# Todd Parr
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todd parr (born 9 July 1962) is an American author, illustrator, animator and television producer, best known for his colorful, accessible children’s books that often carry messages of kindness, inclusivity, and acceptance. Parr grew up in Rock Springs, Wyoming and later moved to San Francisco in 1995, where he pursued a career as an artist. He has also worked as a flight attendant before becoming a full-time author.
Color, Kindness & Connection w/ Todd Parr
Color, Kindness & Connection w/ Todd Parr
In this episode of Reading the Room, Michael and Bente welcome world-renowned author and illustrator Todd Parr — and a dear friend of 37 years.
With over 60 books and an Emmy-nominated series, ToddWorld, Todd has spent his career reminding the world that it…
Episode 4: "Take a deeeeep breath:" How to support your child's self-regulation
This episode focuses on why supporting your child’s self-regulation is important, signs you may need more help with your child’s behavior or emotional regulation, and how to practice these skills in early childhood. This included:
Reviewing research on:
What self-regulation in early childhood h…
45. Easy Earth Day Activities For First Grade: Simple Ideas Your Students Will Love
Easy Earth Day Activities For First Grade: Simple Ideas Your Students Will Love
In this episode of The Firstieland Podcast for Elementary Teachers, your host Molly Schwab shares some of her favorite Earth Day activities that she used year after year with her first grade students. From simple writin…
How to be Truly Kind
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This Week on The Uplifters
“I was an educator for over eight years, and it didn't take a long time for me to realize the lack of access that children had to books. The kids wer…
Episode 14: The importance of empathy in young children: How to support it without just telling them to “say sorry”
Parents are usually quick to say “say sorry” or “give them a hug” when their kid hits/bites/throws/doesn’t share with another child, but these often become ingenuine actions for your child to get out of trouble. This is where empathy comes in! In order to encourage your child’s empathy development,…
Cultivating an Identity-Safe Home: Decoding Myths and Parent-Youth Connection with Dr. Marissa Nunes-Moreno
June is Pride Month, making it the perfect time to evaluate the environment we are building within our own four walls. While many parents hold deeply open-minded values and want their homes to be an "identity-safe zone," a wave of intense anxiety often hits the surface the moment topics like gender…
Children's Books: Our favorites (and least favorites!)
Two moms, one giant stack of picture books, and zero filter. In this episode of Moms of the Millennium, hosts Rosie and Sarah break down what actually makes a great children's book. Rhyme and meter, illustration quality, a fun story, and (sometimes) a good moral lesson, using their kids' real bedti…
Reading Makes You Feel Good Audiobook by Todd Parr
https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Reading Makes You Feel GoodGenres: Kids, Ages 5 & Under, GeneralAuthor: Todd ParrNarrator: Caroline Turner ColeRelease date: 12-29-2020Length: 0:04:20Language: EnglishPublisher: Hachette Book Group USADescription:…
Episode 29: How to talk about death with your young children and developmentally appropriate ways to help them grieve
Death is one of those topics we may not feel prepared to talk about with our young children—but eventually, they encounter it.
In this episode, I’m talking about what young children actually understand about death, how to use honest and developmentally appropriate language, what grief can look lik…
Episode 31: Big Feelings, Little Bodies: Understanding emotional development in young children and ways we can support it as parents
Your child isn’t “too emotional.” They’re still learning what to do with all those big feelings.
In this episode, we’re talking about what normal emotional development looks like from birth to 5—and why a young child’s ability to feel and express emotions develops long before their ability to mana…
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