If you like this stuff, I strongly recommend joining Eric’s facebook group Peaceful Parenting Community – a lot of like-minded people who share their stories, problems, hopes and dreams. He says: “I believe it’s time to honor our children and treat them with love and respect, as equals among the human species, not as second class citizens to be ordered around, shouted down at, disrespected and abused.” Eric writes about unconditional parenting and on how to stay calm when things get tricky.
One of his focuses is a respectful relationship, especially when it comes to parenting our children. Last year I discovered his blog and it took me less than two minutes to get hooked. Make yourself a nice cuppa of something warm and start reading. Take a moment to dwell in their sites and blogs. Those people make me laugh, dream, think, curious, and yes, sometimes even cry.
Those people influence my writing and thinking. Many long (too long) evenings or early mornings (combined with some swearing or moaning because the supposed to be easy-to-install plug-in wouldn’t just plug-in) passed in order to get things working.īut, besides all challenges and difficulties, something extraordinarily happened as well: I met many inspirational, creative, kind, supportive and like-minded people. In those two years I learnt a lot: not only how to improve my (English) writing skills (yes, it’s still a challenge from time to time not to write in my mother tongue), but also all those technical gibberish when creating a blog or website. His observations of the way the world turns are refreshing and inspiring in turn.It’s been about two years since I started blogging and writing. These are the stories of his discoveries, his homeschool adventures and touching relationships. Wickham has a refreshing take on life, seeing the connectedness in all things, their beauty and their fragility.
Wickham is a boy who stands tall where it counts. Fields said, It ain't what they call you, it's what you answer to. His ever-loving Meema and Papa, and their plans of Great Escape, his strident older sister Miss Salt, expectations of a younger sibling Bubba Boo, and best friend Hes a girl struggling with her own identity in a world of labels and conformity.
Encounter his thirst for knowledge about who, and why, and what the world is, and how he is to take his place in it. A gentle-giant nature boy, raised consciously and living compassionately in an alternative lifestyle. Wickham Mossrite is a reluctant hero for the Natural Parenting generation.
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