Rhythm and Routine ~  a series of articles to support rhythm in the home #3 A few thoughts on rhythm and routine, and how one needs...

Mary Cassatt ~ Young Mother Sewing One of the great challenges of mothering and perhaps fathering too, forgive me dads - as I don't kn...

Our days can be quite full of tasks.  They're filled with caring for children, pets and the home, planning, preparing and serving...

These guidelines by Dr. Susan Johnson are intended to help parents, caregivers and early childhood educators notice movement integrati...

My Mom ~ Veronica Ruby Vassar Boisvert I want to let you know that I've been quiet here and on social media for a few weeks becau...

W aldorf education is known for its festival celebrations that take place throughout the year and  return again the following year to be re...

If you're familiar with Waldorf education, you know that it has distinct characteristics. One of them is the curriculum, one that is ...

During the month of February there is plenty to rouse us from our hibernation to celebrate: February 1st ~ Groundhog Day February 1st ~...

I'll confess to you that I am challenged with tooting my own horn. I am striving to learn how to do it better and promote my work. It...

As I work on re-formatting the Celebrate the Rhythm of Life Living Curriculum Program, I'll be sharing with you some of the material fr...

You know what it's like to have nothing prepared for dinner? One of those days when the day was fuller than you expected, your budget...

Sunday has, for the most part, been a day of rest and renewal for me. I was a child during the years when shops were closed on Sundays. W...