…son came into this world a very sensitive being. Sensitivity can manifest in many ways and present differently in children. Many sensitive children experience tactile sensitivity – their clothes are…
…the languages of indigenous peoples because they lived primarily in the context of nature and so evolved languages in tune with nature. We are in danger of losing these indigenous…
…much as I did . . . perhaps you will see some of your family rituals in a new light and perhaps you will be inspired to create new rituals…
…we can care for our kids and lead them through these challenging times, despite all that we are feeling. How will our kids adjust to the new restrictions and rules…
…share what is in their heart and mind, we risk losing our influence in their lives. Finally, embrace this new season unfolding within your growing child. Take delight in their…
…your child. It is hard to read the parenting literature or the newspaper’s reports on the latest release in research or the latest parenting advice (and possibly the editorials on…
…up now and off in her adulting world. We still have precious moments together, though, when we walk or spend time in a car together, singing through her new and…
…who are not sanctioned by their primary attachments. This helps to keep them safe and stay within their parent’s realm of influence. When we lived in more intact villages, children…
…this new routine (it isn’t easy holding space for this when the world around you doesn’t), it became something that I counted on. It helped give me some balance in…
…in Europe and also here in North America, are experiencing significant problems integrating their youth into mainstream society. Secondly, the one-size-fits-all or government-knows-best attitudes are rather imperious and colonial in…