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[Projekt: Leben] - Der Podcast für alle, die noch was vor haben im Leben. Hier lernst du, deine "Personal Projects" clever zu managen, sodass du all die Dinge verwirklichen kannst, die dir wirklich wichtig sind - und damit zu einem erfüllten Leben findest. Von und mit: Günter Schmatzberger

[Projekt: Leben]

When Matriarchs Gather is a podcast where I gather dope Matriarchs for a group show or one-on-one episodes. You may also get the occasional monologue show where you'll hear some of my thoughts. So what's a matriarch? The most common definition of a Matriarch is ‘a woman who is the head of her family’ but I’ve expanded my personal definition of to include all women who lead whether they be mamas, non-mamas, aunties, elders or youngins. If you believe in each one teach one then you know we’re all leaders at core and there’s something really special that is unleashed when we gather. Whether it’s to swap stories, share practices or shape community, these gatherings always bring more love, light &amp; wisdom into my life. I want to share that with y'all.

When Matriarchs Gather is a podcast where I gather dope Matriarchs for a group show or one-on-one episodes. You may also get the occasional monologue show where you'll hear some of my thoughts. So what's a matriarch? The most common definition of a Matriarch is ‘a woman who is the head of her family’ but I’ve expanded my personal definition of to include all women who lead whether they be mamas, non-mamas, aunties, elders or youngins. If you believe in each one teach one then you know we’re all leaders at core and there’s something really special that is unleashed when we gather. Whether it’s to swap stories, share practices or shape community, these gatherings always bring more love, light & wisdom into my life. I want to share that with y'all.

When Matriarchs Gather

Tune in Monday, 3-5pm, Tuesday to Thursday 4-5pm, and Saturday 4-5pm, for a range of shows covering interesting topics, discussions, music, and a whole lot more. All from the up-and-coming talented youth of today!

Youth Radio

The Daddy Diaries

The ups and downs of life with children, parenting, and relationships.
Join me as I discuss the ups and downs of everyday life we all struggle to live.

The ups and downs of life with children, parenting, and relationships. Join me as I discuss the ups and downs of everyday life we all struggle to live.

You Are Killing Me Smalls

I den här podden kommer vi att prata om allt som rör vårt yrke lärarassistent och viktiga ämnen som dyker upp i skolvärlden.

Lärarassistenternas podd

Podcast Fundacji Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę to rozmowy na temat rodzicielstwa i bezpieczeństwa dzieci m.in. w kontekście zagrożeń online.

Fundacja Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę (dawniej Fundacja Dzieci Niczyje) od 1991 roku dąży do tego, by wszystkie dzieci miały bezpieczne dzieciństwo i były traktowane z poszanowaniem ich godności i podmiotowości.

Podcast Fundacji Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę to rozmowy na temat rodzicielstwa i bezpieczeństwa dzieci m.in. w kontekście zagrożeń online. Fundacja Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę (dawniej Fundacja Dzieci Niczyje) od 1991 roku dąży do tego, by wszystkie dzieci miały bezpieczne dzieciństwo i były traktowane z poszanowaniem ich godności i podmiotowości.

Fundacja Dajemy Dzieciom Siłę

Vist My Site for More Audio Stories: https://tamilrejiya.com/
தமிழ் இலக்கியங்கள் மற்றும் சிறந்த புதினங்களில் இருந்து சிறு சிறு கதைகளை கேட்க எளிமையாக உங்ககளுக்கு கொடுப்பதே என் விருப்பம். அதை நிறைவேற்ற முயற்சி செய்கிறேன். 

கதை சொல்றது உங்க ரெஜியா ...
Email: Rejiya16@gmail.com
Insta: Rejiya16

Vist My Site for More Audio Stories: https://tamilrejiya.com/ தமிழ் இலக்கியங்கள் மற்றும் சிறந்த புதினங்களில் இருந்து சிறு சிறு கதைகளை கேட்க எளிமையாக உங்ககளுக்கு கொடுப்பதே என் விருப்பம். அதை நிறைவேற்ற முயற்சி செய்கிறேன். கதை சொல்றது உங்க ரெஜியா ... Email: Rejiya16@gmail.com Insta: Rejiya16

Tamil Stories By Rejiya

Dogs, people, wellbeing, empowerment, gossip, life and a bit of everything else... with Lez Graham and her guests

Lez Graham's Time to Talk... with

夢をかなえるドリームサポートコーチ河村大輔がお送りする番組「夢って本当にかなうんです！」 かなえたい夢があるあなた、あきらめた夢があるあなた、そして、私には夢がないというあなたにもぴったりの番組です。コーチングの力はあなたの秘められたパフォーマンスを引き上げ、人生を大きく変えてくれます。私の人生もコーチングと出会うことで大きく変わりました。「夢って本当にかなうんです！」と言う言葉に「ええ？本当！？」と思った人は、ぜひこの番組を聞いてください。コーチングの素晴らしさを知ってあなたも夢をかなえてください。 河村大輔　ドリームサポートコーチ　パフォーマンスエンハンスメントコーチング認定コーチ　最新情報はこちらから □ HP：https://dreamsupport.info/ □ Twitter:https://twitter.com/impreza1978 □ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daisuke.kawamura.946 □ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/kawamuradaisuke1978/

夢をかなえるドリームサポートコーチ河村大輔がお送りする番組「夢って本当にかなうんです！」 かなえたい夢があるあなた、あきらめた夢があるあなた、そして、私には夢がないというあなたにもぴったりの番組です。コーチングの力はあなたの秘められたパフォーマンスを引き上げ、人生を大きく変えてくれます。私の人生もコーチングと出会うことで大きく変わりました。「夢って本当にかなうんです！」と言う言葉に「ええ？本当！？」と思った人は、ぜひこの番組を聞いてください。コーチングの素晴らしさを知ってあなたも夢をかなえてください。 河村大輔 ドリームサポートコーチ パフォーマンスエンハンスメントコーチング認定コーチ 最新情報はこちらから □ HP：https://dreamsupport.info/ □ Twitter:https://twitter.com/impreza1978 □ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daisuke.kawamura.946 □ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/kawamuradaisuke1978/

夢をかなえるドリームサポートコーチ河村大輔がお送りする番組「夢って本当にかなうんです！」 かなえたい夢があるあなた、あきらめた夢があるあなた、そして、私には夢がないというあなたにもぴったりの番組です。コーチングの力はあなたの秘められたパフォーマンスを引き上げ、人生を大きく変えてくれます。私の人生もコーチングと出会うことで大きく変わりました。「夢って本当にかなうんです！」と言う言葉に「ええ？本当！？」と思った人は、ぜひこの番組を聞いてください。コーチングの素晴らしさを知ってあなたも夢をかなえてください。 河村大輔　ドリームサポートコーチ　パフォーマンスエンハンスメントコーチング認定コーチ　最新情報はこちらから □ HP：https://dreamsupport.info/ □ Twitter:https://twitter.com/impreza1978 □ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/daisuke.kawamura.946 □ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/kawamuradaisuke1978/

夢って本当にかなうんです！

Willkommen bei Passion Scout! Du bist hier goldrichtig, wenn Du keine Ahnung hast, was Du nach Deinem Abschluss machen sollst. Ich helfe Dir, Dein Ding zu finden! 

