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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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How to Nourish and Fuel Your Family with Nutritionist Adelle Rutch Jul 25, 2022

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Do you get confused with the messages around food and nutrition when it comes to feeding your Wildlings? In todays episode we are joined by Nutritionist, Adelle Rutch, who open the conversation up about nutrition for kids, family foods, what to pack for a wildlings session, how to cope with “fussiness.”

👉 Adelle Shares

Her background and how she came to focus on active families and their individual needs
Her inspiration for becoming a Nutritionist
Where the gaps and misinformation are in our understanding of food nutrition
How to fuel our growing families
Her take on supplements
Some signs to look out for in our children that indicate certain deficiencies
Nutrition tips for active outdoor children
Snack ideas for children on the go or on an outdoor adventure
Sustainable food ideas and tips
About the barriers or negative emotions around eating and our language around food and nutrition
Tips for ‘fussy eaters’
About greenwashing

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As a nutritionist, Adelle helps people to find the dietary pattern that works for them. At Eat for You, their team believes that each individual creates their own unique journey with food. Because of this, they provide whole foods you can trust, with the data to back that trust up.
"The current food landscape doesn’t make it easy to achieve health through food. The problem isn't you, it’s the system. It doesn’t have to be difficult when we peel it back, trust your intuition and get back to basics."

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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.

Deep Dive into the Child's Brain with Nathan Wallis - Neuroscientist Jul 20, 2022

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In this episode, we’re chatting to Aotearoa’s renowned neuroscience educator, Nathan Wallis all about how to engage the brain, the problem with early literacy and numeracy, the importance of the first 1000 years and homeschool vs schooling.

👉 Nathan Shares

The role of disposition
About the structure of the brain and the four brains
How numeracy and literacy in the early years alters limbic (emotional) brain development
Where the gap is between what educators and researchers know about learning and the academic pushdown in the early years
The importance of helping the mainstream school system trust the child, not the data
What the research says about the discrepancy of the ages of children learning to read
Why parents shouldn't fear their children will be left behind if we don’t focus heavily on academics.
How the mental health crisis has resulted from misunderstanding a child's development
The difference in the outcomes of schooling vs homeschooling

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Check out Nathan's Website HERE
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Seen on TV:
Documentary “All in the Mind”
Co-host of the TV Series “The Secret life of Girls”

Book Recommendations:

The Boy who was Raised as a Dog - Bruce D Perry
Whole Brained Child - Daniel Segal
The Anxious Child - Daniel Segal
Brainstorm: The power and purpose of the teenage brain - Daniel Segal
Author Gabor Mate

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Nathan Wallis is the host of the documentary “All in the Mind”, and co-host of the TV Series “The Secret life of Girls”. Nathan is Aotearoa’s renowned neuroscience educator and has been captivating audiences over 250 times per year to sell out events in New Zealand, Australia, & China.

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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.

Help Teens Shine From Within with Amanda Rootsey Jul 12, 2022

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In this episode, we’re chatting to Amanda Rootsey about teenagers and how to help them Shine from Within.

👉 Amanda shares

Her story and how she got involved in helping teen girls
Tips on how to help guide our children through their teenage years
Tips on how to help validate our teens big feelings
How Shine From Within Online Academy has really helped many teens through the pandemic
The importance of mentoring

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My Body is Not an Apology
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Amanda Rootsey (she/her) is a Hay House author (Shine From Within; a teen’s guide to life), qualified life coach and youth mentor, cancer-survivor, former international model, business coach/consultant and gentle guide. She has been teaching and presenting to teens since she was a teen herself and has supported thousands of youth since launching her holistic training school, Shine From Within, on the Sunshine Coast QLD Australia in 2012.

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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.

