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Childcare Confidential

Childcare Confidential

Di: Childcare Confidential: Jessica Hampton & Katy Denk
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Welcome to Childcare Confidential, the podcast where the real stories of early childhood education come to life. Hosted by Jessica Hampton and Katy Denk— seasoned experts, speakers, trainers, coaches, and authors in the early childhood world — pull back the curtain on the day-to-day moments that only those in the field truly understand. From laugh-out-loud classroom mishaps to heartfelt cries for help, we share and discuss the true tales submitted by teachers, directors, aides, administrators, licensing consultants, professors, and everyone in between. No matter your job title, if you’ve worked in early childhood education, you’ve got a story worth telling—and we’re here to talk about it.

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  • From Childcare Owner to Industry Advocate
    Sep 1 2026

    🎙️ Special Guest: Johnnie Frost — From Childcare Owner to Industry Advocate

    What happens when a childcare owner realizes that making a difference goes beyond the four walls of their own center?

    In this episode, Johnnie Frost joins the conversation to share her journey from childcare owner to passionate industry advocate. Johnnie opens up about the experiences that shaped her perspective, the challenges she encountered as an owner, and what ultimately inspired her to use her voice to advocate for the childcare profession.

    Together, they explore why childcare providers need to be part of the conversations that shape the future of the industry—and why sharing our experiences can help create meaningful change for children, families, educators, and providers.

    This is a conversation about leadership, advocacy, finding your voice, and realizing that your influence can extend far beyond your own center. 💙

    Whether you're a childcare owner, director, teacher, or simply passionate about early childhood education, this episode is a reminder that advocacy starts with someone being willing to speak up.

    🎧 Tune in for Johnnie's story and hear what happens when a childcare owner becomes an advocate for an entire industry.

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    44 min
  • Coach Rae Teaches Us How To Keep Play Simple
    Aug 25 2026

    Are we making play harder than it needs to be? 🎯🧸

    In this episode, Coach Rae joins the conversation to break down what meaningful play really looks like—and why it doesn't require complicated activities, expensive materials, or perfectly planned Pinterest-worthy setups.

    They talk about how to step back, let children take the lead, and recognize the learning that naturally happens when kids are given the time, space, and freedom to explore. 🌱✨

    From simple materials to everyday moments, this episode is a reminder that sometimes the best play is the play we don't overthink.

    Because children don't need us to make play complicated. They need opportunities to wonder, create, experiment, imagine, and just be kids. 💙🚀

    #ChildcarePodcast #EarlyChildhoodEducation #LearningThroughPlay #PlayBasedLearning #ChildcareLeadership #ECE #ChildcareTeachers #ChildcareDirector #ChildDevelopment #Preschool #KidsAtPlay #ImaginationStation #EarlyLearning

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    43 min
  • Would You Want to Be a Child in Your Classroom
    Aug 18 2026

    🎙️ Would You Want to Be a Child in Your Classroom?

    In this episode, Jessica asks a question every childcare professional should stop and think about:

    Would you want to be a child in your own classroom?

    It’s easy to focus on schedules, lesson plans, classroom management, ratios, and getting through the day—but what does the classroom actually feel like from a child’s perspective?

    Jessica takes a closer look at the environment we create for children, the way we speak to them, how we respond to challenging behaviors, and whether our daily practices truly reflect the kind of experience we want children to have.

    This episode is an honest reminder that sometimes the best way to improve our classrooms is to step back and see them through the eyes of the children we serve. 💙

    Because the question isn't just “Is my classroom working?”

    It's “Would I want to be a child here?” 🚀

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    27 min
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