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Is it actually possible to home educate as a single parent family asks Jan Hunt

There’s something deeply empowering about taking your family’s health into your own hands. Essential oils – derived from the flowers, leaves, bark, seeds and fruit of plants – allow you to have a pharmacy of healing in your own home.

Annette Gallagher writes on creating moments of calm, inside the moments of chaos in her family's home educating life. How to restore rhythm and balance

Did you know that butterflies can taste with their feet and can reach speeds of up to 12 miles an hour? Check out our top ten butterfly facts to get little folks interested in these amazing insects.

Spring calls for clarity, in our bodies, minds and homes – creating space for light to pour in. Many people embark on an internal cleanse at this time of year, to clear the body of accumulated winter heaviness, and leave the mind refreshed and invigorated.

Forest gardening is a productive, low-maintenance approach to gardening that incorporates trees, bushes and perennial plants. Chloë Ward invites you to transform your backyard!

The latest edition of The Green Parent magazine is the perfect antidote to lockdown lethargy...

During these challenging times, it's good to read stories of positivity and joy! Here we meet four families who’ve stepped off the treadmill and live a more traditional lifestyle off the land...

Take the pressure off during these uncertain times and trust that your child will learn outside of school because he's motivated to understand the world. Here are eight ways to get started or inspire you on the journey to freedom in education.

As long as you draw breath and live close to other human beings, there will be difficult relationships and circumstances to manage in your life. Naomi Chunilal helps us navigate them