A show for primary school kids that’s all about health, happiness and wellness. Michelle and her puppet co-presenters, Buster and Buddy, are on a mission to help kids Feel Great and Live Happy!
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | Education for KidsKids & Family |
In another of our ‘Mind Your Head!’ shows we speak with mental health expert Gillian Fagan about how busy kids’ lives can get with school, activities and life in general. And how to notice when their battery is drained and what they can do to recharg... more
We speak with Sharon Flanagan from Fitness for Kids about how when we exercise our bodies produce endorphins – also known as the Happy Hormones – so it’s no wonder regular exercise is so important to keep not just our bodies, but our minds healthy to... more
We chat with primary school teacher Áine Murray who has written a book called ‘The Pain in the Chest’ to help kids manage their worries and to understand that when we talk about our worries with a trusted adult that we feel much better!
Today’s show is Part 2 of our chat with An Taisce Climate Ambassador Ellen Hegarty as we talk about the kinds of things we can do in our own lives to fight against climate change….AND how we can encourage adults in our lives to do the same!
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I absolutely love this podcast! It is so informative, exciting & enjoyable for parents, children, caregivers & educators alike. I have enjoyed it (loved it!) right from the start! Michelle, Buster & Buddy always put on a fantastic show! I love their energy and enthusiasm and of course the content is always excellent & so relevant. Well done guys... & all involved in the creation of this amazing podcast.
I cannot recommend this Podcast enough for anyone with an anxious child. This has been an amazing resource for my 7 year old daughter throughout Covid and continues to be of huge benefit to her since returning to school. The characters speak to the children in a language that they understand and the interaction with other kids through jokes, interviews etc really keep it on their level.
These podcasts are an excellent resource for parents and teachers. They explain the coronavirus and the vaccines in a child friendly and fun way. Would highly recommend to all educators and parents.
A fantastic podcast for any child who has questions, and needs answers to any worries they may have. Put together in a really child centred way. I love it! And my son loves Buster!!
This podcast is great in explaining things to kids and helping them in mindfulness and health
Apple Podcasts | #52 | Ireland/Kids & Family/Education for Kids |
Apple Podcasts | #163 | Sweden/Kids & Family/Education for Kids |
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The Kids are All Right! launched 3 years ago and published 28 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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