Sam Balch, Richard Cohen and Heather discuss the book Can of Worms: Fearless Conversations with Toddlers by Nick Terrones.

Tamar Jacobson (yes! Tamar Jacobson!!) joins the podcast to talk about her book Everyone Needs Attention.

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Lisa Murphy joins the podcast to talk about how creating environments and building relationships is just good teaching.

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Tiffany's right. Again. Direct instruction has a place in early childhood education.

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Teaching young children is revolutionary. So are the women who got together to discuss this article.

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Heather's talking to an editor about a book project, and to help her process her ideas, she's asked Nerd cohosts to listen to past episodes and interview her. Here's the first, where we revisit the episode called Sticker Charts vs Human Complexity

People keep asking about what to do when children swear, so we'll keep talking about it.

Three of the authors (Encian Pastel, Julie Nicholson and Nathanael Flynn) of the book Supporting Gender Diversity in Early Childhood Classrooms bring their very important work to the podcast.

We've noticed an increase in online talk about "bullying" in early childhood programs, and we don't think that's possible.

Lydia Bowers provides education and consulting on early childhood sexual health topics, and she joins the show to talk about her new children's book "We Listen to Our Bodies."