Curious and Capable Kids
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| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 56 | Subscribers | Read | curiousandcapablekids.substack.com |
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There Will Always Be A Bigger House
My kids play with Legos while I reorganize the wardrobe and my seven year-old son mentions that his friend has a room just for Lego, and that another family’s house has a basement and a trampoline in it and stuff for climbing, like on a pla...
On Raising Intense Children: What Discipline Can and Cannot Do
I am, so far, blessed with one incredibly intense child, and one that is much less so. The difference between them has taught me more than any book I have read on the subject and any advice I’ve been given.
Where Is a Young Knitter to Go?
I learned to knit and crochet over twenty years ago. Yeah, before it was cool. I was doing it in a small township with real wool yarn and nobody was impressed. Back when we had knitting pattern magazines, and wore leg warmers, before the Br...
Fake It 'Till You Make It Real Analog Life
I should probably admit upfront: I don’t post too much about my analog life online, though I mostly live one. I sew, I garden, I cook and bake mostly from scratch, I play with my kids, go camping in summer, I am involved in my kids’ school ...
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Mother, former teacher, and storyteller. Part-time philosopher wishing I could live in pajamas. I write about slowing down childhood and the necessity of boredom. I believe in curiosity and uncurated family life.
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