Der Podcast teilt sich in vier Steps auf: 
1. Wer bin ich? 
2. Was mag ich? 
3. Was gibt es? 
4. Match finden! 

Jede Podcast-Folge ist eine Lesson fürs Leben. Am Ende einer jeder Lesson gibt's einen Task für Dich, mit dem Du Deinem Ziel ein kleines bisschen näher kommen kannst. 

Ich freue mich, Deine Wegbegleiterin zu sein! 
Deine Rebecca 

Folge mir auf Instagram, um mehr zu erfahren: https://www.instagram.com/passion.scout

Du willst wissen, was meine Passionen neben diesem Podcast sind? Besuche mich auf rebecca-claude.de

Willkommen bei Passion Scout! Du bist hier goldrichtig, wenn Du keine Ahnung hast, was Du nach Deinem Abschluss machen sollst. Ich helfe Dir, Dein Ding zu finden! Der Podcast teilt sich in vier Steps auf: 1. Wer bin ich? 2. Was mag ich? 3. Was gibt es? 4. Match finden! Jede Podcast-Folge ist eine Lesson fürs Leben. Am Ende einer jeder Lesson gibt's einen Task für Dich, mit dem Du Deinem Ziel ein kleines bisschen näher kommen kannst. Ich freue mich, Deine Wegbegleiterin zu sein! Deine Rebecca Folge mir auf Instagram, um mehr zu erfahren: https://www.instagram.com/passion.scout Du willst wissen, was meine Passionen neben diesem Podcast sind? Besuche mich auf rebecca-claude.de

Passion Scout

Your favorite Bible stories retold with humor.

The Bible...but Funnier

מדברים סיביטי - הפודקאסט של הסיביטיסטים

WinCBT

Entrevista a Mercè Rodoreda por alumnos de 4º del CEIP Santo Tomás

Entrevista a Mercè Rodoreda

We are Natalie and Naomi from Harmonious Homes, bringing you a show that discusses current events and topics that are affecting families. Each week we’ll talk about some interesting, crazy and controversial news stories that are making headlines, and unpack how they influence the everyday life of parents and their kids.

What's been going on?

Hei, dette er en podcast der vi snakker om forskjellige temaer fra skolen.

Skolepodden

Erinnerungen und kleine lustigen Geschichten, eines Ruhrpottblag das von Hippi Eltern auf Asche geboren wurde, mitten im Herzen vom Ruhrpott.
Aufgewachsen auf den Straßen von Duisburg Meiderich Berg in den 70/80 er Jahren . 
Als ein Kind noch ein Kind sein konnte.

Erinnerungen und kleine lustigen Geschichten, eines Ruhrpottblag das von Hippi Eltern auf Asche geboren wurde, mitten im Herzen vom Ruhrpott. Aufgewachsen auf den Straßen von Duisburg Meiderich Berg in den 70/80 er Jahren . Als ein Kind noch ein Kind sein konnte.

Ruhrpottblag auf Asche geboren

History's ABC's

Menschen in Bensberg und Moitzfeld in Kontakt halten, vorstellen, kennen lernen, miteinander ins Gespräch kommen und verschiedene Facetten der kommunalen und der kirchlichen Gemeinde kennen lernen. Menschen eben. Leben eben.

Gemeinde LEBEN

Your go-to girls share their tips for raising children who understand history, civics, and founding American values. Get tips and tricks for busy parents on raising a patriot, all while contending with how to explain today's big issues to little people.

Front Porch Parenting

Hindi kahaniyan, हिंदी कहानियों का भंडार मनोरंजक, प्रेणाधायक कहानियाँ

Hindi Kahaniyan

A podcast to change the way women prepare for motherhood.The Mother First podcast is a divine way Reviving Motherhood aims togive motherhood a voice to - - help shift the way we think, see and value motherhood, - to change the way we prepare for our own unique journey into motherhood and - through our experiences and stories, help the mama-to-be to build the motherhood experience she wants and desires.

The Mother First by Reviving Motherhood

As a parent or someone in a parenting role, you can choose to be purposeful and deliberate in ways you engage with your eight-year-old that build a healthy relationship while developing their social and emotional skills. Although your eight-year-old is growing more and more independent, they still look to you just as much as ever to navigate life. Now is the right time to support your child in growing confidence, respect, and their ability to make healthy choices. This podcast shares a parenting process and tools from ParentingMontana.org that will empower you to do simple things right now that support your child’s healthy development. Practicing the skills you learn in this podcast throughout your daily routines with your child will allow you to strengthen communication, build your relationship, and develop social and emotional skills.

Parents and those in a parenting role have access to a process and tools to meet each stage of their child’s life through this podcast from ParentingMontana.org. The Montana Department of Health and Human Services partnered with the Center for Health and Safety Culture at Montana State University to enhance healthy mental, emotional, and behavioral development through the tools available to you in this podcast. Though originally created for parents and those in a parenting role in Montana, parents everywhere can relate and apply the tools and resources. 
The tools in this podcast will grow your parenting confidence as you support your child using a five-step process: Gain Input, Teach, Practice, Support, and Recognize. You will be prepared to handle specific parenting topics while building a secure relationship with your child and promoting healthy development as your child matures. Becoming familiar and confident with the process and tools available through ParentingMontana.org will lead to your child's future success as you will be able to use the same process to meet parenting issues throughout their life in a positive way. A loving relationship and solid communication skills help parents and those in a parenting role work through challenges with their children. Invest in yourself as a parent and build the relationship with your child that creates a foundation to meet each stage of their life with excitement! The specific tools available for parenting your eight-year-old include: Anger, Back Talk, Bullying, Chores, Confidence, Conflict, Discipline, Friends, Homework, Listening, Lying, Tantrums, Mixed Messages About Alcohol, Reading, Routines, Sharing, and Stress. Listen now and feel prepared to support your child’s success!

As a parent or someone in a parenting role, you can choose to be purposeful and deliberate in ways you engage with your eight-year-old that build a healthy relationship while developing their social and emotional skills. Although your eight-year-old is growing more and more independent, they still look to you just as much as ever to navigate life. Now is the right time to support your child in growing confidence, respect, and their ability to make healthy choices. This podcast shares a parenting process and tools from ParentingMontana.org that will empower you to do simple things right now that support your child’s healthy development. Practicing the skills you learn in this podcast throughout your daily routines with your child will allow you to strengthen communication, build your relationship, and develop social and emotional skills. Parents and those in a parenting role have access to a process and tools to meet each stage of their child’s life through this podcast from ParentingMontana.org. The Montana Department of Health and Human Services partnered with the Center for Health and Safety Culture at Montana State University to enhance healthy mental, emotional, and behavioral development through the tools available to you in this podcast. Though originally created for parents and those in a parenting role in Montana, parents everywhere can relate and apply the tools and resources. The tools in this podcast will grow your parenting confidence as you support your child using a five-step process: Gain Input, Teach, Practice, Support, and Recognize. You will be prepared to handle specific parenting topics while building a secure relationship with your child and promoting healthy development as your child matures. Becoming familiar and confident with the process and tools available through ParentingMontana.org will lead to your child's future success as you will be able to use the same process to meet parenting issues throughout their life in a positive way. A loving relationship and solid communication skills help parents and those in a parenting role work through challenges with their children. Invest in yourself as a parent and build the relationship with your child that creates a foundation to meet each stage of their life with excitement! The specific tools available for parenting your eight-year-old include: Anger, Back Talk, Bullying, Chores, Confidence, Conflict, Discipline, Friends, Homework, Listening, Lying, Tantrums, Mixed Messages About Alcohol, Reading, Routines, Sharing, and Stress. Listen now and feel prepared to support your child’s success!

