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Welcome to Raising Wildlings, a podcast about parenting, alternative education and stepping into the wilderness, however that looks, with your family. Each week, we’ll be interviewing experts that truly inspire us, to answer your parenting and education questions. We’ll also be sharing stories from some incredible families that took the leap, and are taking the road less travelled. Whether you’re a parent looking for tips on how to better handle those sibling squabbles and tantrums, a couple searching for ways to create more freedom within your family’s lifestyle, an educator keen to explore alternative schooling models and how children learn, a father keen to delve into respectful parenting philosophies, or a mother wanting to learn more about why play is so important and how to get children outdoors safely, then this is the podcast for you. Each week you’ll get tried and tested tactics from parenting, play and education experts to help you on your journey towards creating the happiest, healthiest lifestyle you can for your family. We’ll also chat to real life families who have created freedom within their lives and are living life on their own terms. They’ll teach you how they did it and how you can too. And of course, you’ll hear from us about all things nature play and alternative education. We’ll answer all your questions on how children learn, the importance of play in all its forms, children’s rights and autonomy, and how to get your children outside safely, more often. This podcast hopes to empower parents and educators to raise kinder, more resilient, more adaptable children by helping them maintain happy connections and healthy lifestyles. So, what are you waiting for?! Let’s dive in! Hit subscribe now to be notified when new episodes go live. To download our free Respectful Language Printable Cheat Sheet, head to: www.wildlingsforestschool.com/shop/respectful-language

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Don't Worry, Be Happy Kids with Jess Sanders Mar 17, 2023

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Did you know that 1 in 14 children experience an anxiety disorder in Australia and that anxiety is becoming more and more prevalent in our youth? In this episode, we’re chatting with social worker and author, Jessica Sanders, about how to help our children wrangle their worries. We talk about what anxiety might feel like in children’s bodies, simple strategies for parents wanting to help their children manage anxiety and why it's important to start these conversations with children from a young age.
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What worry might feel like in a child’s body
Simple strategies for parents wanting to help their children manage anxiety
Why it's important to start these conversations with children from a young age
About her Guided Questions to help continue the conversation about children’s worries
What else she has in the pipeline

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You can purchase Jess’ book from most book stores or Booktopia. She and we would love it if you could support your local indie bookstore!
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Jess Sanders is a social worker, podcast host and best-selling, award-winning author. Jess has a passion for creating resources that nurture positive mental health and promote gender equality. Every project she pursues is born from the question, ‘Why does it have to be this way?’.
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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

Slowing and Settling Down with Meg Berryman Mar 06, 2023

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Today, we’re chatting with Meg Berryman about remedial vs regenerative business, stewardship vs leadership, the new and calmer questions to ask ourselves about obtaining the elusive work life balance and how the sensitive ones are leading the way in finding our way back to regenerative culture. This one is for those who feel like listening to an episode where you will leave with a feeling of being settled.

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What inspired her to write Wilder
Her unique perspective on “Healing”
The difference between working remedially versus working regeneratively
What powerful leadership demonstrates
About true balance
About reframing the things we fear
Why we are all over-working
That things take as long as they take
About the beauty of sensitivity
Why we need to connect to nature

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Meg Berryman is a trauma-informed coach, yoga teacher, author and consultant seeding and teaching regenerative ways to live, lead, learn and do business. Centering embodiment, connection and sustainability in family, relationships and offerings - Meg celebrates the small, the simple and the slow in everything she does and teaches others to do the same.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

The Power of Nature Play with Dr. Kelsie Prabawa-Sear Feb 28, 2023

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We all know that getting children outside is good for them, but that doesn't mean that everybody that works with/for children does. That is where organisations like Nature Play WA come in and why I have invited CEO and researcher, Dr. Kelsie Prabawa-Sear onto the podcast today to share why children really do need a childhood with play and nature and the challenges that we face trying to achieve our mission.
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How she found herself in this position including her influential mentours
The role of nature play in mental and physical health,
The benefits of nature play for physical, emotional and social development,
About learning through nature play
How nature play fosters growing connection to nature and community
Why we need to change the approach of design to appeal to a diverse population
That nature play has no age limit for developmental benefits
The value of unstructured play time in nature
The importance of of conservation

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Kelsie has had the joy of a varied and rich working and academic experience in both Australia and Indonesia prior to joining Nature Play WA, having worked in State government, consulting roles and conservation work with not-for-profit organisations. Along the way she has entwined her work with post graduate research degrees, completed a Master’s in Environmental Education for Sustainability and a PhD on The Impact of Culture in Environmental Education in Java, Indonesia. When reflecting on this work, Kelsie's focus and passion has always been for nature, kids, and communities.

