I like the verse, whilst we are not a Christian family, I think it shows the wisdom that can be found in Christianity, it’s a really good idea and a means of ‘gentle discipline’.
I think ’squeezy hugs’ can be akin to prayer, because I think loving ones family is a means of honouring
I love this idea! What a sweet way to bring a child into mindfulness of how God can help her through the day! My little one is only 3, so I think she’s a bit young for it, but I’ll be filing this idea away for when she’s a bit older. Thanks for the inspiration!
[...] Someone’s been playing with the PlayMobil set she got for Easter. I think she enjoys arranging the toys as much as she loves playing with them. Maybe for her, you cannot separate the two – order is something she values highly, something she enjoys. Oftentimes, everything must be “just so” before she can settle into her imaginative play, and often it must be returned to its proper place at the end of the story. Setting the stage is an essential part of the play, afterall, and there is joy to be had in the preparation. Filed under Playing, Reading | [...]
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I like the verse, whilst we are not a Christian family, I think it shows the wisdom that can be found in Christianity, it’s a really good idea and a means of ‘gentle discipline’.
I think ’squeezy hugs’ can be akin to prayer, because I think loving ones family is a means of honouring
I love this idea! What a sweet way to bring a child into mindfulness of how God can help her through the day! My little one is only 3, so I think she’s a bit young for it, but I’ll be filing this idea away for when she’s a bit older. Thanks for the inspiration!
This is such a wonderful idea.
What a great idea! I love it.
[...] Someone’s been playing with the PlayMobil set she got for Easter. I think she enjoys arranging the toys as much as she loves playing with them. Maybe for her, you cannot separate the two – order is something she values highly, something she enjoys. Oftentimes, everything must be “just so” before she can settle into her imaginative play, and often it must be returned to its proper place at the end of the story. Setting the stage is an essential part of the play, afterall, and there is joy to be had in the preparation. Filed under Playing, Reading | [...]