I am new to your channel, and I just LOVE you and your videos! 😍👏🏻 keep up the great work! Our little girl is now 19 months and I share a lot of the same values and principles as you by the sounds of it :-) it’s so nice to find another like minded mamma out there ! God bless you all so so much!
Hi! I just discovered your channel and I'm going through all your videos, amazing content, thank you for all your ideas, you're an inspiration 😊 I also have a toddler who's almost 2 and a half. I'm learning a lot about Montessori but I find it harder to find information on Waldorf, can you reccomend some books, podcast etc? Thanks so much!
Ah thank you so much. So pleased you are enjoying my content. Ah yes definitely harder to find info on Waldorf but yes absolutely re learning about Waldorf, I am just about to post a video actually with some really great sources and recommendations. Will try and get this uploaded tonight if not tomorrow for you! Kayla x
Hi another quick question from me if you dont mind. Where would i find the chubby wax crayons which have a bulbous end for easy grip that you have on your arts trolley pls? Xx
Hey. Yeah sure.. those are from amazon too I think. Pretty sure these are them. www.amazon.co.uk/UNOOE-Washable-Palm-grip-Stackable-Recommend/dp/B07H4PNHFK/ref=zg_bs_364049031_15?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=K2XMNEZB9MEDRY4TPVRF Hope that helps. Thanks for watching 😊 K xxx
Thanks again im finding your ideas and resources very helpful. Can i ask At what age would you recommend introducing colouring/drawing etc? Is it counterproductive to introduce at young age 12 months plus and assist them?
@@emmapolly1558 I have always let them have access to crayons and drawing materials from a young age but they didnt always start to draw or use them until much older but it doesnt really matter too much. So long as their materials are safe for them to use, let them explore and use them as they please. Younger children generally want to explore by touching and put things to their mouths and thats totally ok. Main thing is to follow their interests and there are much more interesting ways for children to make marks from a young age which will keep them interested for longer like painting, finger and hand painting, water play etc. Hope thats helps. K xxx
@@emmapolly1558 Also I wouldnt usually assist them in drawing, I would put the paper out and a crayon or too and let them do as they please with it. I might show them what it does when it is put to paper but then let them decide if they want to use it that way or not. K xxx
if I let my 22 months old here, this place will look like after 2nd world war in NO time! :D what child leaves a place like this neat if they have an access?! I envy you so much! hahaha :)
Another GREAT video, thank you so much! I always enjoy watching. One question: Do you have a link for the magnetic tiles? Thanks so much! All the best from Austria!
Hi I just found your channel, I hope you don't mind me to ask but how many child do you look after ? Your playroom looks so nice and organized . ❤️❤️❤️
@@ThisFamilyThing Hiya! Have just watched this video again myself and thought the same, would you be able to link the video if you made one please? Thankyou! x
