THE GROWING YEARS
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… put the milk away, and then show me.” Put the milk away, leave the rest for a moment, and go see. You may be looking at a stuffed animal wearing underwear on its head. It could still be the best conversation you’ve had all afternoon. Being …
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… topics you’d like to explore in a live session. Share your class interests → FOR YOUR GROUP Arrange a workshop Parent workshops and staff training shaped around the questions your group brings. Request a workshop → For parents & caregivers …
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… instead. Making time for yourself shouldn’t require borrowing from rest you already need. The guilt may still show up. You might notice the laundry from where you’re sitting or feel the urge to get up as soon as someone else starts doing …
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… that work and my continued education, I became increasingly interested in how children experience the world and how the adults caring for them make sense of it all. One thing that stayed with me was how much parents are expected to figure …
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… a way to get support and try one small building change together. Resting or stopping is an option, too. Download the free activity For the grown-up Read the fallen-tower example. Model asking someone to show one part, then place two blocks …
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… class. Choose yes, no, or maybe for each class to share your interest. Dates and registration are not open yet. Filling in the form shares your preferences; it does not reserve a place or commit you to attending. Open the interest form …
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… can offer your hand or a cuddle while giving the explanations a rest. Perhaps you listen to a familiar song together or take a few slow, comfortable breaths as though you’re cooling a cup of hot chocolate. If your child isn’t ready to join …
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