As a parent of three wonderful growing humans, Kelsie also understands the challenges of parenthood and the important role that we have as advocates for our kids’ childhoods. She personally adds “advocate for nature” to her list of responsibilities, as it is her view that we all have a responsibility to ensure that our kids not only get time in nature as little ones, but also get a future with nature. The health of the environment cannot be separated from our own health.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

Wild Stories and Songs with Sara Ernst Feb 20, 2023

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If there is one thing I know that brings us all together when we are outside with our families and children, its music. I was so excited to find our guest today who has created the most beautiful songs that are loved by children and adults! Today we will be speaking with Sara Ernst, all about her music and children’s books in nature!

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How she has come to master the written word through stories and songs
About the importance of learning about nature through song
How her creativity was fostered as a child that has allowed her to explore this and make this a huge part of her adult life
About facilitating a nature playgroup
That music is a learning tool
Her favourite moments while sharing a song or stories
About her book, “Where is Wild?”
What inspired her to write about tricky people
The most challenging parts of pursuing her creativity into a business
Her advice she would give to people who host groups with children who may be hesitant or self conscious about singing in front of parents

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Sara Ernst, award-winning children's author, illustrator & Kindie musician from the United States. Sara uses her original songs to encourage a deeper love and curiosity of nature, inspire imagination, empower emotions and teach valuable lessons. Sara's work has been featured in the news, on podcasts, and her music has been heard by families all over the world.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

Teen Relationships 101 with Arsho Kalloghlian Feb 13, 2023

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In this episode, we’re chatting with Psychotherapist, Arsho Kalloghlian, about all things teenage relationships: what Red flags to look out for in potential partners, the the difference between selfless giving and martyrdom and how to ask for what you need in a relationship respectfully. Come and join us for the info I wish I had as a lovestruck teen!

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Her backstory and how and why she ended up in Psychotherapy
Why she is called to help teenagers
How we can repair relationships with our teens
How teens can can create healthy relationships
Red flags teen need to be aware of in potential partners
About givers and takers
About how to ask for what we need
The impact of social media and reality TV on teens
About building relationships between parents and young teens
The importance of communication, modeling and intrinsic motivation
About her offerings for teens, parents and schools

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Enter Arsho Kalloghilian, Psychotherapist, Counselor, Program Designer who’s unlocked the secret of how to confidently connect with teenagers, Arsho is a practicing psychotherapist with twelve years experience in restoring relationships that could otherwise end or remain dysfunctional. Arsho has travelled around Australia, providing workshops to leaders and senior school students, who are the grassroots of our society.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

Mum's Guide to 'Raised Good' with Tracy Gillett Feb 06, 2023

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In this episode, we’re talking with Tracy Gillett , founder, writer and advocate behind the award-winning blog, Raised Good - a guide to natural parenting in the modern world. And today we’re chatting about punishments, time outs and rewards and why conditional parenting doesn’t work.

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Her journey to starting Raised Good.
The best and worst parts of owning her own business
The problem with time outs, spanking, consequences, threats, rewards and bribes.
What we can do to build our relationship with our children and nurture that connection so that we don’t lose the power to parent
How this kind of relationship helps children become problem solvers
How being a problem solver builds resilience, helps them develop a moral conscience, and encourages taking responsibility for their actions
How this kind of positive parenting encourages healthy brain development
That parents are not here to make other adults feel better about themselves
That the only parenting critic that matters is your child
Her favourite speakers from the Raised Good Summit

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Tracy is a nature-loving, adventure-seeking wife & mum. Raised Good began as a way to answer her own questions and share her own experiences. Today, she is joined by millions of readers and parents worldwide who wish to reclaim the wonder of motherhood and the joy of childhood, one parenting decision at a time. Together they are forging their own paths, leaning on one another through the grit, and strengthening their intuition and sense of resolve.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

Cultivating a Healthier Parent- Child Relationship with Psychologist Dr. Martha Deiros Collado Jan 30, 2023

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In today's episode, I’m joined by the beautiful Psychologist, Dr Martha Deiros Collado. If you don’t already follow her on instagram, now is the time to start. Her mission is to make the science of psychology accessible to all and support parents to see their child behind the behaviour. She distills big topics into simple ideas and actionable strategies to support you every day, with your family.

