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Teaching Kids to Respect and Care for Nature: Why It Matters and How to Get Started

In an age where environmental issues are becoming increasingly urgent, teaching children to respect and care for nature is more important than ever. Instilling these values early on can shape a generation of environmentally conscious individuals who understand the significance of protecting our planet. Let’s explore why it’s crucial to teach kids about environmental stewardship […]

You Can Still Be Natural as a Single Mama

10 Tips for Single Moms to Embrace a Natural, Healthy Lifestyle Hey there, fellow single moms! Balancing the responsibilities of being the sole income provider, parent, and head of household can be overwhelming, but incorporating a natural and healthy lifestyle into your busy schedule is not only achievable—it’s incredibly rewarding. I know firsthand how challenging […]

Finding Strength During the COVID-19 Lockdown

I hope this message finds you well amidst these unprecedented times. As we all navigate the early days of the COVID-19 lockdown, I wanted to reach out with a message of comfort and support. These are challenging and uncertain moments, but remember that we are in this together, and there are ways to find solace […]

Coronavirus

I feel almost redundant making a post about this. The novel Coronavirus, COVID-19, or whatever you’d like to call it is in the news worldwide. By now we’ve all heard the stories from China, Italy, Iran, and now that it’s in the United States and impacting day-to-day life, its effects can hardly be missed. When […]

Flu Season Protection For Littles

The air is getting cooler, the wind is picking up, and pumpkin spice is in everything. Autumn is my favorite season, but there’s one part of this time of year I absolutely dread: Flu season. And is it just me, or is it starting early this year? I try to stay vigilant, especially with weakened […]

Soggy Socks and Dirty Dresses

23 June 20194 May 2021
by Holly

Thunderstorms have been a regular occurrence in our part of the US this spring. While we’ve not had near as much rain as the poor people in Arkansas or Iowa, we have been getting enough for giant puddles. For two little girls with sparkly rain boots, these puddles are an opportunity, not an annoyance. They […]

Mindfulness for Kids

I could solve the planet’s energy crisis if I could bottle my oldest daughter’s exuberance. There is no moment, from the time she gets out of bed in the morning (about the time the sun comes up) to the moment she finally falls asleep (within a few minutes of her head touching her pillow) that […]

Natural With Babies, Part 2

When I was pregnant with K, one of the most difficult things for me to prepare for was the sheer amount of waste and synthetic materials involved in typical child-rearing. Synthetic material is in everything from diapers and wipes to plastic and polyester EVERYTHING. There was a lot of planning involved to shrink her waste […]

Essential Oils for Babies and Kids

As a mom, I want to make sure that my children are always protected. As a holistic healer, I look for natural remedies and medicinal aids before using synthetic or lab-created products. I try to find the best of both worlds, melding the modern day offerings without damaging the environment or my family’s health. I’m not against […]

Updates from the Garden

We’re heading into June and I want to share some pictures from our garden to give a little “almost summertime” update. K and I have been faithfully watering and harvesting green beans. They have perfect crunch when they’ve been boiled for a few minutes, but K enjoys eating them straight off the bush! Our peas […]

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