On Stomach Bugs And Slowing Down
Hey there! I haven’t written on here for ages, but that shouldn’t come as a surprise to you, if you are an old reader. I am consistently inconsistent. And I […]
Category Archives: Family and Parenting
Female Representation In Story Telling At Schools
Hey there! Since I last wrote to you I ‘ve been really busy creating things for my Etsy shop and for an upcoming market. I have also been busy connecting […]
A Long, Slow, Screen-Free Summer
Hey there! Are you still with me? I haven’t been on here for months, but there were some good reasons for it. As the girls get older and I sloooowly […]
Thoughts on Waldorf, Veganism and Three Waldorf-Inspired Crafts
Hey there! Long time no see. As usual. Sorry for that. Today I am coming to you with three activities that are inspired by the environment of the Waldorf/ Steiner […]
Talking To Young Kids About Death
It might seem strange to talk about death during the holidays, but I find it a well-suited subject for the darkest time of the year at the Northern Hemisphere. This […]
News And Resolutions
Hi there! I see I haven’t posted on here for almost a year. Needless to say, it’s impossible to do a proper catch up in one post. But as I […]
Helping an older child adapt to a new sibling
(That post is dedicated to J.G., who inspired me to sit down and write it.) We have been parents of two for 15 weeks and let me tell you, it […]
Nursing during pregnancy and tandem nursing: a personal experience
Hi everyone! So, this past Tuesday I had my 6-week check up with the midwife, after giving birth to Vera Jo. I am now released from their care so I […]
Preparing older siblings for a (home) birth.
Hey everyone! As promised, here is another post about home birth. This time it’s not about the parents and the newborn but about older siblings. More specifically, is it a […]
Meet Vera Jo (a home birth story)
Hello everyone! This post is not for the squeamish. Much like in the case of Loulou Maya’s birth story, I want to share with you as many details as possible, […]
