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An inclusive podcast for kids

grrit.ykids

A read-aloud podcast made for every child, dedicated to children who may learn, think, feel, or look different. Every episode is a picture book read slowly, with room to wonder.
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The Ant Hill DisasterHow Rocket Learned to ReadLearning About Bodies, part oneLearning About Bodies, part twoWhat to Do When Mistakes Make You QuakeWhen Aidan Became a BrotherBodies Are Cool, part oneBodies Are Cool, part twoBodies Are Cool, part threeAbdul’s StoryDahlia’s Make a Difference DayJamie Is JamieInterview with a grrit.y kid, LinneaI Breathe for MeThe Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, SwishThe Ant Hill DisasterHow Rocket Learned to ReadLearning About Bodies, part oneLearning About Bodies, part twoWhat to Do When Mistakes Make You QuakeWhen Aidan Became a BrotherBodies Are Cool, part oneBodies Are Cool, part twoBodies Are Cool, part threeAbdul’s StoryDahlia’s Make a Difference DayJamie Is JamieInterview with a grrit.y kid, LinneaI Breathe for MeThe Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish

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Books, read out loud.

A read-aloud podcast made for every child, dedicated to children who may learn, think, feel, or look different. Every episode is a picture book read the way it deserves, slowly, with room to wonder, and without anyone being asked to sit still.

No matter what parts change on the outside of me, or what might make me different, even on the inside, I'm always still just me.from the episode on My Friend Kiara

The books are chosen because a child somewhere needs to see themselves in one. That is the whole selection process, and it's why authors, illustrators, and educators keep finding their way onto the show.

"Connecting kids and grown-ups to essential books that break down stigmatized differences."