Evie Asks

Join Evie as she explains why we use gentle hands with animals big and small. We learn how to be kind to pets, wildlife, and even tiny bugs, and finish by making a bug hotel! 🐞 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

What happens when a new froglet comes to live on the lily pad? Hop along with Evie to find out how to welcome a new baby brother or sister! 🐸A new baby can bring lots of big feelings for an older sibling, from excitement to worry about what might change. Using frogs and lily pads to bring the story to life, Evie gently reassures children that there’s still plenty of love to go around, and shows them simple, fun ways to help with the new arrival, like pulling a funny face to make a crying baby giggle.A lovely way to prepare little ones, and to talk together about how they’re feeling. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

That tight feeling in your tummy when you have to say goodbye to someone you love is a big feeling for little ones to manage - and it's completely normal.In this episode, Evie shares the story of Kit the koala, who loves hugs more than anything but has to face his very first day of school without his Mum by his side. Through Kit's story, children learn a gentle self-soothing technique called the “Invisible Hug” - something they can carry with them wherever they go, whether it's the school gate, a grandparent's visit ending or any moment where goodbyes feel hard.By the end, we practise the Invisible Hug together with a calming rhyme, so your child has a real tool to use next time those big feelings show up. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode, Evie explains how she learned about boundaries - the simple words that help us tell others what feels okay for our bodies, and what doesn't.Through the story of five little puppies at play, children hear different ways to set a boundary ("stop please," "no thank you," "not right now") and, just as importantly, how good friends listen and respond kindly when someone says stop.By the end, little listeners are invited to join in with their own "stop, please!" and are reminded that everybody's boundaries are different - and all of them are okay. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

 It's Evie, and today she's baking up something special - a recipe for friendship! After a fun day baking cakes with her friends, Evie starts wondering: what ingredients does it take to make a good friend? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Evie's got a very important job today - she's a Weather Forecaster! Join in as co-weather-forecaster and act out rain, sunshine, thunder and wind, learning fun facts about each one along the way (like where rain really comes from and what makes that big thunder BOOM!).🎶 Pitter-patter, sunshine smiles, rumbling thunder, and whooshing wind - get moving and make some noise! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Mornings can feel a little wobbly sometimes - and that's okay! In this episode, Evie shares her favorite morning checklist to help little ones feel calm, ready, and excited for the day ahead.Join in with Evie as she stretches, makes her bed, brushes her teeth, gets dressed, packs her bag, and ties her shoes! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

All aboard! Evie loves traveling - whether it's walking, driving, riding the train, or flying high in a plane. In this episode, Evie invites little travelers to look out the window and discover what's around them: colors, shapes, big things, small things, clouds, trees, and people!🎶 Sing along to "What Can You See" and let your imagination wander free! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hello there! Evie's here to ask the most important question of the day: how are you really feeling? In this sing-along, Evie helps little ones name and welcome all kinds of feelings - happy, sad, scared, excited - and reminds them that every feeling is okay! 🎶 Sing along, stretch together, and remember: you're never alone! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Worries can feel squirmy and wriggly inside us - like little worry worms! In this movement-filled episode, Evie teaches the “Worry Worm Wiggle,” a fun dance to shake, stretch and wiggle those worries away. A joyful way to release tension and find calm again. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.