Exploring Emotion with Crying is Like the Rain
Children’s feelings can shift and change rapidly. One minute a toddler is happily playing and the next they’re…
MoreChildren’s feelings can shift and change rapidly. One minute a toddler is happily playing and the next they’re…
MoreCleaning out my daughter’s closet, I found a shadow box she constructed in 1st grade. She and a friend set out to…
MoreIt’s snowing outside, and all anyone wants to do is bundle up in a blanket, sip hot chocolate, and read. Maybe…
MoreAs a child, I often was bored in school even though I loved to learn. I would quickly tune out adult monologues and rip…
MoreA friend's 5 year old daughter recently visited our local science museum, where she was mesmerized by the Webb…
MoreBlowing dandelion seeds, chasing fireflies, and watching caterpillars munch on milkweed - these were some of my…
MoreOne of my eldest child’s favorite memories is a series of 5th grade class sessions where they explored scientific…
MoreMy sisters and I often engaged in imaginative play when we were growing up. We came up with various pretend situations,…
MoreSeveral years ago, I was leading a holiday workshop and more kids than I expected showed up. There weren’t enough…
MoreI keep returning to yoga practice in my adult life. It provides me with a space to be present in my body and helps me…
MoreChildren spend a lot of time in public spaces: shopping at grocery stores, waiting for buses, washing clothes at…
MoreWhen it comes to educating young children, we’ve all heard that play is an important part of learning. And yet, when…
More“Mommy, why did Jennifer* get cancer?” This probing question from my nine year old daughter caught me off guard.…
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