Bonding Builds Brains with guest Jamesetta Diggs
About this episode
This episode features a conversation with early childhood educator Jamesetta Diggs about the importance of relational health and community support in child development.
Hosted by Walter “Q Bear” Banks Jr. of KMOJ Radio, this conversation features early childhood educator JamesettaDiggs, who trains educators and works with families and communities on early development. Diggs explains early relational health as a wellbeing rooted in everyday “serve and return” interactions that benefit both children and caregivers, supported by a broader community. She discusses Beyond EarlyInitiatives and a parent-child interaction series inspired by community needs, emphasizing simple daily connection moments, and shares her website beyondearlyinitiatives.com This episode was recorded live on the radio program The Afternoon Drive, which airs on KMOJ at 89.9 FM in the Twin Cities. For more information, visit littlemomentscount.org/podcasts
People in this episode
Host: Walter “Q Bear” Banks Jr.
Guest: Jamesetta Diggs
Topics covered
- early childhood education
- relational health
- parent-child interaction
- community support
- developmental wellbeing
Keywords
- early childhood
- parenting
- community
- development
- education
- wellbeing
- interaction
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: KMOJ Radio, Beyond Early Initiatives, littlemomentscount.org
Places: Twin Cities
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