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About compliance vs speaking up
That if we want children to stand up to peer pressure, we need to allow them to question our authority and listen/validate their emotions
Why children can't self-regulate and how they process emotions
About children showing respect and saying please and thank you
Why we should try to avoid watching our children in distress
What to say instead of 'don’t'
About transitioning children to school
After school routines and rituals
About parenting as a unique relationship

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Dr Martha is a clinical psychologist and HCPC registered practitioner with over 20 years of clinical and academic experience. She is also a mother of one, a yogi, a runner, and an adventure sports enthusiast.

Striving to make the science of psychology accessible to everyone, her growing Instagram community has come to trust the calm, and empathetic way she tackles big subjects - from how to talk about current affairs, death, consent, gender, and sex, as well as the small but critical day to day challenges such as getting children to eat their vegetables and brush their teeth! Martha focuses on our common humanity and the topics that are relevant in the here and now to support parents in building confidence and feel less alone. Martha strongly believes that focusing on the parent-child relationship is the key to effective change, rather than trying to modify children’s behaviour. She hopes that putting her knowledge into the mainstream will get people curious about themselves and their position in the world, help them grow aware of their unconscious biases, and ultimately become more compassionate humans.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

This One is For the Dads with Sam Patterson Jan 23, 2023

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In this episode, it’s all about the Dad’s as we chat to Sam Patterson of All Time Dads who tells us how Dads can flick the switch between work and life so they can be present with their family for the moments that count. If you’re a father or have a partner or co-partner who wants some tips on how to be more present with your family, then this is the episode for you.

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His story that led him to where he is today
His motivation for this work
The dynamics of the provider role
The biggest regret of a dying man
The importance of a great routine in showing up at your best for your family
How to set effective work-life boundaries
The tactics we can use to switch off when we need to

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Sam helps family conscious dads to flick the switch between work and life so they can be present for the moments that count.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

Unconditional Parenting with Alfie Kohn Jan 17, 2023

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Happy New Year and Welcome back to season 4 of the Raising Wildlings Podcast!
In this episode, I get to chat with Alfie Kohn, the author of my all-time favourite parenting book, Unconditional Parenting.

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What he means by ‘unconditional parenting’
What unconditional parenting looks like
Why we need to ask ourselves hard questions about our motives for wanting our children to behave a certain way
The downfalls of punishment and what to do instead
The counter productive impacts of rewards
The different harmful methods of control used on children
Three alternatives to praising your children
The importance of ethical development

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Alfie Kohn writes and speaks widely on human behavior, education, and parenting. The author of fourteen books and hundreds of articles, he lectures at education conferences and universities as well as to parent groups and corporations. Kohn’s criticisms of competition and rewards have been widely discussed and debated, and he has been described in Time magazine as “perhaps the country’s most outspoken critic of education’s fixation on grades [and] test scores.”

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

2022 Wrap Up with Nicki and Vicci Dec 20, 2022

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It’s the end of the year here at Wildlings, so come and join us for our wrap up of 2022. Our highest highs, our lowest lows and some big news about next year.

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Some epic podcast stats! Thank you for being a part of this journey with us!
Their big business wins for 2022
How their roles have changed shape over this year
The importance of listening to your body
Their proudest achievements
What they are looking forward to!

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Vicci Oliver and Nicki Farrell are adventurous nature play makers, risk-takers, children’s rights advocates and the co-founders of Wildlings Forest School. We are the hosts of the ‘Raising Wildlings’ podcast and we put the dirt back in childhood.

During any Wildlings Forest School program, you are likely to find Wildlings up trees, sliding down mud slides, whittling with pocket knives, lighting fires and building rafts. We let kids, be kids - because children can’t learn to protect nature if they’ve never had a childhood in it.

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Welcome back to Raising Wildlings — where we explore raising brave, resilient, curious kids who feel at home outdoors.

If you're an educator ready to bring more nature play and child-led learning into your Early Years program, our Bush Kindy Professional Development Workshops are for you. You'll walk away with practical tools, risk-benefit strategies, and the confidence to take learning outside in a way that's safe, meaningful, and genuinely exciting for

You know this podcast is just a small part of what we do at Wildlings Forest School. So if you want to find out more about our range of programs for children, our professional development workshops for educators, our free downloadables, blogs or our online store, just head to wildlingsforestschool.com. It's all there waiting for you. Come and join the village.

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