I can’t say enough good things about this man. He is such an inspiration for me as a parent and a teacher. He is my hero!
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I came across this video in a ‘Mommy Blog’. I totally love it and it really resonates with me. I’m an artist and you are too.
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This week’s art workshop is inspired by Kira Willey’s song ‘Colors’.
Saturday May 15th, Multimedia Art For Kids Workshop: 10:30 a.m. ‘til noon. For some reason spring inspires in me the idea of painting with watercolours. This Saturday we’ll explore how different colours evoke different feelings and create paintings telling a story of colours.
Our Saturday class schedule is as follows:
Multimedia Art for Kids (4 yrs +) 10:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. (Drop-in/drop-off)
Drama Games Workshop (4 yrs +) 1:00 p.m – 2:30 p.m. (Drop-in/drop-off)
Yoga & Art Workshop (4 yrs +) 3:00 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. (Drop-in/drop-off)
See you there! We would greatly appreciate it if you could call or email us if you intend to come to one of our drop-ins. It helps with prep when we have an idea of the number of kids participating. Thanks!
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This talk is way too important not to post. It is my hope that Jamie Oliver can get the help he needs to save kids’ lives. I was shocked to see at about 11:30 in the clip, that most of the kids interviewed were unable to identify COMMON VEGETABLES. Please take the time to watch his TED presentation and see how this problem is preventable!
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A good reminder: Truly loving our children requires us to set them free and practice non-attachment. Trust and allow.
Parenting asks us to rise to some of the most difficult challenges this world has to offer, and one of its greatest paradoxes arises around the issue of attachment. On the one hand, successful parenting requires that we love our children, and most of us love in a very attached way. On the other hand, it also requires that we let go of our children at the appropriate times, which means we must practice some level of nonattachment. Many parents find this difficult because we love our children fiercely, more than we will ever love anyone, and this can cause us to overstep our bounds with them as their independence grows. Yet truly loving them requires that we set them free. Read more…
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