Risky Play: Seriously Important
March 13/25
Since my own childhood (4 decades or so), we've shifted from letting kids out on their own until sunset to protecting them at all costs. There's a middle-ground, and it's called risky play; you've probably heard of it by this point.
The good folks at Early Impact have put together a comprehensive list of activities you can try. Feel free to take it slow, transitioning from full, hands-on guidance to supervision from a distance. Check it out:
Storytime: More Than Just Reading Books
Nov 4/24
A storytime with intention is an opportunity for joy and so much more!
Click here for ideas on creating an engaging reading experience for kids.
Kids Can Meditate Too!
Sept 25/24
Quieting your mind is tricky at any age, and too challenging a concept for most young children. This said, the benefits still apply.
Read here for tips on enabling kids to participate in this ancient practice.
Finding Colour in Nature!
Sept 2/24
With the upcoming release of our picture book, Ten Million Colours!, we can't help but notice the magnificence of
Mother Nature's palette.
Colour is everywhere, and when we look closely we find much more than a quick glance might detect. Careful observation and active discovery will enhance a child's awareness of their world, enrich their creative interests and abilities, and increase their joy!