Yoys for a 5 yr old?
Hello there!I have 2 daughters, the eldest of whom is 4.5 yrs old. My MIL has asked for suggestions for her birthday. She is homeschooled, & I have begun to incorporate certain waldorf principles to our daily life. Please could i ask for suggestions for toys that would be suitable for her when s...
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your seasonal table (at school or at home)
my friend who is an old waldorf teacher knows how i want to do the waldorf schooling at home and has been telling me about seasonal tables they did in her classroom and how the kids a lot of ties would do them at home too.i've started a mini one and ill post a pic in a bit but iwould LOVE...
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Your Favorite Wood Play Kitchen??
What is the name of your beloved, wooden, play kitchen for your children? And where did you buy it?We'd like to purchase a nice, solid piece for our 2 year old daughter.Thanks,Lydia...
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Your favorite Grimm fairy tale?
Just looking for some feedback for you that have read the Grimm's tales. I am looking to read to my son, however I do want the "gentlest" ones. I hate the ones that start out "the little girls mother and father died, she had noone and was left in the woods alone with a fierce wolf"! Now...
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Your favorite bread recipe
I've tried implementing a weekly ritual of bread baking but I still haven't found a no nonsense bread recipe that tastes good and cooks evenly. Okay, so I'll admit I'm not exactly the best baker either. :wink So I was hoping that some of you would share your favorite bread r...
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You know you are a "Waldorf Family" when...
Okay, maybe that should have been "modern Waldorf family..."Dd was walking around with a wooden block to her cheek & ear using it for a cell phone today. :o Add yours!...
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You know theyre a Waldorf kid when...
another funny "Waldorf" moment tonight. A bit on the gross side, but I thought it was funny enough to share...We were settling into bed to read a story for bedtime, when my 6 yo was scratching her ear. She looked at her finger and said "ooh, wax." I counted to five in my head just knowing what...
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You cant buy Waldorf
I am very concerned about "waldorf" education being commodified. Waldorf is not a way to decorate your home or a way of dressing your family. Let's start a discussion about what true waldorf philosophy is about. The last thing Waldorf advocates for is being able to purchase a life-style....
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You are your childs first teacher
I just started reading this book and it is wonderful. I am due with my first baby in June and this is the book I have been looking for. I also read Across the Rainbow Bridge and it has inspired me daily with my work watching a 2 year old boy. Unlike other parenting or baby books that are full...
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Yet another playstand question
I'm wondering if those of you with playstands could tell me how often your kids play with them. I just love them, but before we attempt to build or buy a set I would like to hear about how your kids are using them. (And how old your kids are - mine are 4.5 and 16 months.) Is it realistic to...
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Yet another person with questions...
I am looking into doing a homeschool Waldorfy thing with my middle son. With the exception of bad school experiences, what is it that some of you like or dislike about the whole Waldorf program? (Since I will be doing it at home, I don't feel that school experiences will be helpful, not to...
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Yet Another Excellent Reason to be an Anti-TV/Anti-Marketing Parent
'McFood' Better Than Food, Kids SayPreschoolers Say Carrots Better When Served From McDonald's BagBy Daniel DeNoonWebMD Medical News Reviewed by Louise Chang, MDAug. 6, 2007 -- Whether it's french fries or carrots, preschoolers say food tastes better when it comes in a McDona...
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Yeowzer! - Children Getting Marks For Babbling?
Got this from the Telegraph (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/03/14/nedu14.xml) today.If Steiner/Waldorf nurseries do not comply (which they do not intend to do), they lose their state subsidys. :irked: Wonderful. How long before something like this comes to the US?Moder...
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X-post: Shy child, Montessori or Waldorf?
My dd just turned 3, is an only child, surrounded by lots of doting adults, but no playmates her own age. No cousins, neighbors, etc....Needless to say, she has had very limited opportunity to play with kids her own age. Unfortunately, she is also very, very shy. When she does have an opportu...
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X-post: Anyone at Hawthorne Valley?
We're thinking of relocating there this Spring and would love to talk with some families about practical matters, such as how-far-is-too-far-to-commute and the like. Thanks! :thumb...
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