8-Year-Old Parenting Montana Tools

Triple Trouble is a family podcast about the adventures of the Bradley Boys, infamous for their energy, antics and fun loving personalities.... AND their challenges!  As important is how their parents, Jared and Marla, survive it!  Each episode will highlight one of the boys, an adventure they experienced together, or how they gave their parents more gray hair!  We hope you enjoy, subscribe and share with your friends! Also please subscribe to the boy's YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwyWNLzMVNfsuH_EPOhr-gLastly, email us at bbtripletrouble@gmail.com with your kid stories!

Triple Trouble is a family podcast about the adventures of the Bradley Boys, infamous for their energy, antics and fun loving personalities.... AND their challenges! As important is how their parents, Jared and Marla, survive it! Each episode will highlight one of the boys, an adventure they experienced together, or how they gave their parents more gray hair! We hope you enjoy, subscribe and share with your friends! Also please subscribe to the boy's YouTube channel! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWwyWNLzMVNfsuH_EPOhr-gLastly, email us at bbtripletrouble@gmail.com with your kid stories!

Triple Trouble

Podcast canino enfocado a entender y disfrutar de los cuidados que necesitan las familias multiespecie.

Guedellas

Kate and Jade, mates and mamas of children with allergies, asthma, eczema, reflux and atopic health conditions. Creating a space for parents to feel heard and understood. Bringing you stories, products and advice.

The Free From Mummies Podcast

Being a woman isn't easy! Hosts Sophie and Ashlee are delving into all things womanhood, motherhood and everything in between. As midwives we hope to bring you insightful, honest and informative conversations that encompass what it means to be a female, and empower you through your journey.With Woman is a podcast for every woman out there wanting to learn more about their own body regardless of the stage of life you're in. We aren't expert midwives but we have a passion for holding open conversations that are relatable &amp; we hope to provide space to discuss the nitty gritty and raw moments that we often find hard to talk about, whilst also entertaining you along the way. So join us on this journey through womanhood, pregnancy and beyond. Follow us and join the conversation @withwoman.thepodcast <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Being a woman isn't easy! Hosts Sophie and Ashlee are delving into all things womanhood, motherhood and everything in between. As midwives we hope to bring you insightful, honest and informative conversations that encompass what it means to be a female, and empower you through your journey. With Woman is a podcast for every woman out there wanting to learn more about their own body regardless of the stage of life you're in. We aren't expert midwives but we have a passion for holding open conversations that are relatable & we hope to provide space to discuss the nitty gritty and raw moments that we often find hard to talk about, whilst also entertaining you along the way. So join us on this journey through womanhood, pregnancy and beyond. Follow us and join the conversation @withwoman.thepodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Being a woman isn't easy! Hosts Sophie and Ashlee are delving into all things womanhood, motherhood and everything in between. As midwives we hope to bring you insightful, honest and informative conversations that encompass what it means to be a female, and empower you through your journey.With Woman is a podcast for every woman out there wanting to learn more about their own body regardless of the stage of life you're in. We aren't expert midwives but we have a passion for holding open conversations that are relatable &amp; we hope to provide space to discuss the nitty gritty and raw moments that we often find hard to talk about, whilst also entertaining you along the way. So join us on this journey through womanhood, pregnancy and beyond. Follow us and join the conversation @withwoman.thepodcast Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

With Woman

"Aligned Dad" is a podcast hosted by Prashant and Scott, two fathers who share their unique perspectives on parenting, self-awareness, spirituality, and a variety of other topics related to raising children. Through their own experiences and challenges, the hosts offer valuable advice on navigating the complexities of fatherhood, including relationships with spouses, managing finances, and fostering personal growth.

If you're a dad looking for the best parenting podcasts for dads, you've come to the right place. Our podcast, "Aligned Dad", is the perfect resource for fathers who want to explore the world of parenting, personal growth, and spirituality. As a new dad, expecting dad, or working dad, you'll find practical advice and insights to help you navigate the challenges and joys of fatherhood. Our podcast covers a range of topics, including parenting and child development, self-awareness and personal growth, relationships, spirituality, life skills, and more. We offer fresh perspectives and ideas to help you become a better dad, and our guests share their own experiences and insights to inspire and encourage you on your journey. Join us for "Aligned Dad", the best podcast for new dads, expecting dads, and all dads who want to embrace fatherhood with mindfulness and purpose.

Some of the topics we cover on the podcast 
Parenting and Child Development:

Raising confident and resilient children
Developing emotional intelligence in children
Fostering independence in children
Discipline and boundaries for children
Navigating difficult conversations with children
Self-Awareness and Personal Growth:

Mindfulness and meditation
Self-reflection and journaling
Developing a growth mindset
Finding purpose and meaning in life
Cultivating self-compassion and self-care
Relationships:

Maintaining a healthy relationship with your partner
Balancing work and family life
Building a strong relationship with your children
Navigating difficult family dynamics
Developing healthy friendships and social support
Spirituality:

Finding your spiritual path
Exploring different spiritual traditions
Incorporating spirituality into your daily life
Developing a spiritual practice
Navigating spiritual challenges and doubts
Life Skills:

Managing finances and building wealth
Developing communication and social skills
Time management and productivity
Building healthy habits and routines
Cultivating resilience and adaptability