Our North West Adventures, Misadventures and Learnings Jun 20, 2022

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In this episode, Vicci and Nicki chat about all their 11 day camping adventure to the remote North West Island with a group of 45 people, their adventures, misadventures and what they took away from the trip.
We talk about:

What filled our cup
The logistics of getting there and communal cooking
The adventures on the Great Barrier Reef
The misadventures (including a chopper ride for one family, a coastguard ride for Nicki and an emergency visit) and what we learnt from them
How we knew our business would be fine with us both away because we encourage: Knowledge sharing and building people's confidence - which is like incorporating forest schooling philosophies into our business

With the main tips of:

Don't keep all the knowledge. Skill share and build up the people around you
Don't hold off on doing the things that bring you joy! Make time for your priorities in life
Don't let a lack of 'experience' be a barrier. Expand on people's deep passions and watch them fly!

If you’re a regular around here at Raising Wildlings then you’ll know that we are all about taking the road less traveled but… sometimes you also need a map to know where you’re going!

So, if you’re someone who works with children, believe us when we say that starting your own Nature Play Business will lead you to some of your GREATEST teaching moments.

But to get to those moments, you’ll need to pull up your bootstraps and get to work. So let us guide you on those first important steps on your journey!

Join our FREE 4 Day Challenge to start your own wildly successful Nature Play Business here: www.wildlingsforestschool.com/wild-business. And let’s get you on your way to where you want to go!

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.

Red Flags to Green Lights with Nicki and Vicci Jun 13, 2022

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In this episode, we are talking about how to turn workplace red flags into business green lights.

👉 Vicci and Nicki Share

The importance of living within our values
The story that highlighted the importance of this in their lives
The strong values that flow in every aspect of their business
The importance of authenticity
Their perspective on “the system”
Why we need to trust children and let them be individuals
How they learned to say no
How they turned their red flags into their ideal business
What they focused on when starting Wildlings Forest School
How you can do the same!

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Join our FREE 4 Day Challenge to start your own wildly successful Nature Play Business! And let’s get you on your way to where you want to go! You’ve got the GREEN LIGHT!

Head to www.wildlingsforestschool.com/wild-business to register!

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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.

How to Feel Supported as an Education Trailblazer with Nicki and Vicci Jun 06, 2022

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In this episode, we are talking about how to feel supported when you’re an education trailblazer.

👉 Nicki and Vicci Discuss

Why it is hard to be a trailblazer
How they became trail blazers
The challenges of this niche industry
Qualities that help trailblazers succeed
The role of gratitude
Why it is important to push the boundaries of the nature play industry

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Learn more about our flagship course Wild Business

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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.

Why We Hate The Word Teacher Jun 01, 2022

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Ok, so hate is a strong word, but in this episode we talk about the connotations the word Teacher has in our minds, why we prefer other terms and what they are.
We talk about:

Our favourite mentors
How the term mentor is more informal and relational in nature. A mentor acts as an advisor, sharing knowledge based on their lived experience. There’s more sharing between, as mentors strive to help their mentees grow into peers.
How mentors learn alongside their students
How there is a mutual respect of each other
How this dynamic leads to shared responsibility and looking out for each other
How this dynamic is what creates the village that raises a child
Meeting the child where they are at

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“These are the moments that shape a student. We don’t remember classrooms - we remember people and the way they made us feel. "

"Every mentor has the ability to leave a legacy with the children in your community. Authentic connection is the key.”
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If you’re a regular around here at Raising Wildlings then you’ll know that we are all about taking the road less traveled but… sometimes you also need a map to know where you’re going!

So, if you’re someone who works with children, believe us when we say that starting your own Nature Play Business will lead you to some of your GREATEST teaching moments.

But to get to those moments, you’ll need to pull up your bootstraps and get to work. So let us guide you on those first important steps on your journey!

Join our FREE 4 Day Challenge to start your own wildly successful Nature Play Business! And let’s get you on your way to where you want to go!
Head to www.wildlingsforestschool.com/wild-business to register!

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.

