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The Voice of Early Childhood

The Voice of Early Childhood
Early Years Education
Emotional Intelligence
Play In Early Education
Child Development
Applied Behaviour Analysis
Early Years Foundation Stage
Ofsted
Helicopter Stories
Potty Training
Flourishing
Early Years Pupil Premium
Books
Emotional Regulation
Carl Rogers
Special Educational Needs
Nursery
Education Policy
Young Minds Big Maths
Autism
Education

The Voice of Early Childhood Podcast: involving you in thought-provoking discussions around early childhood. This weekly podcast brings you discussion, reflection, debate and a window into the minds of advocates working with our young leaders of tomorrow.

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The stories we carry shape how we lead, often without us realising. In early years, these narratives influence who we see as a leader and how we show up. This article and podcast episode explore how leadership stories are formed, the impact they have... more

This article and podcast episode explore how integrated early childhood approaches can strengthen systems of support for children and families. Using Maryland Family Network as a case study, we reflect on key themes including access to childcare, fam... more

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This article and podcast episode explore how the early years pupil premium (EYPP) can be used to strengthen practice and promote greater equity across the early childhood community. Drawing on research and professional experience, they reflect on why... more

Sound based emotional regulation is an emerging approach which uses carefully designed auditory experiences including voice, rhythm and specific sound frequencies to help children regulate their nervous systems. This article and podcast episode explo... more

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Recent Guests

Julian Grenier
Research/Content lead at Education Endowment Foundation focusing on early years
Education Endowment Foundation
Episode: Using the early years pupil premium to strengthen practice and equity
Nicola Maria Rose
Founder of HushAway; sound therapy practitioner and coach
HushAway
Episode: What is sound-based emotional regulation?
Kelly Hill
Founder of The Early Years Company
The Early Years Company
Episode: Professional curiosity: Creating cultures of reflection, safety and growth
Jack Edwards
Operations Director at Swift
Swift
Episode: Professional curiosity: Creating cultures of reflection, safety and growth
Fufy Demissie
Lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University with a background in early years teaching
Sheffield Hallam University
Episode: Supporting children's language through shared stories and sustained dialogue
Katie Thomas
Licensed mental health counselor with a focus on trauma-informed care in early childhood
Massachusetts, USA
Episode: Unconditional positive regard in early childhood: What we can still learn from Carl Rogers and Mister Rogers?
David Thomas
Retired early childhood educator and administrator
Massachusetts, USA
Episode: Unconditional positive regard in early childhood: What we can still learn from Carl Rogers and Mister Rogers?
Jane Carter
Program development lead at Partnership for Children
Partnership for Children
Episode: How can we support children in the early years to flourish?
Rebecca Mottram
Potty learning expert, children's nurse, author of Positively Potty
Episode: A guide to potty training

Hosts

Angelica Salinska
Host of The Voice of Early Childhood (multiple episodes, primary host)
Angelica Slitska
Co-host with focus on early childhood education topics and guest discussions

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#16
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#246
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#167
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#249
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#49
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Reframing early childhood: How language impacts our professional identity
Q: Could you tell us a little bit about why language matters so much in shaping perceptions of the early years profession?
Language matters because it defines how we are understood by outsiders and can either elevate or devalue the work. It influences perceptions of children's learning, the legitimacy of our methods, and the urgency with which policymakers and the public engage with early childhood education.
A guide to potty training
Q: Today I'm joined by Rebecca Mottram to talk about all things potty training. Welcome Rebecca to The Voice of Early Childhood Podcast.
Rebecca is introduced as a children's nurse and potty learning expert who offers gentle, evidence-based guidance and has authored resources to support confident toilet learning.
Unconditional positive regard in early childhood: What we can still learn from Carl Rogers and Mister Rogers?
Q: Why is it important to model emotions in front of young children, and how does this affect their learning?
The speakers argue that natural emoting helps children see that adults have feelings too, which normalizes emotional experience and supports emotional literacy. They warn against constant masking (surface acting) and suggest deep acting, which involves pausing, reflecting, and choosing responses that are compassionate yet clear.
Unconditional positive regard in early childhood: What we can still learn from Carl Rogers and Mister Rogers?
Q: What practical steps can educators take to balance unconditional positive regard with clear boundaries?
They describe using the ACT framework—Acknowledge the feeling, Communicate the limit, Target the alternative—and emphasize that limits can be delivered with warmth and respect. The key is to maintain relationship-building while being explicit about expectations and safety.
Unconditional positive regard in early childhood: What we can still learn from Carl Rogers and Mister Rogers?
Q: How did your experiences with Fred Rogers influence your approach to unconditional positive regard in classrooms?
Katie connects Mister Rogers' emphasis on kindness and being seen with Carl Rogers' ideas about unconditional positive regard, arguing that both concepts reinforce the importance of relationships and humanity in teaching. David adds that collaboration between therapy and education deepens understanding of children's needs and fosters more supportive classroom environments.

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What is The Voice of Early Childhood about and what kind of topics does it cover?

The show offers thoughtful conversations centered on early childhood education, with a strong emphasis on practitioner practice, policy context, and family outcomes. Recent episodes explore real-world tools and frameworks—ranging from funding levers like the Early Years Pupil Premium and its impact on classroom practice, to evolving inspection frameworks, regression-informed approaches to language and literacy, and trauma-informed care in early settings. Across episodes, guests bring hands-on expertise (from speech and language development to play-based pedagogy), practical CPD strategies, and leadership perspectives aimed at improving equity, inclusion, and child well-being. Noteworthy throughlines include a focus on relationship-building ... more

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1. Julian Grenier
2. Nicola Maria Rose
3. Kelly Hill
4. Jack Edwards
5. Fufy Demissie
6. Katie Thomas
7. David Thomas
8. Jane Carter

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