by NoeSingingCircles | Jul 25, 2019 | Continuum parenting, Meadowlark, Mothering, Spirit, Uncategorized
Ever since Me Too went viral, I’ve been thinking about how important it is for children to know and express their boundaries. I want them to have the confidence to say no, where they need to, and to hear that no, right where it begins inside them. This feels...
by NoeSingingCircles | Jun 1, 2019 | Mothering, Spirit, Uncategorized
As you may remember from my last newsletter, last month our family went through a rough patch. We had transferred my son to a new school, midyear, and he was struggling. We knew it was the right choice for our family, but it was a huge shift. Behavior-wise, things...
by NoeSingingCircles | May 2, 2019 | Mothering, Music, Spirit
Every month, I share some of what I’m learning in my own parenting journey. This month, I’ve been thinking about self care. Self-care is a hot topic for us as parents. How can we find more time for it? What are the best ways to practice it? How can we...
by NoeSingingCircles | Mar 7, 2019 | Meadowlark, Mothering, Spirit, Uncategorized
I need to come clean about something. This week was kind of a rough one in my life as a mama. I was not my best self with my six year old son. Far from it. In fact, I had one of my lowest mama moments ever. I didn’t like the way he was behaving, and I got mad. A...
by NoeSingingCircles | Jan 4, 2019 | Continuum parenting, Mothering, Spirit, Uncategorized, Waldorf
Happy New Year! I hope this message finds you well and rested from the holidays. And I’d love to hear from you – what are your wishes and hopes for the year ahead? I’ve been thinking a lot about my intentions for the year ahead. Some are seemingly...
by NoeSingingCircles | Aug 6, 2018 | Mothersong, Music, Spirit
Do you ever feel like you need more ritual in your life? Do you ever wish you had a regular space to go deep with some of your personal questions and strivings, but struggle to find a tradition that feels like the right match? For those of us who self-identify as...
