in other places

mid-winter sunset 
incoming waves touch their toes
now they’ve got wet socks
 

Love a little haiku.

I’ve been writing for most of the week hence I’m a little behind on reading. However, there has been a few articles that have stayed with me long after I finished them:
Parenting Lessons from Waldorf/Steiner (no, it’s not all hippy la-la, it’s actually incredibly insightful)
Is modern-day parenting in crisis? This nanny thinks so.
Do parenting blogs put women off motherhood? An interesting perspective and one I hadn’t previously considered (I hope I’m not putting you off motherhood!).
…and also:

natural products to eliminate mould
love a good stripe
paper animals and make your own penguin
spelt crepes (and that kitchen window!)
southwestern corn and sweet potato soup – YUM.

And just like that…the weekend. I’ll be savouring these last few days of school holidays whilst aiming to get (relatively) organised for the new school term. You?

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  • Jesi
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    My weekend isn't here just yet, but preparations are already underway. I'll be making a floral arrangement and illustrated card for the memorial service of a dear family friend. I loved the Waldorf post, I once thought of being a Waldorf teacher but I realized teaching children is not my path, it's still such a rewarding career and wonderful lifestyle. How long are children's school holiday in Australia (I'm in the States)?

  • Patchwork Cactus
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    Both the parenting articles are lovely. It is a difficult balance, to follow your child when it comes to development but reign them in with behaviour. I struggle with this daily. My Montessori background helps me understand why the tantrums are happening – age of order etc but I still have to try to not reward diva behaviour. I want her to choose the daily activity so her interests are encouraged, but I don't want her to believe she is the boss. Tricky this parenting stuff! Have a great end of your holidays xoxo

  • Cybele Masterman
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    Oh, I love, love, love winter at the beach. I think it's my favourite time of year to go. Thank you for reminding me!

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    I really like these posts Jodi. It's fun going on a little click around the www 🙂

  • EB
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    what are your tips for preparing for school starting…

  • The Wholefood Mama
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    Thanks Jodi for the link up. Ruth's kitchen window view, I know. So beautiful x

  • Sarah lifewith-lilah
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    Thanks for those links! Will be thoroughly 'stalking' The wholefood mama's page from now on for inspiration 😉

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