Guest post written by Michelle Long, M.A. of Bloom Retreat It seems as though the world around us is speeding up at an accelerated pace. We are rushing from appointment to appointment, taking our kids from one activity to the next, working multiple jobs, and trying to maintain a busy household. Our children are growing [...]
Tag Archives | peaceful parenting

How to slow down and be present with your child
POSTED BY Family Sponge ON September 6, 2012 | Comments { 2 }

Calm Down Jar
When Melissa of Green Owl Art featured the calm down jar on Family Sponge last spring, I was in love. Not only do I love mason jars, but I love new ways to get my wild children under control. We do time outs and talk it outs, but they don’t always work. Nothing always works, [...]
POSTED BY Jen Hansard ON September 4, 2012 | Comments { 0 }

Peaceful Parenting 101: Raising Your Kids
Do you ever wonder if you could be a full-time peaceful parent? You know, where you don’t yell, scream, say the word “no” and feel mommy guilt like nobody’s business. I’ve read quite a few parenting books and have a lot of parenting tools up my sleeve, but when no one is looking, rage and [...]
POSTED BY Jadah Sellner ON March 26, 2012 | Comments { 10 }
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1. Adopt a plant-based diet with green smoothies
2. Start using coconut oil (for almost everything)
3. Ditch the paper towels and use cloth napkins
4. Make Trash to Treasure Art Projects with your kids
5. Unplug the TV and reconnect with your family
6. Furnish your home with second-hand treasures
7. Be the change you wish to see
8. Teach your kids responsibility and effort with important work—chores.
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10. Upgrade your kitchen to eco-friendly pots and pans
1. Adopt a plant-based diet with green smoothies
2. Start using coconut oil (for almost everything)
3. Ditch the paper towels and use cloth napkins
4. Make Trash to Treasure Art Projects with your kids
5. Unplug the TV and reconnect with your family
6. Furnish your home with second-hand treasures
7. Be the change you wish to see
8. Teach your kids responsibility and effort with important work—chores.
9. Save the world we live in and bike around town
10. Upgrade your kitchen to eco-friendly pots and pans

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