by wilderchild | Feb 2, 2018
Without realizing it, even the most “outdoorsy” of us can have an ego-centric dimension to our relationship with nature. Nature needs the rain, wind and clouds to fulfill her needs and nourish all living things. But if the weather doesn’t comply, we...
by wilderchild | Dec 4, 2017
Despite my nerves, I’m beyond thrilled to share this announcement with you, one that is two years in the making. When we first moved to our farm, I was struggling with the idea of aligning my family with a more natural rhythm. Beyond spending time outside, I was...
by wilderchild | Nov 13, 2017
The pond is frozen over here in Michigan, and it’s only a matter of time before the bluejays are gracing our feeders again. I love this time of year and all the joy it brings. One of my favorite things is discovering and giving that perfect gift. I’m...
by wilderchild | Sep 24, 2017
No matter which direction I look in our yard right now, there is some small sign of fall. The abundance and fruits of summer are giving way and letting go. A yellowing leaf, a fading flower – when we take note, these small happenings serve as reminders to slow...
by wilderchild | Sep 18, 2017
So excited to share this guest post with you, written by Amanda White, the creative and innovated educator behind Tykes n Tots Daycare. The Reggio Emilia approach has inspired the design and rhythm of my daycare. True to that philosophy, my hope is to create an...
by wilderchild | Jul 22, 2017
Nourishing a child’s sense of empathy and emotional intelligence is one of the most important things we can do as a parents. Empathy is a very complex skill to develop, but luckily we’re not alone in helping our children strengthen this uniquely human...
