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Rebecca, a center-based provider/teacher from St. Albans, talks about her financial challenges in paying for child care. Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media . . .

Small Talk

Small Talk is a project of Let’s Grow Kids that hit the road in 2015 in a specially outfitted van to interview parents, child care providers, community members and others concerned about giving Vermont’s children the best start in life during the crucial first five years.

Here is our archive of Small Talk stories. Please support our efforts to build awareness about Vermont's child care challenges by sharing these videos with your friends, family and neighbors. Check back here often for new releases. To learn more, click here http://www.letsgrowkids.org/small-talk.

Small Talk is a partnership with Building Bright Futures, Vermont Community Access Media and the Vermont Folklife Center.

Let’s Grow Kids is a statewide public awareness campaign that aims to raise understanding of the importance of the earliest years in the lives of Vermont’s children. Let’s Grow Kids works with Vermont communities, organizations, businesses and individuals to create positive, lasting change that will allow all of our children to succeed in life. Along with its sister organization, Vermont Birth to Five, Let’s Grow Kids is an initiative of the Permanent Fund for Vermont’s Children with additional support from the A.D. Henderson Foundation and the Turrell Fund.

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Title	Episode Number	Original Airdate
Teachers Face Complex Issues Mary, an early interventionist from Marlboro, discusses the complex issues that teachers/providers are seeing in their classrooms. *Teachers Face Complex Issues*Watch now »	062	Monday, April 4, 2016
A Different Way of Conceptualizing Work and Family Emily, a business owner and parent from Middlebury, talks about balancing work and family. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	073	Monday, April 4, 2016
Working Together across Business and Education Dan, manager and co-owner of Dan and Whits Country Store in Norwich, talks about his connections to education and business. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	069	Monday, April 4, 2016
Eleven Dollars an Hour Lydia, a center-based provider / teacher from Shelburne, discusses her salary. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	066	Monday, April 4, 2016
Cost Is a Major Factor Jessica, a parent from South Burlington, talks about being a National Guard family. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	078	Monday, April 4, 2016
I'm a Better Mom Because I Work Emily, a business owner and parent from Middlebury, discusses the importance of work in her life as a parent. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	079	Monday, April 4, 2016
Tremendous Respect for Educators Stephanie, a parent from Shaftsbury, talks about her respect for her son's teachers. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	060	Monday, April 4, 2016
Making It Work Janel, a parent from Johnson, talks about the challenges she faces with making it all work. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	085	Monday, April 4, 2016
Doing It at the Child's Pace Darlene, co-director of a child are center in Bennington, discusses their approach to early childhood education. *Produced with facilities provided by Vermont Community Access Media (VCAM).*Watch now »	053	Monday, April 4, 2016
The Right to Joyous Childhoods Judy, a child care coordinator from Richmond, talks about the importance of a joyous childhood.Watch now »	091	Monday, April 4, 2016

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