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Parent Teacher Interview explores the educational journey of our children and the successes and challenges that they will inevitably experience along the way.
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The Human Behind the Educator: Emotions, Burnout & Showing Up for Children (opens the original)
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What happens when the person responsible for helping children regulate is struggling to regulate themselves? In this episode, I sit down with Danica See from Little Bloom Consultancy for a conversation about one of the parts of education we don't always talk about enough — the emotional weight carried by the educators doing the work. Danica shares her journey through early childhood education, from a difficult first year of teaching to discovering behaviour guidance and eventually creating Littl
A Parent, An Educator and Still Learning | Solo Episode (opens the original)
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For the first time on Parent Teacher Interview, Joshua is stepping out from behind the questions and sitting down for a solo episode. In this episode, Joshua shares a little about his own journey as both an educator and a parent, and the questions that led him to start Parent Teacher Interview in the first place. After years of teaching and navigating the highs, challenges and mistakes that come with parenting, Joshua reflects on why he has never felt like having all the answers was the point. I
Growing Confident Kids Through Magic and Mindfulness with Little Potion Co (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Parent Teacher Interview Podcast, I’m joined by sisters Jacinta and Alicia, the founders of Little Potion Co, a business creating mindful magic potion kits designed to encourage children to play, imagine, build confidence and connect with the people around them. What began with Jacinta creating a potion kit for her young son has grown into a business with a much bigger purpose. We talk about the importance of sensory and open-ended play, the role of positive affirmations i
Understanding PDA: One Family's Journey Through Diagnosis, Advocacy and Hope (opens the original)
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In this episode, Joshua is joined by Isabelle from PDA Perspective to explore what PDA (Persistent Drive for Autonomy) is and how it shapes everyday family life. Through her lived experience raising a daughter with a PDA profile of autism, Isabelle shares the diagnosis journey, the realities of low-demand parenting, navigating education, and the importance of trusting parental instincts. This is an honest conversation for parents, educators and anyone wanting to better understand PDA. What We Di
The Power of Art Therapy: Helping Children Express What Words Can't (opens the original)
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Every child communicates differently. In this episode, we explore how creativity can become another pathway for children to express themselves, process emotions and build connection. In this episode of the Parent Teacher Interview Podcast, Joshua sits down with registered Creative Arts Therapist Rebecca Iona to unpack what art therapy really is—and perhaps more importantly, what it isn't. Together they explore how creativity can become a powerful tool for communication, emotional regulation and
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