Category Archives: Carnival of Natural Parenting

• When Parents’ Fears Escalate

  If we didn’t self-doubt, we probably wouldn’t care enough about our children to struggle with trying to get to know them and understand them. But how do we overcome self-doubt? Read for some advice from guest author, Laurie Hollman, Ph.D.  MORE

• February 2014 Carnival of Natural Parenting Call for Submissions: Parenting Fears

  Join us in writing for the February 2014 Carnival of Natural Parenting Call for Submissions. We’ll be discussing “Parenting Fears.”  MORE

• Calling for Submissions for the January 2014 Carnival of Natural Parenting: The More Things Stay the Same

  Join us for the next CarNatPar! This month, write about continuity. What does it mean to you: stability? Monotony? Is it a broken resolution, or a conscious effort? Submissions due January 7.  MORE

• December 2013 Carnival of Natural Parenting Call for Submissions: The More Things Change…

  How has life changed for you – this year? Since having kids? Since starting (or ending) a job/hobby/habit? Will you have a big change next year? How has this change affected your life? Your family’s? Share your story with us in the December Carnival of Natural Parenting.  MORE

• 5 Tips for a Peaceful Home

  Since we’ve had kids, maintaining a peaceful home has been high on my priority list. While my girls are small, I’m trying my best to create good habits in areas that are a struggle for me. While there are so many little things we can do to make our homes more peaceful, these are five big steps that are simple and effective.  MORE

• October 2013 Carnival of Natural Parenting Call for Submissions: Kids and Technology

  Write with us for the October Carnival of Natural Parenting. Our topic this month is Kids and Technology. Posts are due on October 1, and they’ll publish October 8.  MORE

• August 2013 Carnival of Natural Parenting Call for Submissions: Sibling Revelry

  Write with us for the August Carnival of Natural Parenting! Our topic this month is Sibling Revelry.  MORE

• The Difference Is Me — Living as the Rainbow Generation

  For the most part in our lives, we are the odd ones out. We live on a small island where we are the diversity.  MORE

• Calling for Submissions for the July 2013 Carnival of Natural Parenting: Learning About Diversity

  Diversity surrounds us — our family make-ups are unique, our abilities and goals differ from our friends, we have different standards of living and sets of beliefs … both across our communities and around the world. How do you teach your children to embrace and respect diversity? Tell us by July 2!  MORE

• Doing It Right: What I Knew Before I Had Kids

  Before I had children I knew, to the marrow of my bones, that I would do it right. And then pregnancy came. And there were so many choices. And so many variables outside of my control. Read more about what Lucy has learned since becoming a mother.  MORE

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