"Aligned Dad" is a podcast hosted by Prashant and Scott, two fathers who share their unique perspectives on parenting, self-awareness, spirituality, and a variety of other topics related to raising children. Through their own experiences and challenges, the hosts offer valuable advice on navigating the complexities of fatherhood, including relationships with spouses, managing finances, and fostering personal growth. If you're a dad looking for the best parenting podcasts for dads, you've come to the right place. Our podcast, "Aligned Dad", is the perfect resource for fathers who want to explore the world of parenting, personal growth, and spirituality. As a new dad, expecting dad, or working dad, you'll find practical advice and insights to help you navigate the challenges and joys of fatherhood. Our podcast covers a range of topics, including parenting and child development, self-awareness and personal growth, relationships, spirituality, life skills, and more. We offer fresh perspectives and ideas to help you become a better dad, and our guests share their own experiences and insights to inspire and encourage you on your journey. Join us for "Aligned Dad", the best podcast for new dads, expecting dads, and all dads who want to embrace fatherhood with mindfulness and purpose. Some of the topics we cover on the podcast Parenting and Child Development: Raising confident and resilient children Developing emotional intelligence in children Fostering independence in children Discipline and boundaries for children Navigating difficult conversations with children Self-Awareness and Personal Growth: Mindfulness and meditation Self-reflection and journaling Developing a growth mindset Finding purpose and meaning in life Cultivating self-compassion and self-care Relationships: Maintaining a healthy relationship with your partner Balancing work and family life Building a strong relationship with your children Navigating difficult family dynamics Developing healthy friendships and social support Spirituality: Finding your spiritual path Exploring different spiritual traditions Incorporating spirituality into your daily life Developing a spiritual practice Navigating spiritual challenges and doubts Life Skills: Managing finances and building wealth Developing communication and social skills Time management and productivity Building healthy habits and routines Cultivating resilience and adaptability

Aligned Dad

Join Roman and Jowell as they dive into the exciting world of gaming, sharing tips, jokes, and the latest trends in VR and other gaming systems and/or platforms. Tune in for fun discussions, pro gaming tips, and all things cool for young gamers!

Join Roman and Jowell as they dive into the exciting world of gaming, sharing tips, jokes, and the latest trends in VR and other gaming systems and/or platforms. Tune in for fun discussions, pro gaming tips, and all things cool for young gamers!

Game Time with Roman and Jowell

"Libre pour apprendre" le podcast de tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux nouvelles écoles dans lesquelles les enfants sont libres pour apprendre. 
Si les écoles démocratiques t’inspirent, que tu es professionnel de l'éducation ou parent motivé par le changement dans l’accompagnement des apprentissages de la nouvelle génération, ce podcast est pour toi. 
Tu sens que l’école a besoin d’un nouveau souffle, d'un changement pour apporter un plus grand épanouissement aux enfants.
Comment les enfants apprennent-ils lorsque le programme scolaire et les évaluations notées disparaissent ? 
Tu trouveras ici un partage d’expérience de professionnels de l'éducation. Tu comprendras comment ils accompagnent quotidiennement, les élèves dans le développement de leur plein potentiel à l’intérieur d’un cadre qui les amènent à se responsabiliser pour devenir libres et autonomes. 
Une vision de l’école innovante qui pourrait bien t’amener à t’orienter vers un nouveau type d’accompagnement des élèves.
Tu découvriras :

  Comment les adultes encadrent les apprentissages dans de telles écoles.
  L’importance du cadre.
  Ce que les enfants apprennent quand ils ne font pas des fiches et qu’ils ne sont pas assis à un banc. 
  L’apprentissage du vivre ensemble. 
  La participation et l’implication des enfants dans la vie quotidienne.
  Mais également quelles sont les défis que ces écoles doivent relever.

Je suis Gipsy. Je suis enseignante primaire, enseignante spécialisée, éducatrice spécialisée, praticienne formatrice, manager et coach en neuroscience. Je suis heureuse de te partager avec d’autres professionnels et parents, 7 ans d’expérience de mise en route et d’accompagnement d’élèves dans une école qui offre le libre choix des apprentissages. 

Retrouvez moi sur le stie : www.ecolesconscientes.ch (https://ecolesconscientes.ch/) 



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"Libre pour apprendre" le podcast de tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux nouvelles écoles dans lesquelles les enfants sont libres pour apprendre. Si les écoles démocratiques t’inspirent, que tu es professionnel de l'éducation ou parent motivé par le changement dans l’accompagnement des apprentissages de la nouvelle génération, ce podcast est pour toi. Tu sens que l’école a besoin d’un nouveau souffle, d'un changement pour apporter un plus grand épanouissement aux enfants. Comment les enfants apprennent-ils lorsque le programme scolaire et les évaluations notées disparaissent ? Tu trouveras ici un partage d’expérience de professionnels de l'éducation. Tu comprendras comment ils accompagnent quotidiennement, les élèves dans le développement de leur plein potentiel à l’intérieur d’un cadre qui les amènent à se responsabiliser pour devenir libres et autonomes. Une vision de l’école innovante qui pourrait bien t’amener à t’orienter vers un nouveau type d’accompagnement des élèves. Tu découvriras : Comment les adultes encadrent les apprentissages dans de telles écoles. L’importance du cadre. Ce que les enfants apprennent quand ils ne font pas des fiches et qu’ils ne sont pas assis à un banc. L’apprentissage du vivre ensemble. La participation et l’implication des enfants dans la vie quotidienne. Mais également quelles sont les défis que ces écoles doivent relever. Je suis Gipsy. Je suis enseignante primaire, enseignante spécialisée, éducatrice spécialisée, praticienne formatrice, manager et coach en neuroscience. Je suis heureuse de te partager avec d’autres professionnels et parents, 7 ans d’expérience de mise en route et d’accompagnement d’élèves dans une école qui offre le libre choix des apprentissages. Retrouvez moi sur le stie : www.ecolesconscientes.ch (https://ecolesconscientes.ch/) Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

"Libre pour apprendre" le podcast de tous ceux qui s'intéressent aux nouvelles écoles dans lesquelles les enfants sont libres pour apprendre.&nbsp;
Si les écoles démocratiques t’inspirent, que tu es professionnel de l'éducation ou parent motivé par le changement dans l’accompagnement des apprentissages de la nouvelle génération, ce podcast est pour toi.&nbsp;
Tu sens que l’école a besoin d’un nouveau souffle, d'un changement pour apporter un plus grand épanouissement aux enfants.
Comment les enfants apprennent-ils lorsque le programme scolaire et les évaluations notées disparaissent&nbsp;?&nbsp;
Tu trouveras ici un partage d’expérience de professionnels de l'éducation. Tu comprendras comment ils accompagnent quotidiennement, les élèves dans le développement de leur plein potentiel à l’intérieur d’un cadre qui les amènent à se responsabiliser pour devenir libres et autonomes.&nbsp;
Une vision de l’école innovante qui pourrait bien t’amener à t’orienter vers un nouveau type d’accompagnement des élèves.
Tu découvriras :

  Comment les adultes encadrent les apprentissages dans de telles écoles.
  L’importance du cadre.
  Ce que les enfants apprennent quand ils ne font pas des fiches et qu’ils ne sont pas assis à un banc.&nbsp;
  L’apprentissage du vivre ensemble.&nbsp;
  La participation et l’implication des enfants dans la vie quotidienne.
  Mais également quelles sont les défis que ces écoles doivent relever.

