Totally agree! I had to leave one entire page empty because it just didn't apply. I would be curious to see the results between children/families exposed to a lot of Disney versus children/families who aren't.
I really feel for you, mama. Here are some thoughts . . .
A one-teacher classroom is not really adequate to simultaneously a) artistically and thoroughly deliver a curriculum to a class while b) dividing their...
I am considering purchasing some unit blocks for my family. This sounds ridiculous, but I had no idea how overwhelming this would be.
Do any of you have a block collection? If so how many is enough and how many...
I am laughing, because I am a Waldorf mama and my DS1 asked about cars with eyes when he was 3. He liked that they had eyes, and always asked about them. Well, I didn't want to buy them - ever. Why wouldn't he play with his charming...
I agree with the PP's about the tendency to get carried away with all the Waldorf trappings. They are beautiful works of art, those toys and as such, they are pricey.
If I may indulge in a personal anecdote here: I came to find...
To me, baby signing was a way to "talk" with my babies to avoid/alleviate communication stress before they were verbal. My first signed a ton - I mean he really enjoyed it, was curious about the signs and their connection to...
As a teacher, my fav gifts have often been books a child or parent has picked for me. I love reading and often would wonder why a book "found me" at a particular time. What was the hidden message? I feel a very special...