Sundays are a day of rest and renewal for my family. That was how I experienced Sundays growing up. We went to church in the morning. That ...

~ this is a piece I wrote for Rhythm of the Home in the Winter of 2010. As Rhythm of the Home is no more, I am sharing this article here on...

:: D ecember has been a full month. It's been a month filled with hard work, headaches, coughs, congestion, colds, flu, who-kn...

My Question of the Week is:  "HELP! I am feeling so unprepared for Michaelmas, what can I do?" My response is this: Keep ...

Hello August! Today is the first day of August heralding in the season of Lammastide. As the wheel of the year  begins its turn away...

Then The world of Waldorf education first came online in the late 1990's with a chat group that included parents, teachers and adminis...

Summer has arrived in all its glory. The lake is warming. The birds are back and making themselves known by their song in the wee ho...

Rhythm and Routine ~ a series of articles to support rhythm in the home #2 Routines can be good for everyone. Good routines are ben...

With temperature's in the 90's it looks like summer is really "a -coming and winter has gone away-o!" At least for this we...

A comment on the Celebrate the Rhythm of Life Facebook page inspired me to write about routines today. I wrote a long piece on routines th...

One of the wonderfully comforting aspects of Waldorf in the home is the rhythm and repetition of the activities of the days, weeks, season...

One of the conversations I'm having with mamas this week that is coming up over and over again is what to do about celebration or "...