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Words Grow Minds Parent Podcast

Words Grow Minds
Child Development
Early Childhood Development
Parenting
Screen Time
Language Development
Parenting Tips
Risky Play
Neuroscience
Australia
Early Childhood Education
Music In Early Childhood
Tantrums
Emotional Regulation
Technoference
Serve and Return
Child Brain Development
Speech Pathology
Toddler Nutrition
Reading
The Parenthood

Did you know your child’s brain grows faster in the first 3 years than at any other time? Hosts Kate Ellis and Amelia Mulcahy chat with Australian and international experts breaking down brain science into easy everyday things you can do to help nurture your child’s development in the early years. No pressure, no judgement, just tips and fun conversations to give your child the best start in life.... more

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New parenthood is joyful, but it can also be overwhelming in ways you never saw coming. For some parents, that overwhelm can tip into something more serious. In this deeply personal episode, Kate and Amelia are joined by Gia Hogarth, a former journal... more

With the age of first-time parenthood rising in Australia, what’s it really like for teens and young people becoming parents? In this episode, Kate and Amelia speak with teen mum Katelyn and her Brave Foundation mentor Brooke Whitehead about the real... more

From the first days of fatherhood, dads have an incredible opportunity to shape their child’s development – but how do they navigate the challenges and make the most of those early moments? And what programs, supports and strategies exist to build co... more

There’s no denying it’s been a really difficult year for parents of children in childcare. In this thoughtful and timely episode, CEO of The Parenthood, Georgie Dent, joins Kate Ellis and guest co-host Daniela Ritorto to unpack the complex emotions m... more

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Recent Guests

Tom Docking
Founder and CEO of Dads Group; founder of Man with a Pram
Dads Group / Man with a Pram
Episode: The early years for Aussie dads
Georgie Dent
CEO of The Parenthood, former lawyer and journalist, author and advocate for families
The Parenthood
Episode: Childcare in the news for all the wrong reasons
Ali Durham
Children's picture book author and illustrator; early childhood and art teacher
Episode: Raising a reader
Rachel Samson
Clinical psychologist specializing in family relationships and child development
Independent; specialist in family relationships and psychology
Episode: Understanding attachment
Dr. Anita Collins
A leading researcher in Music Education and Neuroscience; founder of Bigger Better Brains
Bigger Better Brains
Episode: How music powers early learning
Anna Ritan
Accredited pediatric dietitian and nutritionist; owner of Nourish Little Lives Practice
Nourish Little Lives Practice
Episode: Toddler nutrition made easy
Ana Nieto
Director of Early Years at the Minderoo Foundation with over 20 years of experience in early childhood policy
Minderoo Foundation
Episode: Who's in your parenting village?
Helen Smith
A speech pathologist with over two decades of experience.
Children's Health Queensland
Episode: Baby talk: Lessons from a speechie
Dr. Justin Coulson
One of Australia's most trusted parenting experts
Happy Families
Episode: Why risky play?

Hosts

Kate Ellis
Co-host of the Words Grow Minds Parent Podcast and chair of South Australia's Early Years Task Force.
Amelia Mulcahy
Co-host of the Words Grow Minds Parent Podcast.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 7 ratings
  • Amazing!

    Love both hosts you are incredible humans. I’m already obsessed with listening to this podcast, the content is educational and interesting.

    I’ve been singing the theme song since before she was born and now she roars like a lion when she hears the stinger!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    MegzieMoo27
    Australiaa year ago
  • So good

    Research backed and useful. Great for parents and grandies. Love that it’s local too.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Happy with appt
    Australiaa year ago

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The early years for Aussie dads
Q: What formats or programs make dads show up and stay engaged?
A mix of community meetups, hospital-integrated programs, online discussions, workplace programs, and bespoke partnerships that together form an integrated model of care.
The early years for Aussie dads
Q: How did you identify the gap in father engagement during antenatal care?
They observed a systemic and cultural gap where fathers weren't meaningfully included, prompting the creation of Dads Group to provide access and structured support.
Toddler nutrition made easy
Q: What is the one thing you wish parents knew about eating and nutrition?
Parents should understand that the approach to feeding isn't black and white; it's about being practical, following the division of responsibility, and reducing pressure to allow children to learn and grow their eating skills at their own pace.
Why risky play?
Q: What is the one thing that you just wish parents knew?
The most important words are, 'I love you no matter what.'
Why risky play?
Q: Just explain to us why is play so important?
Play is essential for children to learn relationships, explore their environment, and develop problem-solving skills.

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3. Ali Durham
4. Rachel Samson
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7. Ana Nieto
8. Helen Smith

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