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The Power of Emotional Co-Regulation: Why Parents Should Model Self-Regulation Strategies in Nature
Emotional co-regulation, the interactive process where parents or caregivers guide children in managing their feelings, plays a crucial role in a child’s emotional development. But it’s not just about calming them down in the moment—it’s about teaching lifelong skills that lay the foundation for mental well-being, resilience, and self-regulation.
Step Into Nature: Forest School Footwear and Development
Each time a child steps onto uneven terrain, their body is learning. The tiny adjustments their muscles and joints make help build strength, coordination, and self-awareness, while their brain works to process the sensory feedback.
Create a Nature Journal & Explore These 6 SEQ Sensory Walks
Creating a nature journal with your child is a wonderful way to encourage curiosity, creativity, and a deeper connection to the natural world.
Why It's More Than Just Damper
The act of making damper—from gathering ingredients to cooking over a fire—brings together a mix of practical skills, creativity, and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, it’s an experience your kids will treasure forever.
LET'S PLAY! 5 Games to Encourage Nature Play & Multi-Age Socialisation
Whether it’s a simple game of hide and seek or a more structured activity like a scavenger hunt, outdoor play with kids of all ages is a fantastic way to foster social skills, build friendships, and cultivate a love for nature that will last a lifetime. Check out these 5 games to encourage multi-age nature play, they're so fun you'll want to join in too!
Springtime Craft: DIY Butterfly Feeder
Making a DIY butterfly feeder is a fun craft that encourages creativity, teaches children about nature, and provides an opportunity for quality family time. Plus, once the feeder is ready, you can enjoy watching your backyard come alive with these beautiful pollinators.
Why It's More Than Just Damper
The act of making damper—from gathering ingredients to cooking over a fire—brings together a mix of practical skills, creativity, and a sense of accomplishment. Plus, it’s an experience your kids will treasure forever.