On a recent trip to visit my husband’s family in Colorado, I brought along Angela Hanscom’s new book, “Balanced and Barefoot, How Unrestricted Outdoor Play Makes for Strong, Confident and Capable Children.” Her life-altering words and insights played out in a real, physical way on our family vacation. One of the days we spent some time by The South… Read More
10 Things Kids Should See Their Parents Doing Outside
Anyone who has spend time in the presence of children knows how perceptive, alive and tuned into the world they are. Our fear, resilience, empathy – it all gets integrated and informs who they are becoming. The best way inspire a love of nature in our kids is to express and reveal our genuine love for it… Read More
Why We Have to Change the Way We Talk About the Weather
According to a recent survey, three-quarters of British children spend less time playing outside than inmates. This is shocking, but it’s a growing trend even among children who live in nature-rich areas. And guess what the biggest excuse (given globally ) was for keeping children indoors. Nope, it’s not stranger danger or even the children’s desire to… Read More
The Nature Play Poster Is Ready!
After all the work, I’m so thrilled to say that my Nature Play poster is done! My goal was to create a piece of art that celebrates, encourages and visualizes all the life-altering benefits that nature play brings into the lives of children everywhere. I made this for all the educators, parents, caregivers, naturalists and play advocates – for everyone out… Read More
Making Snow Mandalas
I have to admit, I get a little anxious for Spring this time of year. To center myself and stay in the moment, I decided to embrace what’s left of the season by making snow mandalas! We tapped the maple trees and temperatures look like they are going to be high for the next two weeks,… Read More
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