On today's show, Kimberly talks about teacher wellness from the point of view of Hygge. She speaks about the importance of self-care and how to use the tools both in and outside the classroom.

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I hear this all the time from Early Childhood Teachers, "I am not a special education teacher. What the deal with this IEP goal?" In this episode, I share an unusual point of view on how to understand an IEP is using it as related to baking and hope that we tackle this idea of IEP's in this Q and A.

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On The Heart of Play Show is Robyn Papworth of Play.Move.Improve a child Developmental Educator, Exercise Physiologist, and mum of 3 little ones and a promoter of children’s learning, development, and health.

I loved our conversation because we dive into one of my favorite subjects about the young brain and the importance of movement and what to look for when movement is stopping play. And one of my favorite tips is about learning styles and going beyond just knowing your Littles in our chat. I hope you enjoy our conversation. You can follow shownotes at www.madeforyoulearning.com/blog

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I chat with my dear friend Adelyn and she interviews me even deeper into the why I created the podcast, what education means to me as a teacher and mom. You get tips and stories on how education has shaped our lives as teachers and spoiler alert we even hit at the need to break class and economic barriers as solutions to make learning work for ever learners. If you are into deep thoughts and laughter around the power of early childhood experiences and how they shape how you teach. Take a Listen! And then share a review!!!

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On this episode, I share with you why I started this show: The Heart of Play Show! Why I use the term Teacher's of Littles and why you should pick up the battle cry if you are one.

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