Natural Toys for Creative Play
March 1, 2008 by Tiffany
Filed under Education and Homeschooling, Natural Living, Natural Play, Older Kids and Teens
During warmer months it is easy to send kids outdoors for some fun in the sun and fresh air. Bike riding, tree climbing, soccer, hopscotch, and dozens of other outdoor activities provide children with hours upon hours of creative play that is healthy for their bodies and mind. Less than favorable weather such as rain [...]
Are You Damaging Your Child’s Self-Esteem?
January 4, 2008 by Tiffany
Filed under Attached Living, Discipline, Older Kids and Teens
Self-esteem is important for any child’s development. He needs it to grow into a confident adult later in life. When a child lacks in self-esteem growing up, then he has a tougher time handling his everyday troubles. In severe cases, children have resorted to committing suicide over low self-esteem issues. In order for them to [...]
What It Costs to Homeschool Your Child
January 2, 2008 by Tiffany
Filed under Education and Homeschooling, Older Kids and Teens
The cost of homeschooling your child can vary greatly with each family. It all depends on what method you choose to use, what grade level your child is at, and how much information you can provide on your own when it comes to the lesson plans. Homeschooling requires teaching materials like textbooks, workbooks, and during [...]
2 Ways To Parent Consciously
December 3, 2007 by Tiffany
Filed under Attached Living, Discipline, Older Kids and Teens, Toddlers
As parents who wish to raise our children consciously and with love and respect, we can’t always do what comes naturally. Our knee jerk responses to our kid’s less than stellar behavior is often a reflection of our own parents choices. While that may be a good thing, it isn’t always so. We may be [...]
Easy Ways to Get Your Kids to Eat Vegetables
December 3, 2007 by Tiffany
Filed under Natural Living, Older Kids and Teens, Toddlers
Getting kids to eat more healthy foods is usually a top concern among moms today. There are so many unhealthy options available at the grocery store, at restaurants and eateries, and in the school cafeterias that it seems moms must work extra hard to make sure healthy foods don’t disappear from the menu. This becomes [...]
Attachment Parenting Your Older Child
December 1, 2007 by Tiffany
Filed under Attached Living, Discipline, Older Kids and Teens
You likely know what attachment parenting looks like for your babies and toddlers, but what happens when your “little” one isn’t so little anymore? How do you apply the principles of attachment parenting to your older child too? Do you struggle with it? Here are some ways to keep the close relationship you enjoyed with [...]