Je suis Gipsy. Je suis enseignante primaire, enseignante spécialisée, éducatrice spécialisée, praticienne formatrice, manager et coach en neuroscience. Je suis heureuse de te partager avec d’autres professionnels et parents, 7 ans d’expérience de mise en route et d’accompagnement d’élèves dans une école qui offre le libre choix des apprentissages.&nbsp;

Retrouvez moi sur le stie : www.ecolesconscientes.ch (https://ecolesconscientes.ch/)&nbsp;



Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Libre pour apprendre

Christmas In Iceland: A Magical Winter Wonderland When you think of Christmas, you likely imagine stockings hung by the fireplace, carolers singing songs of joy, and families gathering together to feast on hearty dishes and exchange gifts under the tree. But Christmas traditions look different all around the world, each culture adding its own magical flare. And nowhere does the holiday feel more magical than in Iceland. With its Nordic charms and winter wonderland landscapes, Christmas in Iceland feels like stepping into a fairytale. From 13 mischievous yuletide lads to playful elf folklore to the efficient but friendly Yule Cat who eats anyone without new clothes for Christmas, Icelandic holiday traditions have an air of mystery and whimsy found nowhere else. Add in long nights filled with dazzling northern lights displays, and you have all the makings for a picture postcard Christmas. Preparations Begin Early While most countries start gearing up for Christmas just after Thanksgiving, Icelanders begin anticipating the merry festivities long before. As early as November, twinkling lights and glittery decor shine throughout Reykjavik. The country embraces over-the-top Yule décor with a fervent passion. In town squares across the land, you’ll find massive Christmas trees glowing with thousands of bulbs as carolers sing traditional Icelandic Christmas songs on street corners. Festive wreaths made of fresh evergreen boughs adorn front doors, often accompanied by electric candle arches lining walkways with their warm, welcoming glow. The homes themselves sport enough flashing lights to be seen from space, each family competing to outdo their neighbor’s display. For such a reserved culture the rest of the year, Icelanders have zero restraint when it comes to Christmas cheer. The 13 Mischievous Jólasveinar Of course, no Icelandic Christmas would be complete without paying homage to the 13 Yule Lads. Brought to you by the numbers 13 and 52, these mischievous troll-like creatures are the sons of two ogres, Grýla and Leppalúði. Living in the Icelandic mountains the rest of the year, they only come out in December to have some yuletide fun. Beginning December 12th, Icelanders leave out shoes for the holiday tricksters who arrive one per night. Well-behaved children awake to small gifts left by the trolls, while the ill-mannered find only potatoes in their shoes to teach them proper manners. The Yule Lads show their playful sides by doing things like slamming doors, stealing leftovers, peeping through windows, and generally running amuck. During the day, they return to the mountains to join their ogre mother, Grýla, who ventures down at Christmastime to snatch up misbehaving children and boil them alive for her stew. Cheery holiday stuff indeed! Names like Door-Slammer, Window-Peeper, Meat-Hook, and Candle-Stealer give you an idea of their modus operandi. But they always make sure to arrive promptly on Christmas Eve with Iceland’s version of Santa Claus, Jólakötturinn, or Yule Cat, to finish stuffing shoes with presents. Regifting Night Speaking of Yule Cat, he serves a unique purpose in Iceland. Legend says he prowls the snowy nights before Christmas, ready to gobble up anyone who doesn’t have at least one new piece of clothing to wear for the big day. As terrifying as that sounds, it stems from a long tradition of regifting clothing right before Christmas. On December 23rd, Icelanders celebrate Þvörutungur Dagur, or Regifting Day. Instead of boxing up cast-offs for donation centers, people swap lightly-used clothing and other items with friends and family. Not only does it stem back to a time when poverty ran high in remote regions of Iceland, but it holds significance to the tradition of Yule Cat. No one wants to end up as his holiday dinner! So the day offers the perfect chance to pick up a “new” sweater from grandma or swap your old coat for your neighbor’s so you have something new to meet the requirement. The playfully dark folklore makes this quirky custom far more fun. Christmas Eve Begins with Giant Yule Lads When Christmas Eve finally arrives, the Yule Lads conclude their hijinks. Families start the evening attending church services together decked out in their fanciest Christmas clothing. Far from the quiet reflection you’d expect, these gatherings take on a celebratory tone with joyful singing and smiling attendees. Afterward, a giant effigy of a Christmas lad holding a massive torch lights the way to outdoor concerts and Christmas village markets. Locals serving up sweet treats like chocolate-dipped marshmallows and fried dough balls welcome visitors amid a party atmosphere while a bonfire crackles nearby. Does it get any more Christmas perfect than that? As evening sets in, families make their way home to feast together on scrumptious holiday favorites. They set extra places at the table for departed loved ones before sitting down to bond overstuffed turkey or rack of lamb dinners accompanied by all the rich trimmings. When the last bites disappear from plates, the kids check their shoes hopefully to see what mischief the final Yule Lad left behind on this most magical eve. Merrymaking on Christmas Day Since they’ve already enjoyed food and togetherness on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day takes on a far more relaxed ambiance. Giving gifts plays little importance since the customs surrounding the 13 loveable trolls bring the focus more on silly pranks and getting into the holiday spirit. Most children simply receive one main present from parents along with their 13 gifts from the Yule Lads. Instead of gathering by the tree on Christmas morning, families spend time playing games and enjoying holiday movies or perhaps joining friends to hike the dazzling snowfields together under breathtaking displays of the northern lights. Laughter and leisure mark this low-key but cheerful day. When the short afternoon fades to night, people bundle up to head out once again for more Yuletide fun. Musical shows, lively parties, and even downtown pub crawl give adults the chance to let loose in true Icelandic style. You’ll even find restaurants and clubs pumping out Christmas hits for festive nightlife into the wee hours. Age makes no difference...young and old partake in the merrymaking alike! New Year’s Eve Fireworks Finale Just when it seems Christmastime can’t possibly get any jollier, Icelanders turn their attention to extravagant New Year’s Eve celebrations to culminate the season. Beginning mid-afternoon, spontaneous neighborhood fireworks shows light up the long night sky. As the evening progresses, towns put on breathtaking fireworks displays rivaling any 4th of July grand finale. Much later, partiers young and old take the festivities downtown to see in the new year with even more booming pyrotechnics shows set to pulse-pounding music. Strangers shout “Gleðilegt nýtt ár!” (Happy New Year) to each other amid clinking glasses and joyful songs well past midnight. After nearly a month of Yuletide revelries, the country finally retires its holiday decorations on January 6th for another long, cold winter before preparing to deck the frosty landscape once more when Christmas cheer returns. Key Differences From American Christmas When comparing Icelandic traditions to the Christmas celebrations most Americans grew up enjoying, some very distinct differences become quite clear. Rather than a single day characterized by church attendance, a big family dinner, gift exchanges, cookies left for Santa, and cozy fireside huddles, Icelanders focus more on the collective experience and community spirit leading right up to the 25th. You won’t find months of frenzied shopping, houses buried in Amazon boxes, or parents going into debt striving for picture-perfect holidays. Their ancient folklore brings engaging mystery and light-hearted fun to the weeks of anticipatory delight peppered with equal doses of whimsy and mischief. Interesting customs like Regifting Day even forgo consumerism altogether. Most kids don’t believe in flying reindeer or elves workshopping at the North Pole either. Instead, gift-bearing takes the form of 13 impish troll brothers playing pranks and causing trouble as they gradually appear from mountain enclaves to have some Christmas fun. Rather than Saint Nick doling out gifts from his sleigh, the number 13 shows itself again with 13 miniature presents left in shoes over 13 nights. And that number 13 even marks the day they begin– December 12th rather than waiting for Christmas Eve. You’d also be hard-pressed to find glowing nativity scenes or references to baby Jesus anywhere. Nor do most families own heirloom decorations passed down for generations. Icelanders concern themselves more with bright lights, public gatherings, and of course, new clothes to avoid being gobbled up by the infamous Yule Cat. While American kids long for the latest gaming console or coolest sneakers under the tree, Icelandic children feel grateful for a single gift plus their 13 mostly practical treats from the brothers. Family focus gets placed more on food, togetherness, and community than stressing over extensive gift exchanges. So while twinkling lights and frosted window panes certainly exude coziness and Christmas charm just like back home, the underlying focus and resulting traditions look far different. With mystical creatures, bonfire gatherings, nightly pranks, and fireworks under the northern lights, Christmas in Iceland clearly claims its own unique magic. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to

