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Earliest Years of Life

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 Earliest Years of Life is an uplifting and engaging series that looks at how formative babies’ earliest months and years are. Better Start Bradford's Zak and Kerry talk with early years specialists from around the UK, to find out how babies and children can be given the best possible start in life.Better Start Bradford Parentalité Relations Sciences sociales
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    • Greener Cities, Healthier Communities

      Greener Cities, Healthier Communities
      Jul 19 2021
      The link between green space, air quality, rich biodiversity and mental wellbeing in children is well documented.  In this episode, Zak and Kerry are joined by Shahid Islam from Bradford's Act Early Programme to explore the part we all have to play in transforming the living environment for the youngest and most vulnerable in our society. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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      34 min
    • Starting the 'Early Childhood Adversity' Conversation

      Starting the 'Early Childhood Adversity' Conversation
      Mar 17 2021
      Adverse Childhood Experiences are one of the greatest unaddressed public health challenges facing our nation today. They have a considerable impact on a child’s future health, behaviours and opportunity.  In this episode, Zak and Kerry are joined by Consultant Clinical Psychologist Warren Larkin and Senior Public Health Specialist Jo Howes to explore the relationship between childhood adversity and outcomes in later life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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      41 min
    • Is Dad Okay?

      Is Dad Okay?
      Mar 8 2021
      Do we regularly look for the signs of adverse mental health in fathers?  The latest research suggests that one in ten new fathers develop depression and even higher numbers experience anxiety.  Zak and Kerry discuss how Early Years professionals can spot the signs and encourage fathers to open up on this subject. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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      39 min
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