How do you take your coffee? Or are you a tea drinker? Or maybe you’re like one of my good friends and don’t drink hot drinks at all? (that one I cannot understand! 😉 ) In an attempt to be healthier in 2016, I have upped my water intake and cut out sugar, and so I am drinking very little tea now but I still enjoy my coffee. In fact I am making a point of really enjoying it. By eliminating a lot of the rubbish from my daily menu, I am learning to take more time to prepare, eat, drink and appreciate that which I purposefully choose to consume. And it’s working – yay! I am feeling so much better…now if we could only get my 3 1/2 year old to sleep through the night, I would feel like a totally new woman! But I am getting off track, sorry! Here are this week’s inspiring parenting reads. Grab a cuppa and settle in for a read. And have a great week!
Don’t Ask My Anxious Child To ‘Suck It Up’ | Picklebums
M Is For Monkey Bars: Getting Ready for Writing | Moving Smart
5 Fun Ways to Build Your Child’s Brain | Washington Post
4 Fun Tips for Encouraging Children to Eat Vegetables
To Stop a Child’s Tantrum, Sometimes You Just Have To Go With It | Chicago Tribune
5 Ways to Enrich the Life Of An Only Child
The Question of Homework: Should Our Kids Have It At All? | Washington Post
How do you take your coffee?
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Christie Burnett is a teacher, presenter, writer and the mother of two. She created Childhood 101 as a place for teachers and parents to access engaging, high quality learning ideas.
