The Positive Parenting Promise: Because Change Begins at Home.
To my child: I wish for you to live in a world in which peace prevails over violence. Because change begins […]
Books & Play: Enhancing Reading Comprehension In a Fun Way.
Welcome to the March Authentic Parenting Blog Carnival: Discovering through Books This post was written for inclusion in the monthly
Roughhousing & Preschoolers: Why it’s Great and How To Keep it Safe.
I walked into the pre-school yard the other day and saw a pile of boys rolling in the muddy grass.
Sharing Sunday
It’s Sunday! This week I’m sharing on Bilingualism, Circumcision and Acting Out. This is a very powerful story here
Help – My Baby Will Only Sleep On Me!
***Today I am welcoming a guest post from Sam, creator of Love Parenting.org. Sam is sharing her personal journey from
NO Diapers, Bottles,Cribs,Strollers or Daycare. Five Assumptions About Attachment Parenting Debunked.
Recently a few news segments, blogs and articles have reported on Attachment Parenting, making it seem a little bit…out there.
Grand Plans for Motherhood…Slammed and Revised
Like any first time mom I had grand plans about how I was going to welcome my child into the world, all the wonderfully earth-conscious, natural choices we were going to make…While I rushed though the grocery store in fear of a crying baby, looking slovenly and in need of a nap, other moms were taking their time, toting around a napping babe, hair washed and in clean clothes.
Sharing Sunday
It’s Sunday again! We started the day as we usually do on Sundays with pancakes & pajamas breakfast and spent
That Was Then…This is Now: 10 Things that Have Changed After Having Children.
From disposable income to disposable diapers, from going out to dance, to passing out on the couch – life with children is sometimes really different from what it was before children. Read on to discover 10 things that have changed meaning after having children.
4 Ways to Foster Attachment to Distant Family Members
The biggest challenge is somehow creating opportunities for the children to share laughter, milestones and celebrations as well as everyday life so the distance doesn’t feel so great. With face to face visits being limited to a few times a year, in the interim, we have figured out these four ways to help maintain attachment: