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We’re so glad you’re here. Warmly, Miss Pam 🇯🇲 🇯🇲JAMAICA ON MY MIND 🇯🇲 🇯🇲 Since Hurricane Melissa landed on Oct. 28, 2025, I have no words. Here is my gift, a little balm for our broken hearts. Share it with the children in your life. Some of the songs are from Jamaica or the Caribbean. This is the first of 3 special episodes devoted to the Caribbean.
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With Love and Gratitude, Miss Pam Children's Librarian, Trained Teacher ❣️ ❣️ ❣️ For more information: www.babywordplay.com "We help families engage with their babies and toddlers in ways that support cognitive and social development. And we have fun!"
Episode Content: Peanut butter marmalade and jam. Let's say hello! Hola, Konichiwa, Ciao! Jambo! Flutter Flutter Butterfly 10 Little Candles Tingalayo Color Song *Wings of a Dove and *Whole World *Go Down Emanuel Road *with Mama Marcy Francis and Ms Jan Jeffries - percussionists extraordinaire! And more. Enjoy and share. 🇯🇲 🌄🇯🇲 🇯🇲 🌄🇯🇲
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How can I experience more joy when I'm with my baby? And how can I raise a child who loves to read and loves to learn? I'm Miss Pam. I'm a children's librarian, a trained teacher, and a grandma of three. Baby Wordplay is a podcast for you and your baby to do together! You build your baby's brain moment by moment with each touch and each word. Your baby's brain can only develop to its full potential through interacting with you. You're the secret sauce. This might be your first episode of Baby Wordplay podcast since your baby was born. So welcome. I'm so glad you're here. Click to subscribe to the entire library.
This is Miss Pam, We know from research that babies and toddlers don't learn language through video or audio alone. Our podcast is not for babies to passively listen to (although once he knows the opening songs and rhymes, he will be transfixed & you can get a break!) , but it is best used as an activity for parents and babies to do together. Great for fussy moments and in the car!
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