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.
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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:
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Storytime: More Than Just Reading Books
Nov 4/24
A storytime with intention is an opportunity for joy and so much more!
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​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.​
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​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.
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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!​