How to Talk to People Who Are Hesitant About Risky Play May 24, 2022

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In this episode, we discuss how we talk to people who are hesitant of Risky Play.
We know there are soooo many incredible benefits of Risky Play - but how do you get through to people who are skeptical, concerned or even fearful of children learning naturally in nature or through Risky Play?

We do what the kids do when they play……. and we L.E.A.P!

L is for LISTEN. We listen to the person’s concerns.

E is for EXPLORE. We explore this further with some questions about, “What is it that they are particularly concerned about?”

A is for ACKNOWLEDGE. We acknowledge the person’s concerns.

P is for PROPOSE a way forward.
If you’ve been listening to us for a while, you’ll know that we are all about taking the road less traveled. We believe everyone should live an extraordinary life, full of challenge, passion and purpose.

If you’re someone who works with children, believe us when we say that starting your own Nature Play Business will lead you to some of your greatest teaching moments.

But to get to those moments, you’ll need to do the work. And we’re here to guide you and cheer you on. Because if we can do it - so can you!

Join the Wait List for Wild Business | A business course for Education Change Makers like you!” at www.wildlingsforestschool.com/wild-business.

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.

Nature Playgroup - Where it All Began with Vicci Oliver May 16, 2022

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For many of us, Playgroup is where our journeys start. For me, playgroup was my weekly anchor for the first five years in my new role as a mother and, I guess, is the reason that Wildlings Forest School and our Raising Wildlings Podcast came into being! Come with me as I share my Nature Playgroup Journey.

👉 Vicci Shares

Her inspiration for creating this episode
How she got started running a playgroup
How her nature playgroup was born
Her experience meeting Nicki
The behind the scenes effort in bringing her playgroup under the Wildlings business banner
The true cost of running a playgroup and the importance of women being paid properly
The value in a roving locations
The different activities she provided
The importance of giving children time and space
What children actually need
How highly she recommends attending playgroup

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Book on and join us at our nature playgroup!
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Our online course, Wild Business, will be opening up mid year. Wild Business is for early childhood change makers ready to take the leap and create a nature play business that is deeply rooted in community and purpose. By using our proven roadmap to success we will save you time, money and stress by helping you navigate the muddy waters of regulation, ratios, insurance and permits. At the end of this course you will have everything you need to hit the ground running with your own flourishing Nature Play Business. You can find out more or join our waitlist here.

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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.

Wildlings Forest School Contact Details

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If you enjoyed this episode and the Raising Wildlings podcast generally, we have a favour. Please take two minutes to subscribe, and to write a rating and a review. You can do that on Apple Podcasts right now by clicking here. If you are an Android user, you can follow the podcast on Spotify here and Google Podcasts here. Those actions will help the podcast reach more people, and we would be truly grateful. Thank you so much.

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.

Should We Really 'Leave No Trace?' with Vicci Oliver May 09, 2022

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The ‘Leave No Trace’ philosophy is one of the cornerstones in minimizing our impact when we are in the great outdoors, but I have some issues with some of the principles, especially when it comes to children. So here me out, let’s take a deep dive into ‘Leave No Trace’ and its place in nature immersion programs.

👉 Vicci Shares

The 7 principles of ‘Leave No Trace’
How we incorporate this philosophy into our programs
How the philosophy relates to our sites
Her take on why some are not realistic for children
Which principles are important to follow in any circumstance
The importance of experiential learning
Her experience with this philosophy while exploring the tide pools
Why we focus on “Tread Lightly”
Why we need to raise children who have had a childhood in nature

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Leave No Trace Philosophy

Our online course, Wild business will be opening up mid year. Wild Business is for early childhood change makers ready to take the leap and create a nature play business that is deeply rooted in community and purpose. By using our proven roadmap to success we will save you time, money and stress by helping you navigate the muddy waters of regulation, ratios, insurance and permits. At the end of this course you will have everything you need to hit the ground running with your own flourishing Nature Play Business. You can find out more or join our waitlist here

👉 Guest Details

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.

Wildlings Forest School Contact Details

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Facebook
Instagram
Youtube
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Linked In

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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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