Eliza Fricker
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236 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Oct 2022
last heard Oct 2022
Eliza Fricker’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Your language has to be indirect all the time.
So you've got that one element.
Then you've got to consider how that activity or that day is going to go and what those variables are.
So I think a lot of it is things that they're not seen.
And the things that you're internalizing as the caregiver, you're constantly assessing and trying to gauge what level they're at and what their tolerance levels are.
So all of that's going on for you internally.
And that takes quite a lot.
to do that all the time and that's why it's very difficult in an educational setting for them to be able to do that particularly when they're working within they have their ways and their ways of doing things it's only really in the home where you can do that constant flex which is needed
Yes, I did.
I think for most parents, we've grown up with certain constructs and beliefs around parenting.
And I think for most of us, there is a shedding of our historical, how we were brought up.
We have to do an element of that.
And I think actually, the way that I look back at it, I would say that we started on a route of quite connective parenting.
We were doing co-sleeping.
It was all quite gentle.
Because of my job, it afforded me to be at home most of the time.
It then changed when those systems came in, when nursery school came in and when school came in, because they were very much set systems.
And that was when we saw that it wasn't working.
But we had this new narrative coming in where they should be able to do that.
You should leave them.
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