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This is from Charlie Hedges, who's a Radio 1 DJ.

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Hi, lovely ladies.

It's Charlie Hedges here.

I am one of the biggest fans of the Luana podcast ever.

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Charlie Hedges, good morning!

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I then spoke about it with Charlie and Jerry later in the show.

[laughs] You enjoyed this as well, didn't you? Yeah, this was good.

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A question from today's Ask the Nation to both of you.

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All about the sides of the bed that you sleep on in a relationship.

Do you, Charlie, have designated sides of the bed or do you chop and change?

Oh, it's going to be controversial, this answer.

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Who was in the live lounge with Jerry and Charlie yesterday, chasing status or baseless hiatus?

Chasing status, but also Jason status.

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Charlie Hedges.

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This is a theme explored in the latest CBeebies Parenting Download podcast.

Presenters Katie Thistleton and Guvna B look at how parents can start age-appropriate conversations about consent even earlier with preschool-aged children, and they did it with Radio 1 DJ Charlie Hedges and child and educational psychologist Dr. Amar Ferguson.

I think the temptation is as adults and parents when we think about consent, we're framing that from an adult perspective, and that understanding of consent has been built on years of interactions and relationships that obviously young children don't have access to yet.

So I think it's really important that we get the, the framing of the s- the, the conversation, um, right.

Mm-hmm.

So then when they're feeling that discomfort, they'll internalize it rather than speak to us as adults.

adults.Child and educational psychologist Dr. Amar Ferguson and BBC Radio 1 DJ Charlie Hedges speaking to Katie Thistleton and Guvna B.

You can hear more tips and advice on talking to preschoolers about consent by listening to the full episode on BBC Sounds.

But how do we have the conversations about consent without scaring them or overwhelming us? What can we do at home to help children understand their own bodies and boundaries, as well as respecting other peoples?

To help us navigate this topic, we've got DJ and host of our sister podcast, Parenting Helpline, Charlie Hedges.

Plus, we have some expert advice from child and educational psychologist, Dr. Ahmar Ferguson.

Here's what's coming up.

So today we're asking where do we begin with this, and what are the small everyday interactions that can help lay the foundations for healthy relationships as children grow?

So whether you're parenting a toddler who's discovered the power of saying no or a preschooler who's learning about friendships and boundaries, this episode is for you.

And joining us to discuss this is our good friend and host of CBeebies Parenting Helpline, Charlie Hedges.

And also in the studio is child and educational psychologist, Dr. Ahmar Ferguson.

Next up on The Breakfast Show podcast, it's time for Thursday.

Callum, Leslie and Charlie Hedges, you are my additional drivers for today's Thursday.

Happy to be there.

And I have zeroed the excess.

Let's start today's Thursday.

Callum, are you ready to weigh? Always.

Charlie Hedges, are you ready to weigh?

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