Christmas In Iceland: A Magical Winter Wonderland When you think of Christmas, you likely imagine stockings hung by the fireplace, carolers singing songs of joy, and families gathering together to feast on hearty dishes and exchange gifts under the tree. But Christmas traditions look different all around the world, each culture adding its own magical flare. And nowhere does the holiday feel more magical than in Iceland. With its Nordic charms and winter wonderland landscapes, Christmas in Iceland feels like stepping into a fairytale. From 13 mischievous yuletide lads to playful elf folklore to the efficient but friendly Yule Cat who eats anyone without new clothes for Christmas, Icelandic holiday traditions have an air of mystery and whimsy found nowhere else. Add in long nights filled with dazzling northern lights displays, and you have all the makings for a picture postcard Christmas. Preparations Begin Early While most countries start gearing up for Christmas just after Thanksgiving, Icelanders begin anticipating the merry festivities long before. As early as November, twinkling lights and glittery decor shine throughout Reykjavik. The country embraces over-the-top Yule décor with a fervent passion. In town squares across the land, you’ll find massive Christmas trees glowing with thousands of bulbs as carolers sing traditional Icelandic Christmas songs on street corners. Festive wreaths made of fresh evergreen boughs adorn front doors, often accompanied by electric candle arches lining walkways with their warm, welcoming glow. The homes themselves sport enough flashing lights to be seen from space, each family competing to outdo their neighbor’s display. For such a reserved culture the rest of the year, Icelanders have zero restraint when it comes to Christmas cheer. The 13 Mischievous Jólasveinar Of course, no Icelandic Christmas would be complete without paying homage to the 13 Yule Lads. Brought to you by the numbers 13 and 52, these mischievous troll-like creatures are the sons of two ogres, Grýla and Leppalúði. Living in the Icelandic mountains the rest of the year, they only come out in December to have some yuletide fun. Beginning December 12th, Icelanders leave out shoes for the holiday tricksters who arrive one per night. Well-behaved children awake to small gifts left by the trolls, while the ill-mannered find only potatoes in their shoes to teach them proper manners. The Yule Lads show their playful sides by doing things like slamming doors, stealing leftovers, peeping through windows, and generally running amuck. During the day, they return to the mountains to join their ogre mother, Grýla, who ventures down at Christmastime to snatch up misbehaving children and boil them alive for her stew. Cheery holiday stuff indeed! Names like Door-Slammer, Window-Peeper, Meat-Hook, and Candle-Stealer give you an idea of their modus operandi. But they always make sure to arrive promptly on Christmas Eve with Iceland’s version of Santa Claus, Jólakötturinn, or Yule Cat, to finish stuffing shoes with presents. Regifting Night Speaking of Yule Cat, he serves a unique purpose in Iceland. Legend says he prowls the snowy nights before Christmas, ready to gobble up anyone who doesn’t have at least one new piece of clothing to wear for the big day. As terrifying as that sounds, it stems from a long tradition of regifting clothing right before Christmas. On December 23rd, Icelanders celebrate Þvörutungur Dagur, or Regifting Day. Instead of boxing up cast-offs for donation centers, people swap lightly-used clothing and other items with friends and family. Not only does it stem back to a time when poverty ran high in remote regions of Iceland, but it holds significance to the tradition of Yule Cat. No one wants to end up as his holiday dinner! So the day offers the perfect chance to pick up a “new” sweater from grandma or swap your old coat for your neighbor’s so you have something new to meet the requirement. The playfully dark folklore makes this quirky custom far more fun. Christmas Eve Begins with Giant Yule Lads When Christmas Eve finally arrives, the Yule Lads conclude their hijinks. Families start the evening attending church services together decked out in their fanciest Christmas clothing. Far from the quiet reflection you’d expect, these gatherings take on a celebratory tone with joyful singing and smiling attendees. Afterward, a giant effigy of a Christmas lad holding a massive torch lights the way to outdoor concerts and Christmas village markets. Locals serving up sweet treats like chocolate-dipped marshmallows and fried dough balls welcome visitors amid a party atmosphere while a bonfire crackles nearby. Does it get any more Christmas perfect than that? As evening sets in, families make their way home to feast together on scrumptious holiday favorites. They set extra places at the table for departed loved ones before sitting down to bond overstuffed turkey or rack of lamb dinners accompanied by all the rich trimmings. When the last bites disappear from plates, the kids check their shoes hopefully to see what mischief the final Yule Lad left behind on this most magical eve. Merrymaking on Christmas Day Since they’ve already enjoyed food and togetherness on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day takes on a far more relaxed ambiance. Giving gifts plays little importance since the customs surrounding the 13 loveable trolls bring the focus more on silly pranks and getting into the holiday spirit. Most children simply receive one main present from parents along with their 13 gifts from the Yule Lads. Instead of gathering by the tree on Christmas morning, families spend time playing games and enjoying holiday movies or perhaps joining friends to hike the dazzling snowfields together under breathtaking displays of the northern lights. Laughter and leisure mark this low-key but cheerful day. When the short afternoon fades to night, people bundle up to head out once again for more Yuletide fun. Musical shows, lively parties, and even downtown pub crawl give adults the chance to let loose in true Icelandic style. You’ll even find restaurants and clubs pumping out Christmas hits for festive nightlife into the wee hours. Age makes no difference...young and old partake in the merrymaking alike! New Year’s Eve Fireworks Finale Just when it seems Christmastime can’t possibly get any jollier, Icelanders turn their attention to extravagant New Year’s Eve celebrations to culminate the season. Beginning mid-afternoon, spontaneous neighborhood fireworks shows light up the long night sky. As the evening progresses, towns put on breathtaking fireworks displays rivaling any 4th of July grand finale. Much later, partiers young and old take the festivities downtown to see in the new year with even more booming pyrotechnics shows set to pulse-pounding music. Strangers shout “Gleðilegt nýtt ár!” (Happy New Year) to each other amid clinking glasses and joyful songs well past midnight. After nearly a month of Yuletide revelries, the country finally retires its holiday decorations on January 6th for another long, cold winter before preparing to deck the frosty landscape once more when Christmas cheer returns. Key Differences From American Christmas When comparing Icelandic traditions to the Christmas celebrations most Americans grew up enjoying, some very distinct differences become quite clear. Rather than a single day characterized by church attendance, a big family dinner, gift exchanges, cookies left for Santa, and cozy fireside huddles, Icelanders focus more on the collective experience and community spirit leading right up to the 25th. You won’t find months of frenzied shopping, houses buried in Amazon boxes, or parents going into debt striving for picture-perfect holidays. Their ancient folklore brings engaging mystery and light-hearted fun to the weeks of anticipatory delight peppered with equal doses of whimsy and mischief. Interesting customs like Regifting Day even forgo consumerism altogether. Most kids don’t believe in flying reindeer or elves workshopping at the North Pole either. Instead, gift-bearing takes the form of 13 impish troll brothers playing pranks and causing trouble as they gradually appear from mountain enclaves to have some Christmas fun. Rather than Saint Nick doling out gifts from his sleigh, the number 13 shows itself again with 13 miniature presents left in shoes over 13 nights. And that number 13 even marks the day they begin– December 12th rather than waiting for Christmas Eve. You’d also be hard-pressed to find glowing nativity scenes or references to baby Jesus anywhere. Nor do most families own heirloom decorations passed down for generations. Icelanders concern themselves more with bright lights, public gatherings, and of course, new clothes to avoid being gobbled up by the infamous Yule Cat. While American kids long for the latest gaming console or coolest sneakers under the tree, Icelandic children feel grateful for a single gift plus their 13 mostly practical treats from the brothers. Family focus gets placed more on food, togetherness, and community than stressing over extensive gift exchanges. So while twinkling lights and frosted window panes certainly exude coziness and Christmas charm just like back home, the underlying focus and resulting traditions look far different. With mystical creatures, bonfire gatherings, nightly pranks, and fireworks under the northern lights, Christmas in Iceland clearly claims its own unique magic. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to

