http://www.waldorfbooks.com/item_639.htm Bob and Nancy's Bookshop Tue, 21 May 2013 21:41:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 http://www.waldorfbooks.com/item_639.htm/comment-page-1#comment-14 Danielle Sat, 16 Apr 2011 03:23:02 +0000 http://www.waldorfbooks.com/?p=639#comment-14 I agree with the above review. I was just sent this book and have been a Waldorf Early Childhood teacher for almost 10 years. I feel as though Rachel very clearly summarizes key aspects of Waldorf Early Childhood and is a comprehensive resource for those looking to understand the orientation of this type of lifestyle and parenting as a precursor for Waldorf later schooling. I too, greatly appreciated the way in which she discussed challenges presented in the four lower senses and key points in working with these aspects. As a first time mother in Waldorf Education, I too felt challenged and was often met with sympathetic and well intentioned support looking towards 'Karmic' influences that rarely provided relief other than in the moment. In her book, Rachel, is compassionate and honest about parent's individual biographies and challenges and offers many, many practical and important points with regards to setting up and creating a strong foundation for family life with young children. Thank you offering this wonderful title. I would highly recommend to all of my parents and families, as well as any others beginning the parenting journey and looking to learn more about how Waldorf too, is oriented. I agree with the above review. I was just sent this book and have been a Waldorf Early Childhood teacher for almost 10 years. I feel as though Rachel very clearly summarizes key aspects of Waldorf Early Childhood and is a comprehensive resource for those looking to understand the orientation of this type of lifestyle and parenting as a precursor for Waldorf later schooling. I too, greatly appreciated the way in which she discussed challenges presented in the four lower senses and key points in working with these aspects. As a first time mother in Waldorf Education, I too felt challenged and was often met with sympathetic and well intentioned support looking towards ‘Karmic’ influences that rarely provided relief other than in the moment. In her book, Rachel, is compassionate and honest about parent’s individual biographies and challenges and offers many, many practical and important points with regards to setting up and creating a strong foundation for family life with young children. Thank you offering this wonderful title. I would highly recommend to all of my parents and families, as well as any others beginning the parenting journey and looking to learn more about how Waldorf too, is oriented.

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