Does Too Much Screen Time Make Kids Sick?
*First author is Rebecca Noble
Even though in 2001, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended that children have no more than two hours of…
Playing at School: More Important Than We Thought?
The elimination of recess from many elementary schools may be detrimental.
Is Pretend Play Good for Kids?
Pretend play is a healthy part of every child’s social, emotional, and cognitive development and should not be feared by parents or educators.
Attachment Parenting International Welcomes Lisa Reagan to the Resource…
Co-Founder of Kindred World, formerly Families for Conscious Living, and Executive Editor of Kindred is the latest addition to the API Resource Advisory…
The New Story: Push Pause, Then Play
This Letter from the Editor appeared in Kindred's March 2014 E-Newsletter. Read it here.
I think I doubted the existence of angels as a child because…
Children May Be Playing, but Their Brains Are Working
How does play help children?
Children May Be Playing, but Their Brains Are Working
How does play help children?
Mindful and Just Parenting: Cultivating The Courage Of Radical Compassion
Although I have written about the research on the positive effects of mindfulness and presence in my book, Parenting for Social Change, and in several articles,…
Playing with Heart
Play is central to developing our human nature.
A Radical Homemaker Turns 40
An Interview With Radical Homemaker, Shannon Hayes
Download this interview with Shannon Hayes and Lisa Reagan, Kindred's editor. Recorded for the celebration…