
Child returns for the next chapter of the story of all of us. Delve deep into the mind of a toddler and explore how our emotions and our selves are built through life experience.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 34 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | DocumentaryScienceSociety & Culture | |||

India Rakusen examines why humans cry, what tears mean and why we might want to question our ability to read the mind in the face.
Taking a look at the science and psychology behind crying, from infancy through adulthood, and how tears connect to e... more
India Rakusen reaches the wild storm of toddler anger - once feared as fairy mischief, now often misunderstood by science and society alike.
We move from ancient changeling tales to modern myths of the “lizard brain”, unravelling how culture, gende... more
India Rakusen explores the emotion of surprise — from classic knock-knock jokes to the complex, messy business of toddler toilet training. Along the way, we hear how surprise isn’t just a fleeting reaction, but a powerful engine for learning, adaptat... more
Fear shows up early in childhood - taught through cautionary tales and parental reactions. In this episode, we explore how fear shapes young minds, how it was used historically to control and protect, and what some scientists now say about where fear... more
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Such a gorgeous podcast. Was looking for others by India after Witch and 28days and so happy to have come across this. Real narratives, real perspectives, real stories about what it is to live life as a woman. Gentle, magical and captivating
Listened to this as a mum and midwife and pregnant again and learnt so much. So beautiful crafted too. Just wonderful
Such a beautifully written and composed podcast that is informative and entertaining. I really enjoyed listening to this in the middle of night while feeding.
I’m beyond excited for the latest series from the brilliant host/storyteller India Rakusen. I devoured her last two podcasts — “Witch” and “28ish Days Later” — and I deeply appreciate her dedication to rebalancing herstory. She’s spins a great yarn, so you don’t even realize how much you’re learning. I feel like I owe her tuition at this point! Love from a big fan in Canada.
Do you really need to put this long advert about comedy programmes choices before every single episode of ‘Child’? It’s actually putting me off listening to the podcast.
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Focuses on the emotional and developmental experiences of toddlers, exploring how these early influences shape individuals throughout their lives. Engaging discussions with developmental psychologists and parenting experts examine various emotions, including happiness, fear, and surprise, related to toddlerhood. Listeners are introduced to both scientific insights and personal narratives that create a rich tapestry of exploration about parenting, child development, and the complexities of growing up. The podcast is characterized by its deep empathy and dedication to uncovering the lesser-known stories around parenting and early emotional learning, making it unique and relatable for parents looking for guidance and understanding of their chi... more
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Child launched 2 years ago and published 34 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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