In this episode, I speak with Emily Barnes about the benefits of sending your child to a licensed Daycare program, the educational merits of someone teaching your child and the different types of behavior training used in the industry. Emily Barnes owns Barnes Childcare, a licensed family child care facility in Kansas. She began her career supporting people with developmental disabilities and moved into preschool and child care as her career evolved.  Her program focuses on teaching social, emotional, and practical life skills to children. She believes that all children are eager to learn and the adult is responsible to ensure an environment that meets the child’s learning readiness. She also believes that when providers understand their role in supporting maternal mental health and family strengths the whole family benefits from childcare services.Hosted by Jamie S. Brown Author of:The Optimistic FuturianWe Are But HumanOmnivoreHollywood 666Screenwriter of:Friends Don't Let FriendsFatal GetawayFollow me on Instagram @stayathomehorrordadFacebook: facebook.com/StayathomehorrordadPodcastTwitter: @AthomehorrordadReach out with questions or comments: Stayathomehorrordad@gmail.comIntro music by Alexander Nakarada. www.serpentsoundstudios.com

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Navigating Daycare Options with Emily Barnes

On this episode, I start by apologizing for how depressed I sounded in the intro of the last episode. We talk parenting with a dear friend of mine, Chris Andrews. Chris is the father of a 6-month-old and a working EMS technician. He's been working with volunteer fire departments, mental health programs, and rescue squads as long as I've known him. Fatherhood has allowed him to bring those skills home while learning a whole lot more. Hosted by Jamie S. Brown Author of:The Optimistic FuturianWe Are But HumanOmnivoreHollywood 666Screenwriter of:Friends Don't Let FriendsFatal GetawayFollow me on Instagram @stayathomehorrordadFacebook: facebook.com/StayathomehorrordadPodcastTwitter: @AthomehorrordadReach out with questions or comments: Stayathomehorrordad@gmail.comIntro music by Alexander Nakarada. www.serpentsoundstudios.com

Southern Parenting with Chris Andrews

This episode starts off a little dark as I'm coming to the end of my 3 months as a single parent and 8 weeks of daycare sickness but, like always, Ajala brightens up the conversation. Ajala Bandele is a talented writer, director, filmmaker, actor, and most of all, a new dad. We talk all things creative while exploring the birth process from a dad's perspective.Hosted by Jamie S. Brown Author of:The Optimistic FuturianWe Are But HumanOmnivoreHollywood 666Screenwriter of:Friends Don't Let FriendsFatal GetawayAjala Bandele is currently working on his first novel but you can see his comedic talents in OMG: We're In A Horror Movie on all VOD platforms.https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3720468/Intro music by Alexander Nakarada. www.serpentsoundstudios.com

Creativity and the Dad Life with Ajala Bandele

In today's episode, we discuss the need for more Dad's groups and the necessity of having a family budget. My guest today is Ryne Carpenter, a stay at home dad and golf pro who brings his love of teaching and working with others to every dad's group he finds. Your host is Jamie Brown, Writer/Director/Producer of such titles as:Friends Don't Let FriendsFatal GetawayOmnivoreThe Optimistic FuturianWe Are But HumanHollywood 666 (all available on Amazon.com)Music By Alexander Nakarada

Discussing Dad's Groups with Ryne Carpenter

Jamie is a horror writer and director who has spent the last 22 months as a Stay at Home Dad to his infant son. Join Jamie as he discusses the highs and lows of being a dad in Los Angeles and the situations only a he could get into.

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