MakaTots Aberdeen
A Wee Blether
From professionals and local businesses to parents and community leaders, our aim is to create an honest, hopeful space for listening, learning, and sparking new connections - all in support of babies, toddlers, and their families in Aberdeen City & Aberdeenshire. Hosted by: Sam Stephen in partnership with MakaTots Aberdeen City & Shire Powered by: Yellow Jeans Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Nurture and Grow: Professionals in Early Years | Catherine Bell 06.04.2026 29:58
Today's Wee Blether is with Catherine Bell from Nurture and Grow Wellness Centre - an award winning early years venue in Aberdeen City. Catherine launched this venue in 2025, alongside running Moo Music Aberdeen. With a background in nursing, her experience as a new mum participating in classes with her wee boys inspired her to launch a career in early years, and she hasn't looked back. Produced b...
MakaTots in the Private Nursery Sector | Emma Lamb 02.03.2026 30:48
Welcome to 'A Wee Blether' - we're excited to introduce this new podcast with host, Sam Stephen! This is a place where we'll talk all things babies and toddlers in the Northeast of Scotland. Today, we're kicking things off with Emma, an early years practitioner from Woodlands Nursery, Banchory. Emma and Sam chat about integrating MakaTots into the private nursery sector - we hope you enjoy our wee...
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