A Childhood Rooted in Nature
In the heart of Ashdown Forest, Michael Hall Waldorf School offers a different pace of education for students aged 2–18 years — one that values connection, creativity, and balance.
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Why I Take My Kids to Festivals Even When I'm Working
Taking a baby to festivals can be fun, and easy - they're very adaptable and get so much from relaxing in a field with their parents
How to Care for Yourself After Birth
We need to honour the sacred fourth trimester; to turn inwards as new mothers to attend to our new baby’s needs, our self-care and rest.
Why I Planned a Family Gap Year
To travel is a privilege, whether it’s to Devon or to Delhi. here are some of the most important lessons I learned from taking a family gap year.
Attachment Parenting Helped me Heal my PND
Attachment parenting saved me; I'll forever be grateful to the stretchy wrap that helped me through the most difficult days of my life.
Why I Take my Kids on Outdoor Adventures
Something in the wild terrain had touched their spirits. In the mountains, free and alive, they had found their place, their space, their sense of belonging.
An Outdoor Education for our Child with Additional Needs
Parenting close to nature is free, fun, educational and a highly effective family bonding exercise, especially for those with additional needs.
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