Minimalism and Montessori Minimalism and the Montessori Method work surprisingly well together as I was able to find out myself over these past three weeks or so. I recently came across this method, although I had heard of it before. I still thought it was mainly reserved for specialist schools and not exactly something I … Continue reading How to set up a minimalist toddler friendly-home the Montessori way
It is one of the many dichotomies of our day and age that the more vocal the LGBTQ+ movement becomes, the more unicorns and whales and dinosaurs we seem to see in children’s clothes shops. It wouldn’t matter so much if they weren’t completely separated from each other and one side was standing out in pink … Continue reading The problem with gender stereotyping and toys – and what to do about it
In the winter, when we need to cover up in many layers of clothing and the cold weather can make our skin feel dry and itchy. A good soak in warm water without any unnecessary additives can do wonders. The best thing is to probably not smother your baby's skin in too many products if … Continue reading Two Ideas for a Natural Baby Bath Time
If you have been to buy a new pair of trainers in a Sports Direct store somewhere in England, chances are you have bumped into a group of protesters sitting on the floor (and quite deliberately in the way) while openly breastfeeding their babies. We can only congratulate these ladies on making a stance that … Continue reading Some thoughts on getting breastfeeding off to a good start
Hello everyone! Please check out today's launch of my new resources. This is only the start of something which I hope is going to lead us all towards a more sustainable and healthier lifestyle. I want to share this with you and hope the charts and recipe lists I have created will be of some … Continue reading New Resources Green Living @ Home
