Posts by Lovesmila

My fiance and I are both atheists. I find my ecstasy and joy in nature; I believe in spirits but not God or a heaven/hell dichotomy. We are both happy living a secular life - I often come across people who assume atheists must be...

Oh - I remember something else I was thinking of. A while ago a whole pile of blogs were sharing the quirky and creative wooden toys from the Russian toymakers Shusha (http://www.shusha-toys.ru/). I got all excited and wanted to buy...

Sounds like a lot of hassle if the idea is to avoid extra hassle. Personally I'd consider moving closer to the area permanently instead of trying to maintain two houses - and enough stuff (utensils, bedding, clothes, toys etc) for both.

No worries, hope you find what you're looking for! :D

We've improvised a lot thanks to being on a tight budget - a lot of the traditional Waldorf stuff is out of our price range. So, we're definitely not purists in terms of aesthetics. I have noticed a bit of competition in some places...

Quote: Originally Posted by appalachiamama  Art postcards, like these:...

We have these kitset stools at home: http://www.mocka.co.nz/wooden-stools-4.html (prices in NZ $). I'm not sure if they ship internationally or not. I suspect Ikea would have something similar, although they aren't an exact fit...

Quote: Originally Posted by aHikaru  -ostheimer baby figurine -ostheimer figurine -more postcards -more crayons, possibly sew a crayon holder Hi, sorry for the silly question - what do you...

Quote: Originally Posted by willfulmama  I am soooo far from deciding! We try to keep our gifts pretty small.   For my older son, I purchased this wooden barn kit from...

http://www.etsy.com/shop/ArmadilloDreams     http://www.etsy.com/shop/Imaginationkids   http://www.etsy.com/shop/ArksAndAnimals   ^Those are a few cool Etsy toy shops I came across recently. I think I...