Christmas In Iceland: A Magical Winter Wonderland When you think of Christmas, you likely imagine stockings hung by the fireplace, carolers singing songs of joy, and families gathering together to feast on hearty dishes and exchange gifts under the tree. But Christmas traditions look different all around the world, each culture adding its own magical flare. And nowhere does the holiday feel more magical than in Iceland. With its Nordic charms and winter wonderland landscapes, Christmas in Iceland feels like stepping into a fairytale. From 13 mischievous yuletide lads to playful elf folklore to the efficient but friendly Yule Cat who eats anyone without new clothes for Christmas, Icelandic holiday traditions have an air of mystery and whimsy found nowhere else. Add in long nights filled with dazzling northern lights displays, and you have all the makings for a picture postcard Christmas. Preparations Begin Early While most countries start gearing up for Christmas just after Thanksgiving, Icelanders begin anticipating the merry festivities long before. As early as November, twinkling lights and glittery decor shine throughout Reykjavik. The country embraces over-the-top Yule décor with a fervent passion. In town squares across the land, you’ll find massive Christmas trees glowing with thousands of bulbs as carolers sing traditional Icelandic Christmas songs on street corners. Festive wreaths made of fresh evergreen boughs adorn front doors, often accompanied by electric candle arches lining walkways with their warm, welcoming glow. The homes themselves sport enough flashing lights to be seen from space, each family competing to outdo their neighbor’s display. For such a reserved culture the rest of the year, Icelanders have zero restraint when it comes to Christmas cheer. The 13 Mischievous Jólasveinar Of course, no Icelandic Christmas would be complete without paying homage to the 13 Yule Lads. Brought to you by the numbers 13 and 52, these mischievous troll-like creatures are the sons of two ogres, Grýla and Leppalúði. Living in the Icelandic mountains the rest of the year, they only come out in December to have some yuletide fun. Beginning December 12th, Icelanders leave out shoes for the holiday tricksters who arrive one per night. Well-behaved children awake to small gifts left by the trolls, while the ill-mannered find only potatoes in their shoes to teach them proper manners. The Yule Lads show their playful sides by doing things like slamming doors, stealing leftovers, peeping through windows, and generally running amuck. During the day, they return to the mountains to join their ogre mother, Grýla, who ventures down at Christmastime to snatch up misbehaving children and boil them alive for her stew. Cheery holiday stuff indeed! Names like Door-Slammer, Window-Peeper, Meat-Hook, and Candle-Stealer give you an idea of their modus operandi. But they always make sure to arrive promptly on Christmas Eve with Iceland’s version of Santa Claus, Jólakötturinn, or Yule Cat, to finish stuffing shoes with presents. Regifting Night Speaking of Yule Cat, he serves a unique purpose in Iceland. Legend says he prowls the snowy nights before Christmas, ready to gobble up anyone who doesn’t have at least one new piece of clothing to wear for the big day. As terrifying as that sounds, it stems from a long tradition of regifting clothing right before Christmas. On December 23rd, Icelanders celebrate Þvörutungur Dagur, or Regifting Day. Instead of boxing up cast-offs for donation centers, people swap lightly-used clothing and other items with friends and family. Not only does it stem back to a time when poverty ran high in remote regions of Iceland, but it holds significance to the tradition of Yule Cat. No one wants to end up as his holiday dinner! So the day offers the perfect chance to pick up a “new” sweater from grandma or swap your old coat for your neighbor’s so you have something new to meet the requirement. The playfully dark folklore makes this quirky custom far more fun. Christmas Eve Begins with Giant Yule Lads When Christmas Eve finally arrives, the Yule Lads conclude their hijinks. Families start the evening attending church services together decked out in their fanciest Christmas clothing. Far from the quiet reflection you’d expect, these gatherings take on a celebratory tone with joyful singing and smiling attendees. Afterward, a giant effigy of a Christmas lad holding a massive torch lights the way to outdoor concerts and Christmas village markets. Locals serving up sweet treats like chocolate-dipped marshmallows and fried dough balls welcome visitors amid a party atmosphere while a bonfire crackles nearby. Does it get any more Christmas perfect than that? As evening sets in, families make their way home to feast together on scrumptious holiday favorites. They set extra places at the table for departed loved ones before sitting down to bond overstuffed turkey or rack of lamb dinners accompanied by all the rich trimmings. When the last bites disappear from plates, the kids check their shoes hopefully to see what mischief the final Yule Lad left behind on this most magical eve. Merrymaking on Christmas Day Since they’ve already enjoyed food and togetherness on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day takes on a far more relaxed ambiance. Giving gifts plays little importance since the customs surrounding the 13 loveable trolls bring the focus more on silly pranks and getting into the holiday spirit. Most children simply receive one main present from parents along with their 13 gifts from the Yule Lads. Instead of gathering by the tree on Christmas morning, families spend time playing games and enjoying holiday movies or perhaps joining friends to hike the dazzling snowfields together under breathtaking displays of the northern lights. Laughter and leisure mark this low-key but cheerful day. When the short afternoon fades to night, people bundle up to head out once again for more Yuletide fun. Musical shows, lively parties, and even downtown pub crawl give adults the chance to let loose in true Icelandic style. You’ll even find restaurants and clubs pumping out Christmas hits for festive nightlife into the wee hours. Age makes no difference...young and old partake in the merrymaking alike! New Year’s Eve Fireworks Finale Just when it seems Christmastime can’t possibly get any jollier, Icelanders turn their attention to extravagant New Year’s Eve celebrations to culminate the season. Beginning mid-afternoon, spontaneous neighborhood fireworks shows light up the long night sky. As the evening progresses, towns put on breathtaking fireworks displays rivaling any 4th of July grand finale. Much later, partiers young and old take the festivities downtown to see in the new year with even more booming pyrotechnics shows set to pulse-pounding music. Strangers shout “Gleðilegt nýtt ár!” (Happy New Year) to each other amid clinking glasses and joyful songs well past midnight. After nearly a month of Yuletide revelries, the country finally retires its holiday decorations on January 6th for another long, cold winter before preparing to deck the frosty landscape once more when Christmas cheer returns. Key Differences From American Christmas When comparing Icelandic traditions to the Christmas celebrations most Americans grew up enjoying, some very distinct differences become quite clear. Rather than a single day characterized by church attendance, a big family dinner, gift exchanges, cookies left for Santa, and cozy fireside huddles, Icelanders focus more on the collective experience and community spirit leading right up to the 25th. You won’t find months of frenzied shopping, houses buried in Amazon boxes, or parents going into debt striving for picture-perfect holidays. Their ancient folklore brings engaging mystery and light-hearted fun to the weeks of anticipatory delight peppered with equal doses of whimsy and mischief. Interesting customs like Regifting Day even forgo consumerism altogether. Most kids don’t believe in flying reindeer or elves workshopping at the North Pole either. Instead, gift-bearing takes the form of 13 impish troll brothers playing pranks and causing trouble as they gradually appear from mountain enclaves to have some Christmas fun. Rather than Saint Nick doling out gifts from his sleigh, the number 13 shows itself again with 13 miniature presents left in shoes over 13 nights. And that number 13 even marks the day they begin– December 12th rather than waiting for Christmas Eve. You’d also be hard-pressed to find glowing nativity scenes or references to baby Jesus anywhere. Nor do most families own heirloom decorations passed down for generations. Icelanders concern themselves more with bright lights, public gatherings, and of course, new clothes to avoid being gobbled up by the infamous Yule Cat. While American kids long for the latest gaming console or coolest sneakers under the tree, Icelandic children feel grateful for a single gift plus their 13 mostly practical treats from the brothers. Family focus gets placed more on food, togetherness, and community than stressing over extensive gift exchanges. So while twinkling lights and frosted window panes certainly exude coziness and Christmas charm just like back home, the underlying focus and resulting traditions look far different. With mystical creatures, bonfire gatherings, nightly pranks, and fireworks under the northern lights, Christmas in Iceland clearly claims its own unique magic. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to

