Category Archives: Love of Nature

Enjoying the outdoors and nature

• Children, Music, and Learning How to Listen

  Listening is fundamental for any sort of musicality and it is a skill we can introduce and nurture in our children long before they begin any form of music education.  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Star Gazing

  This week we asked you to share star gazing with us. Read more about Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Camping

  This week we asked you to share camping with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Sticks

  This week we asked you to share photos of sticks with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• Wordless Wednesday: Rocks

  This week we asked you to share photos of rocks with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• What You Need to Know About Ticks

  It’s summertime. Along with the fun of getting out in nature, it’s the season of ticks and possible disease. Be aware and take some natural precautions.  MORE

• The Importance Of Getting Children Outdoors

  For children spending time outdoors is about much more than just getting out the house. It’s where they learn a myriad of skills, from self awareness to fine motor skills and socialization. Here are links to resources for making outdoor time fun time, and an explanation of why it’s so important to do.  MORE

• 101 Fun and Free (or Cheap) Things to Do This Summer

  Summer is upon us, and many families are looking for some fun and free (or cheap) things to do. Sometimes the best things in life are free.
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• Wordless Wednesday: Camping

  This week we asked you to share camping with us. Read more about Ecological Responsibility and Love of Nature on our resource page. Link up!  MORE

• That’s it, I’m Going Naked! (I’m Living Make-Up Free, and I’m Here to Tell the Tale)

  My five-year-old daughter prompted my decision to never wear make-up. We were washing the dishes last week and she turned to me out of the blue and said, “Mama, you’re ugly without make up. Why don’t you ever wear it?” Read how I responded.  MORE

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