Bringing the Evolved Nest to Schooling
Most children are required to attend school, but if you haven’t noticed, it historically moves against species-normal evolved nest principles. There is:…
What If the Problem Begins Before School?
The challenges we see in classrooms today may begin long before children arrive at school, shaped by early development, caregiving, and the conditions of modern…
AI Mimics Human Intelligence?
Does AI mimic human intelligence? Only if you are half-brained.
If you have any sense of embodied wisdom, experiences of oceanic feeling of oneness with All,…
The Dangers of Being Far-Hearted
World renown anthropologist, Richard Lee (1979), recounted his experiences living with the !Kung, a San Bushmen hunter-gatherer group in the Kalahari whose…
Welcoming Babies with Near-Heartedness
How do we welcome babies to enhance their wellbeing?
Mbuti mothers of the Congo invent a unique song for their womb-child, singing about the maternal…
What is Deep Nestedness?
With deep nestedness, one feels part of the Whole, senses oneness with others, human and non-human. It starts in the womb, feeling part of Mother, an oceanic…
Who Will Be Our Jane Goodall?
Editor's Note: Below is an excerpt from Amy Warren's new article featured in Resurgence & Ecologist’s Radical Hope special issue (Issue 355 • March/April…
Men Nurture Babies Too
There is a lot of focus on the importance of mothers nurturing babies to promote attachment and wellbeing. But our heritage is broader than mother-child alone…
Cathy Myers on Bringing to Life the Evolved Nest
In this Nesting Ambassador Program's Praxis Gathering, Cathy Myers of the venerable nonprofit, Family and Home Network, shares her four decades of public policy…
Dispelling Cry-It-Out Sleep Training Myths and What to Do Instead: A New…
Darcia Narvaez, PhD, Kindred World's president, and Mary Tarsha, KW board member, have contributed a chapter to the forthcoming book, Dispelling Cry-It-Out…