Hi @Faith Adebayo , so great to see you here! Feel free to introduce yourself, ask questions, hunt for resources in the classroom (they are under the Playbook Exchange... we'll be adding more soon when we gear up for the school year).

One of my favorite things about being part of the Motherhood Unfiltered Bundle has been seeing the comments from people who have already started exploring the resources. So many are saying they found multiple resources they can't wait to dive into and that they're impressed by the quality of what's included. That makes me so happy because there really is something for just about everyone. You'll find nearly 60 practical resources covering topics like: • Nervous system support & self-care • Mindset & emotional well-being • Meal planning & nutrition • Home & family organization • Parenting support • Financial wellness If you've been meaning to take a look but haven't gotten around to it yet, this is your friendly reminder that the bundle closes tomorrow! ⏰⏰⏰ Browse through, pick the resources that feel most helpful for your family, and leave the rest. Browse the resources here: Motherhood Unfiltered Bundle

If you're anything like me, you probably have a folder (or ten 😄) full of parenting resources you've been meaning to read. Full disclosure... I 🩷them. I was invited to be part of the Motherhood Unfiltered Bundle, and after seeing everything that's included, I thought many of you would enjoy browsing through it. There are nearly 60 resources covering topics like: 💠 Nervous system support & self-care 💠 Mindset & emotional well-being 💠Meal planning & nutrition 💠Home & family organization 💠Parenting support 💠Financial wellness I contributed to both the free collection and the optional VIP collection. My topics are: 🍽️The Mealtime Reset Guide (free) 🧠The Missing Piece of Emotional Regulation (VIP) My favorite part? You don't have to need everything. Just browse through, save the resources that make you think, "That would really help our family right now," and leave the rest. When you take a look, I'd love to hear... Which resource caught your eye first? Check out Motherhood Unfiltered!

As we celebrate independence today, I've been thinking about what independence really looks like for children. It usually doesn't happen because we push harder. It grows when children feel safe enough to try. When they know someone believes in them. When they have the support they need to practice, make mistakes, and try again. Whether that's learning to take a bite of a new food, put on their shoes, solve a problem with a friend, or explore through play, real independence is built on connection first. Sometimes the bravest thing a child does isn't doing something alone—it's feeling confident enough to take the next small step. Where have you seen your child (or a child you work with) show a little more independence lately? I'd love to celebrate those wins with you. ❤️ Wishing you a safe, relaxing, and joy-filled Fourth of July!

We're so glad you are here @Souk Phaiboun ! It's a little quiet around here right now but we are gearing up for when school starts again in about 6 weeks... we're always here if you'd like to introduce yourself and start a chat. I'd love to hear about your nature play work! I have friends who run nature play therapy sessions here in the states. ❤️🌱