Spring + {about a week}
Digging
The root children are becoming flowers!
Bike {ish}
Tools, ready to "work"
Wheatgrass, planted last Thursday; faithfully spritzed daily by Henry
Windy
Mother Nature's son
Listening
The Nields: All Together Singing in the Kitchen
perfect version of "red, red robin" :: love ::- Hudson Valley Artists: High Meadow Songs
a beautiful compilation, including a bit of our beloved Elizabeth Mitchell Anne & Pete Sibley: Coming Home
bluegrassy goodness
Reading
Links for a normal~ish life
- Ask Dr. Sears
Attachment Parenting resource extraordinaire - Ask Moxie
Loads of down-to-earth parenting advice and commentary - Baby Bargains Boards
Parenting chatter about bargains and otherwise - Enjoy Parenting / The Daily Groove
Parenting/Life Coach -- and free daily inspiration delivered to your inbox - Green Hour
Unstructured play in the natural world for at least an hour a day - kellymom :: Breastfeeding and Parenting
Fantastic resource! - La Leche League International
Classic source of breastfeeding support - Meetup
We love our local Attachment Parenting group! - Mothering Magazine - The Magazine of Natural Family Living
Mothering-dot-Commune = goodbye several hours - PinStripes and PolkaDots
The home of Sarah, our favorite cloth diapering guru - The Idle Parent
Play more, work less. Fabulous essays - I nod my head vigorously in agreement.
And the money goes *poof* ...
- A Toy Garden
Waldorf-inspired playthings - Amazon.com - Charlie's wishlist
This universal wishlist technology is amazing -- and dangerous. I can keep track of all my droolings for Charlie with a quick click of the mouse. - Amazon.com - Emilie's wishlist
Since I've read everything on my bookshelf ... HA - Amazon.com - Henry's wishlist
The boy loves books - Anthropologie
Mama shopping heaven - Boden
Trousers, vests, jumpers, and many other beautiful, boyish, British togs - CD Baby
Independent music galore - City Sprouts
A favorite stop when we're in St. Louis - Craftsbury Kids
Artisan-crafted treasures for kiddos {and their mamas!} - eBay
At our house, eBay is a four-letter-word - Entertaining Elephants
Soft, colorful, organic cotton playwear: the embroidered elephant on his chest has become a Henry trademark - Etsy
So much to see, so little time ... - For Small Hands
Montessori-inspired selection of materials and tools for "real" work for children. - Green Acre Designs
Our favorite cloth diapers, handmade by a mama in California - Kate Quinn Organics
yummy, soft, organic cotton for babes and kiddos - Lollie
A favorite stop when we're in Chicago - Magic Cabin
Natural playthings - Mahar Drygoods
Drooling ... *poof* - Moolka
Toys, toys, toys - Nova Natural Toys & Crafts
Waldorfian heaven: my favorite spot for playthings - Olive Juice
Charming, classic childrenswear - Oompa Toys
A toy retailer that shares our philosophy: No batteries. No blinking lights. No cartoon-themed toys. Period. - Palumba
Natural, beautifully-made children's products - Pink Gorillas
Little hipster duds - Quiet Hours Toys
Artisan-crafted toys and wares - Romp
Lovely edited selection of children's goodies - Sckoon
My favorite organic cotton baby kimonos -- and Charlie has lived in their adorable booties. - Soft Star
Our favorite shoes -- as Henry will tell you, "made by the elves in Oregon" - Speesees
Brightly-colored, soft, organic cotton playwear - Target
Henry's favorite shopping destination - The Land of Nod
My fave spot for kids' furniture, music, and other fun stuff - The Playstore
Toys, toys, toys - The Red Balloon
A favorite stop when we're in Chicago - The Wooden Wagon
European wooden toys and folk art - Three Sisters Toys
Natural playthings for open-ended play
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What do you do with the wheat grass?
I too was so excited to see little blades of green in my garden this week - my tulips will be up soon! :)
Posted by: Summer Knobloch | March 30, 2008 at 08:15 PM
Well, one *could* juice it, but we are just playing with it and watching the miracle of seeds growing. :) It is a rewarding thing to plant -- quick gratification with sprouts ... and then beautiful springy green grass in a week or so.
Tulips are on the way in our yard too ... YAY!
Posted by: Emilie | March 30, 2008 at 11:40 PM