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For the overstimulated homeschool mom who is burned out, reactive, &amp; snappy and ready to feel joyful and connected again.&nbsp; Do you spend your days feeling touched out, talked out, and reactive — when all you really want is to actually enjoy being a mom? You're in the right place. I'm Whitney, a sensory integration occupational therapist turned nervous system regulation coach, homeschooling my 4 kids as a highly sensitive mom. I created this podcast for the overstimulated homeschool mom who is ready to go from burned out and reactive to joyful and connected — without having it all figured out first. Each week we talk about the real stuff: emotional and nervous system regulation, sensory overload, the mental load of motherhood, doable self-care, and neurodivergent homeschooling — all through the lens of your nervous system, because that's where the change actually happens. You don't have to have it together to help your kids thrive. Let's figure it out together.

For the overstimulated homeschool mom who is burned out, reactive, & snappy and ready to feel joyful and connected again.  Do you spend your days feeling touched out, talked out, and reactive — when all you really want is to actually enjoy being a mom? You're in the right place. I'm Whitney, a sensory integration occupational therapist turned nervous system regulation coach, homeschooling my 4 kids as a highly sensitive mom. I created this podcast for the overstimulated homeschool mom who is ready to go from burned out and reactive to joyful and connected — without having it all figured out first. Each week we talk about the real stuff: emotional and nervous system regulation, sensory overload, the mental load of motherhood, doable self-care, and neurodivergent homeschooling — all through the lens of your nervous system, because that's where the change actually happens. You don't have to have it together to help your kids thrive. Let's figure it out together.

Sensational Moms: Support For Overstimulated Moms

Welcome to The Giant Builders Podcast, where growth and transformation come to life through meaningful conversations, expert insights, and real-life stories.  We are dedicated to helping individuals build their lives in ways that matter most—through personal growth, relationships, health, and spiritual journey. At The Giant Builders, we believe that everyone has the potential to be a builder—someone who is constantly learning, evolving, and creating a life aligned with their values and purpose.
Sharing subjects to enrich your life:
Faith & Spiritual Growth: Spiritual nourishment through inspiring stories that bring clarity to your walk with faith.
Health & Wellness: Experts on health practices, mental wellness, and fitness strategies to support your journey toward a balanced lifestyle.
Personal Development: Guidance on self-awareness, and overcoming challenges.
Business & Finance: Learn from entrepreneurs, and professional growth with advice from business owners.

Welcome to The Giant Builders Podcast, where growth and transformation come to life through meaningful conversations, expert insights, and real-life stories. We are dedicated to helping individuals build their lives in ways that matter most—through personal growth, relationships, health, and spiritual journey. At The Giant Builders, we believe that everyone has the potential to be a builder—someone who is constantly learning, evolving, and creating a life aligned with their values and purpose. Sharing subjects to enrich your life: Faith & Spiritual Growth: Spiritual nourishment through inspiring stories that bring clarity to your walk with faith. Health & Wellness: Experts on health practices, mental wellness, and fitness strategies to support your journey toward a balanced lifestyle. Personal Development: Guidance on self-awareness, and overcoming challenges. Business & Finance: Learn from entrepreneurs, and professional growth with advice from business owners.

Welcome to The Giant Builders Podcast, where growth and transformation come to life through meaningful conversations, expert insights, and real-life stories.  We are dedicated to helping individuals build their lives in ways that matter most—through personal growth, relationships, health, and spiritual journey. At The Giant Builders, we believe that everyone has the potential to be a builder—someone who is constantly learning, evolving, and creating a life aligned with their values and purpose.
Sharing subjects to enrich your life:
Faith &amp; Spiritual Growth: Spiritual nourishment through inspiring stories that bring clarity to your walk with faith.
Health &amp; Wellness: Experts on health practices, mental wellness, and fitness strategies to support your journey toward a balanced lifestyle.
Personal Development: Guidance on self-awareness, and overcoming challenges.
Business &amp; Finance: Learn from entrepreneurs, and professional growth with advice from business owners.

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