I am happy to announce that we have another lovely guest blogger joining our Team!! Amber Hellewell is a Waldorf wife, mother and an amazing artist. I am so glad that she’s joining us. Take it away, Amber…. Winter memories…The sounds … Continue reading
This is my family’s first year celebrating Advent. We have always celebrated Christmas, but since I was using some Waldorf ideas in our homeschool we didn’t always do festivals. When I first heard the word “Advent” being used on my … Continue reading
St. Nicholas Day is December 6th. I have the wooden shoes, chocolate coins and oranges ready. On St. Nicholas Eve I read The Legend of St. Nicholas: A Story of Christmas Giving. It’s a heart warming story and it always gets … Continue reading
Our January Happy Hedgehog Post envelope just arrived and we had a great time making our candles this afternoon. Well, first we had a little fight about whether the wax was a road and which direction the wick should go, … Continue reading
Well, it’s December. I don’t know how that happened. I’m working on getting my nature table together and wrapping empty boxes. No, not to mess with my kids; to keep the Christmas tree safe, we will have a Great Wall … Continue reading
Every holiday season, I see posts on all the Waldorf Facebook groups stressing about non-Waldorf family members and gifts. The aunts and uncles are eager to spoil our little hippie kids and we dread anything with a battery or a … Continue reading
Cynthia Schottel, an early childhood teacher, Waldorf homeschooling mom, and an all-around Wise Woman of Waldorf has returned with more excellent advice! If you have questions for Cynthia, you can email them to me at hhpcasey@gmail.com, and I will pass … Continue reading
We have something really special for you today! Cynthia Schottel, an early childhood teacher, Waldorf homeschooling mom, and an all-around Wise Woman of Waldorf (yes, I just made that title up), has agreed to do a regular advice column for … Continue reading
May Day is almost here, and I promised myself that this year, I would put together baskets for a few friends. I’m from California, and the May Day basket is not at all a tradition there (or at least, not … Continue reading
