for children.
Thoughtful, reflective, curious and heart-led discussions are inspiring for educators.
Danica's humor and expertise make for enjoyable and educational listening experiences.
The podcast is a refreshing breath of fresh air for early childhood professionals.
It provides fantastic perspectives on early childhood education and emotional support strategies.
Listeners express gratitude for the insights into the challenges faced by educators.

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EP 11 | Children’s Council + Honouring Children’s Voices
Q: If there are some people that are listening today who are feeling really inspired and they want to go away from this discussion and strengthen how they honour children's voices in their practice, can you provide any tips or advice?
Everything comes back to connection, building relationships with children before asking for their opinions, and documenting their voices.
EP 11 | Children’s Council + Honouring Children’s Voices
Q: Do you find that the concept of children's rights is already somewhat familiar to children and their grownups coming in, or is that something that you do a lot of unpacking with them as they come in?
The work with children is the easy bit; working with the grownups about children's rights is more challenging.
EP 11 | Children’s Council + Honouring Children’s Voices
Q: Can you share a little bit about what a Children's Council is?
A Children's Council is a group of children who collaborate, reflect, and provide feedback, ensuring their voices are central to decision-making processes.
EP 13 | Nature Play + Regulation in the Outdoors
Q: What are some practical ways educators can incorporate nature into their teaching?
Educators can utilize local parks, engage in themed outdoor lessons, and create opportunities for loose parts play to enhance learning experiences.
Ep 12 | Deconstructing Childhood Anger
Q: Why is anger so stigmatized in children?
Anger in children is often met with discomfort from adults who have been conditioned to view it negatively, leading to quick suppression instead of healthy discussion.

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This podcast serves as an essential resource for early childhood educators, teachers, and school leaders seeking practical support and insights into holistic child development. With a focus on understanding children's behavior, emotions, and fostering a sense of belonging, conversations often center around innovative strategies to enhance educational practices and promote emotional well-being. The host engages with a diverse range of experts and practitioners, creating an informative and supportive community for listeners.

Unique to this series is its commitment to discussing current evidence-based practices and addressing relevant issues faced by educators and parents alike. Topics such as nature play, trauma-informed approaches, neurodive... more

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