Waldorf rhythm

The beauty of Waldorf education is that it meets the child where he is developmentally. The synergy of Waldorf teaching methods and child development is discussed wonderfully in an article by Dr Reggie Melrose called ‘Waldorf from a Neuroscientific Perspective‘. The Morning circle is a great example of how Waldorf meets the young child where […]

Things change and adjustments are made. Moving in and of itself is an adjustment to make. A transition that some children (and adults!) handle better than others. The move, away from family, to a c…

Today on the Moon Child Blog we are joined by guest poster, artist and Waldorf mother, Jacinthe from @littlehouse_happyfamily. We asked her to share a bit about how she creates a summer infused with Waldorf tradition and we're thrilled with what she had to say. Read about how she establishes a relaxed rythmn that guide

Winter is a time of introversion, stillness and reflection. Each season our activities, celebrations and daily rhythm can reflect these seasonal qualities.

Getting started with Waldorf homeschooling can be overwhelming! Here are 7 simple steps to get started and a short list of supplies.

Nicole, from Frontier Dreams, was kind enough to share her families daily rhythm with us a while back. Today, she is back to revisit their morning rhythm… Welcome, Nicole. : : : Good Morning Dear Earth Good morning dear earth Good morning dear sun Good morning dear flowers and fairies, every […]

As I wrote in my post on the Essentials of Rhythm , “If there is any tool that will make parenting, homeschooling, and homemaking easier for you, it’s rhythm. Rhythm is my number one resource for increasing calm and decreasing crazy in my home.” In previous posts I’ve written about daily

Rhythm and repetition in Waldorf homeschooling reduce decision fatigue and power struggles. Create a rhythm for chores, meal planning, and activities.