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The Supporting Child Caregivers Podcast

Alexandra Harrison
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Premature Babies
Premature Infants
Newborn Behavioral Observation
Family Values
NBAS
Adolescent Pregnancy In El Salvador
Resilience
Autism
Grandparents and Grandchildren Relationships
Robotic-Assisted Therapy
SPARC (psychosocial Skills Program)
NBO
Turkey
EID
Shazia Parveen
Music Therapy
Mi Casa International
House Of Life
Christmas

Helpful information about child development and parenting issues for child caregivers--parents, teachers, health workers, and other child caregivers across the globe.

PublishesTwice monthlyEpisodes100Founded6 years ago
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We're talking the rest of the summer off... be well and we'll have new episodes for you in September!

Maria Rhodes, Child Analyst of the British Psychoanalytic Society and Emeritus Professor of Child Psychotherapy at the Tavistock Clinic in London, talks about her many experiences, including her treatment of toddlers at risk of autism.

Emily Hills, a neonatal occupational therapist with expertise in sensory integration who practices in London and has taught all around the world will talk about her experiences with high-risk babies. She will also tell a funny anecdote from her teach... more

An Early Interventionist, describes her research in the clinical and public health interventions for high-risk infants.

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Maria Rhodes
Emeritus Professor of Child Psychotherapy at the Tavistock Clinic University of East London, child analyst
Tavistock Clinic / University of East London / Association of Child Psychotherapists
Episode: Episode 180: The SCC Pod - Psychoanalyst Maria Rhodes and Toddlers at Risk of Autism
Emily Hills
Clinical specialist neonatal occupational therapist; co-founder of Sensory Beginnings Ltd.
Sensory Beginnings Ltd
Episode: Episode 179: The SCC Pod - Emily Hills on Babies and Parents
Beth McManus
Pediatric physical therapist; expert in early intervention, NICU care, and developmental epidemiology
Colorado School of Public Health; Children's Hospital Colorado
Episode: Episode 178: The SCC Pod - Professor Beth McManus on High-Risk Infants
Yvette Blanchard
Newborn behavioral observation (NBO) and NBAS master trainer; co-author of the NBO Manual; clinician focused on families of vulnerable infants
Braselton Institute / NBO community
Episode: Episode 177: The SCC Pod - Premies and Vulnerable Infants
Dr. Maya Szombat
Child psychiatrist specializing in perinatal mental health and early infant development
NBAS practitioner in London; NBAS trainer at the Free University of Brussels
Episode: Episode 176: The SCC Pod - Supporting Parents of Premature Infants
Jacqueline Ruggiero
Neonatologist and clinical researcher; Director of Neurodevelopmental Care in a Level 4 NICU
University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston McGovern Medical School
Episode: Episode 175: The SCC Pod - A Neonatologist in the NICU - A Relational Approach
Angeles Cerezo
Professor of Psychology, Emeritus Professor at the University of Valencia; expert in early parent-infant interaction and attachment
University of Valencia
Episode: Episode 174: The SCC Pod - From Research to Practice: Clinical Work with Parents of Babies
Lauryl Ramakrishnan
Lactation consultant, pediatric nurse practitioner
Cambridge Health Alliance
Episode: Episode 173: The SCC Pod - Lauryl Ramakrishnan - Lactation and Premature Babies
Ana Valeria Mayen-Laines
Salvadoran pediatric neonatologist
Instituto Salvadoreño de Seguro Social
Episode: Episode 172: The SCC Pod - Premature Babies with Dr. Ana Mayen

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Alexandra Harrison
Host of The Supporting Child Caregivers Podcast, focused on neonatal development, family-centered care, and caregiver support.

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4.6 out of 5 stars from 10 ratings
  • Fascinating and Diverse Topics about Relational Health

    Rich perspectives from all over the world among people of all walks of life. ♥️

    Apple Podcasts
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    Hdhehduchdjdhd
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great guest with up-to-date knowledge about childcare

    Dr. Harrison bring a great cohort of guests to the show to share in-depth findings and experience in child care. Dr. Harrison herself provides sensitive yet balanced comments during each interview. “Ask me everything” episodes are also jewel of this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jjjjjjyll
    United States3 years ago

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Up-to-date, practical knowledge about childcare with insightful guest selections.
Quality content and thoughtful coverage across a broad spectrum of child-care topics.
Host delivers balanced, sensitive commentary and great deep-dive episodes like 'Ask me anything'.

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Episode 161: The SCC Pod - Ivana Ron and Mexican Family Values
Q: How did restorative justice first come to you, and what practices have you studied or implemented?
Ivana describes discovering restorative justice through mock trial, a university course, and the Vera Institute, and notes its application to families and communities through restorative circles.
Episode 161: The SCC Pod - Ivana Ron and Mexican Family Values
Q: What kind of law do you think you might practice, and how would you express your family values in your career?
She expresses a strong interest in restorative justice, emphasizing compassionate, context-aware approaches to crime and rehabilitation, aiming to become a district attorney who emphasizes healing and repairing harm rather than solely punishing offenders.
Episode 163: The SCC Pod - Chris-Ander Paraison and Haitian Family Values
Q: What would you like to teach your future children about education and independence?
I would emphasize freedom to explore their own identity and interests, while still valuing education; I'd support them through failures and successes, and strive to keep them away from excessive screen time while encouraging a lifelong love of learning.
Episode 163: The SCC Pod - Chris-Ander Paraison and Haitian Family Values
Q: What values did your parents instill in you when you were growing up?
Hard work and education were the core values; my parents modeled resilience, learning English after moving to the U.S., and progressively improving their careers, which inspired me to prioritize education and perseverance.
Episode 180: The SCC Pod - Psychoanalyst Maria Rhodes and Toddlers at Risk of Autism
Q: Could you explain briefly how early observations like the CHAT inform your approach with toddlers at risk of autism?
The CHAT provides a structured way to assess joint attention and social interaction in a short window, helping identify children who may benefit from earlier support. Even when acted upon by non-specialists, it guides parents and clinicians toward monitoring and engaging with the child more deliberately, which can improve outcomes when followed by appropriate interventions.

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This show centers on child development, parenting, and caregiving, with a strong emphasis on families facing high-risk infancy, NICU transitions, and neurodevelopmental considerations. Across episodes, listeners hear practical, family-centered approaches from clinicians, researchers, and lactation specialists who share actionable strategies for supporting parents, caregivers, and early intervention teams. Topics span NBAS/NBO tools, relational care in the NICU, lactation for preterm babies, trauma-informed practices, and culturally informed family engagement, all highlighted by real-world stories from diverse settings. The format often blends clinical insight with compassionate storytelling, making it useful for clinicians, educators, and f... more

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2. Emily Hills
3. Beth McManus
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