Angela Santomero
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516 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2016
last heard Oct 2021
Angela Santomero’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And we of course have that.
But at the end of the day, I think what we do that's different is that it is about it's always about the kid.
You know, if we're if we're arguing about something creatively, at the end of the day, it's about our our child audience.
You know, it it was always so surprising whenever I would go and do some um blogger talks or do some talks in general keynote speeches, that people were not aware of the level of thinking that we put into every moment of every show and the process that we go through in order to make sure that all of our shows are hits so that kids want to watch them, but also are chock full of all this educational theory so that kids.
master whatever skill that it is that we want to put into the show.
And so I felt the need and also the desire to talk to parents because I talk to kids all day.
Parents.
Um, talk to parents about
all of the um all of these clues that we call them and basically turn my shows or turn our shows inside out and look at that first.
And then of course as we were writing it, the idea that all of these clues that not only do we put into
our sc our screens that actually it it relates to our parenting and the philosophy about conscious parenting and the philosophy about speaking to kids in a respectful way and clues like that.
Um, you know, I think I think first and foremost, you know, I really wanna address the elephant in the room, this idea that do I need to feel guilty about putting my preschoolers in front of
The television set do I need to feel guilty about the amount of screen time that I use with my child and I want to scream from the rooftops.
No, there is no need to feel guilty when you're choosing high quality media for your kids.
And so, you know, the whole book is s is is um surrounds this idea of a healthy media diet and the idea that you using a food analogy, because we do that all the time, even when we're writing our shows, everything's yummy and we're constantly marinating our people and our philosophy.
But um
The idea that you'll fill your cupboards with all of with good food, right?
With everything that you want your kids to be eating and then they can eat, you know, whatever it is that they want.
The idea that you can overeat on broccoli is, you know, not something that you ever hear parents talk about.
And so if you're putting your child in front of shows that you know have a creative vision, you know has the curriculum in its through line, has a point of view that meets your morals or values.
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