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Hi Reader, Just a quick note in case you missed it earlier this week. Right now we’re running a Waxwing Spring Sale in the RAR Shop — and it’s only happening through the weekend. If you’ve been meaning to add a few Waxwing books to your home library, now is the time. ⭐ The Complete Waxwing Library ⭐ All 7 books for $100 (save $33) Or choose your own collection: Individual books – $16 each Any 3 for $45 The sale ends Sunday, 3/22, so if you’ve been thinking about it, don’t wait! Shop the...
Hey Reader, I know we all want to build those meaningful and lasting connections with our kids. Around here, we’re usually talking about doing that through books and reading aloud. But how do we extend these connections into our everyday, ordinary parenting moments? Today on the podcast, I’m talking to one of my favorite people to listen to when it comes to relationships. Dr. Matthew Breuninger is a clinical psychologist and in this episode he shares how safe, secure attachment forms the...
Hi Reader, When I first started homeschooling, I had a very clear picture in my head of what it would look like. It looked something like me, sitting on the hearth, reading Little House in the Big Woods while my children listened attentively while knitting and... I don't know. Whittling, or something. Then I actually started homeschooling. My homeschool looked nothing like this, and somehow, the days felt simultaneously long and also like I needed more hours in my day. There was a hearth all...