Living in a fast-paced world, we often rush to achieve things. In this rush, we tend to forget how to appreciate the beauty and strength of the present moment. Slow living encompasses the power of each moment. With kids in tow, the philosophy adopts a slow approach too. In slow parenting, there are less planned activities for kids. As kids are encouraged to develop their own rhythm and explore the world at their own pace.
While in today’s world kids hopping from one activity class to another, it is time to slow down. We can’t exhaust them right from childhood. They need playtime, some alone time, and family togetherness for wholesome holistic growth.
With slow parenting, it gives a chance for parents as well as kids to embrace the independence choices and take calculated risks.
How? Maybe these articles can tell you so.
We have adopted slow parenting, a parenting style where parents consciously choose to take the pressure off their children and let them be.
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Humans are a creature of habit. When we put a well-intended meaning to routine, we start rituals. Read our night rituals that actually works with a toddler.
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Give the mornings a well intended meaningful start for kids is a habit. Read our morning rituals with a our three years old.
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As adults most of us skip a puddle as we cross. But can you imagine the same for kids? A big NO. Many stop children jumping in puddles. Here are 5 reasons why you should rather encourage them.
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What are the benefits of a morning walk? Can kids join you for a morning walk? What if they want something more? Maybe some fun activity or a story?
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