This is an article in the series “Drawing as it develops“, which includes a study of my daughter Amie’s drawings from 16 months onwards (this is the first article), as well as Some Theory, and Tips for teaching drawing to a very young child. For the academics and obssessive perfectionists amongst us, here’s a bibliography of …
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WHAT WE DO
An Organic List of Little Changes We All Can Make to Make our Children’s Future Happier and Healthier Updated September 2014 (read also “Manifest“) (and read about our Riot for Austerity and Transition Wayland) Resilience and adaptability Peak oil / climate change / (good) food scarcity / economic uncertainty are already here. A lot of what …
Amie drawing @ 20 months and something about this blog
Amie drew this yesterday. Look at those eye-catching lines, whorls and scribbles! The explosion of colors! The harmony between the minuscule and the grand! What I want to do here Aren’t I a proud Mama! I can’t believe I am posting my daughter’s drawings. But I am hoping that it is in keeping with the aims of …
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4. My Birth Story
(This is Part IV of the “My Natural Birth†series – read Part I, Part II, Part III) Birth stories I love reading birth stories. I requested and read and listened to as many as I could before giving birth myself. I wrote down my own birth story as soon as I could, and revisited …