January 27th, 2024 Parents and caregivers of infants and toddlers who are guided by the insights of Rudolf Steiner have a wealth of practices in common, regardless of the setting. This is true whether it is called Waldorf, Steiner, LifeWays or by some other name altogether. It’s also helpful to recognize that Rudolf Steiner […]
Caring for the Young Child from Birth to Three by Rahima Baldwin Dancy Read More »
January 13th, 2024 “When we are in the position of caring for others, we need a plan for self-care. We cannot give what we do not have. As adults, we will not have what we have not given to ourselves. We are responsible for prioritizing self-care, rather than leaving it until the end of the
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January 6th, 2024 Discipline Through the Lens of Discipleship Written by LifeWays’ Board President, Shanah Ahmadi Many of us understand the concept of “disciple” to indicate a learner who follows an experienced teacher–or a master. The presence of discipleship is apparent in the spelling of discipline, and I think we can all see how,
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December 16th, 2023 “I have found it is the small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk, that keeps the darkness at bay.” Gandalf the Grey, in The Hobbit This week’s blog features a reflection written by Pamela Perkins as she contemplates this time of year. We invite you to tuck in with a cup
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A Reflection on Singing in Community by Jerilyn Burke December 2nd, 2023 Where I live, I get to experience all four seasons. This was not always the case for me. I spent much of my youth in the south, where in February you could get by with a cardigan. But now, in February, I
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