Aanchal is a piece of cloth worn typically by South Asian women like a dupatta (stole or scarf), and that is symbolic of a caregiver cloaking a young baby or child for protection and nurturing.
Aanchal Episode 16: Finding Their Voice: How Children Learn Language in the Early Years
Join Host Yasmeen Mehboob with Dr. Christine Parker
In this engaging episode of the Aanchal ECD Podcast, How do children learn to speak, think, and make sense of the world, long before formal teaching begins? Join Host Yasmeen Mehboob in a thoughtful conversation with Dr. Christin as they explore early language development and the powerful role of a child’s mother tongue in learning other languages. Dr. Christine Parker, affiliated with the Pen Green Centre in Corby, has worked in early childhood, primary, and teacher education for over 45 years. Her research explores multilingual early childhoods in early years settings across different countries, including Pakistan.
3 Sept 2025
Aanchal Episode 15 - Early Years Mental Health Awareness
By Aanchal ECD Podcast, Sep 03, 2025
10 Sept 2024
Aanchal Episode 14: Nurturing Neurodiversity: Early Childhood Perspectives
In this episode of the Aanchal podcast, our ECED faculty member Ms Yasmeen Mehboob speaks with Dr Aliyyah Datoo, Academic Director at the Ismaili Tariqa and Religious Education Board, UK, and affiliated with various international universities. Dr Datoo discusses key indicators of neurodiversity and offers practical strategies to support the unique strengths and challenges faced by neurodiverse children.
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