early childhood educator

If you’ve tuned into this podcast before, you know I am a huge proponent of education and also passive income. The combination of the two would be a digital course, and it’s something that I think we all can utilize as birth bosses and business owners.

Join me as we kick off a series of episodes called A Course Created here on the podcast. Today we have Kerry Ingram, founder of Community Supported Postpartum, join us as we chat about all the details behind the incredible course she created, including how it came to be, how it can benefit you as a birth boss, and maybe even spark an idea for a course of your own as well!

Be sure to check out Kerry’s program as enrollment closes for this round of the course on September 25th! 

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*Kerry Ingram is the founder of Community Supported Postpartum VillageCommunity Supported Postpartum Facilitator Course

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Johnette Downing is a multi-award-winning children’s performer, early childhood educator, author and an ambassador of Louisiana Roots culture and arts around the world. She shares her heritage and passion for teaching children.

In this lively episode Johnette talks about her roots, her projects, her recordings, and books. Often referred to as the pied piper of Louisiana music traditions, Johnette concerts, author visits and educator workshops are now being retrofit to work live and online. I’m excited to share a peak into this artist’s work.
 
 

They have one of the most important jobs in the country, and yet some early educators can't afford to keep the heater on through the winter. The Independent Education Union of Australia are calling for the pay disparity between early learning educators and their primary school counterparts to end. Early Childhood Officer with the IEU explains why early educators should be paid more.TinaSmith

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