Janine Davies, interviewed by Amy Childs

These are the podcasts in which Amy used Janine's words and thoughts. I've collected them here, though some are elsewhere on my site, too.


"Spoiling" Children? from September 2014. Janine's part starts at 9:06, and that's her photo.


Intro by Amy Childs, photo by Janine Davies
(rescued here)



Typical Day from October 2014—mostly Janine on this one! (and a photo)





Saying Yes from December 2014. Janine's part begins at 11:45.

I haven't brought the intro screen, as Janine was accidentally left off, but there was a comment from me there:
Sandra Dodd
June 9, 2015 at 3:16 pm

I liked Janine saying it was nice that her boy got to know the ice cream man. :-)

When Holly was the last young child at our house, she used to get ice cream, and get extras for Kirby and Marty sometimes when they were older and working, or out with friends. She figured Kirby would want the Ninja Turtle ice cream, so very often she got one for Kirby.

One day we were at a grocery store outside our own neighborhood. The young adult bagging groceries looked at Holly and she looked at him—their eyes locked and then he pointed at her happily and said “Ninja Turtle!” Though out of context in the moment, he was (in another season) the ice cream man. :-)

It was a happy moment for all of us.


(The intro is all they preserved here, at the internet archive.)



Reading from October 30, 2014 (Janine at 5:10).


Intro by Amy Childs, I lifted it from The Internet Archive, here.



Math from October 27, 2014 (Janine at 8:32)



Those words are by Amy Childs, and I lifted the image from The Internet Archive, here


Healing from March 2015. At 10:25, Janine is reading from something beautiful she had written.


More of Janine




For those who came straight to this page and might want more on the topics:

Magical Thinking and Spoiled Children



Typical Unschooling Days or at least typical moments



Saying "YES" to Children



Learning to Read Naturally



Unschoolers and Mathematics



More on healing through unschooling (with another podcast embedded there)