From the monthly archives: May 2011
With the recent earthquake in Japan, resulting in the instability of several nuclear reactors, many people have been asking what they can do to protect themselves from radiation exposure or poisoning, or what they can do to naturally detoxify their system if they are exposed. The following is a compilation of the research I have […]
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By Janet Allison
Recently I was substitute teaching in a 3rd grade classroom when one of the boys, I’ll call him Max, became upset, wanting to go home. With further inquiry, he told me some notes had been stolen (or dropped) out of his lunch box. “Notes?” I asked. “Yes, notes from my mom,” he […]
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By DeAnna L’am
“This is my Moon Flow,” I said to Ellah, who was about 4 at the time, when she saw me changing a pad. I never saw my Mom changing pads, and hence committed to not hiding my natural flow from my daughter. Without my flow, my girl would not have been […]
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Inner Parenting
Lynn Jericho
You make the statement: “I am a mother.” In all single statements hide many questions. So let’s go for some of the tough ones, beginning with the obvious.
I am a mother!
What does that mean? to you? to your child? to your mother? to the father of your child?
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“What is one to say about June, the time of perfect young summer, the fulfillment of the promise of the earlier months, and with as yet no sign to remind one that its fresh young beauty will ever fade.”
– Gertrude Jekyll, On Gardening
Dear Readers,
The banks of Lake Champlain are overflowing as […]
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Today I am excited to bring you an interview with Nancy Parsons and a Give Away from Nancy Parsons and Bob Lathe of Waldorf Books.
Nancy writes the Book Review Column for The Wonder of Childhood and co-manages the oldest online discussion group on […]
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Summer!
Time of expansion, of letting go, of reaching out and of being in nature. Mother Earth breathes out her expansive nenergy with blossoming and ripening of her plant fruits while Father Sun shines bright and hot upon us.
In this June issue, Suzanne Down brings us some ideas for puppetry in […]
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