Half Eaten Apples
Christine CarrigA mom, Montessorian and matrescence writer explores the parent-child dynamic from the inside out.
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5 Impediments to Children Helping Around the House
Over the past several months I had the pleasure of interviewing half a dozen researchers and one incredible author on the topic of children and chores. The culmination of close to seven hours of interviews was a short piece in The Atlantic,...
Do Kids Really Hate Chores?
Before I had kids of my own, a parent at my Montessori school complained about her child wanting to help with everything at home ever since he started school. “He won’t even let me just pack his lunch now. He wants to make the sandwich, he...
Passing Kids Off (Transitions Part III)
How I’ve missed you all! I’ve been going full steam ahead with wrapping up the end of my school year. Coinciding with that our family had some curveballs come our way. Still, I want to see this series on transitions through. I’ll have one f...
Transitions with Children, Part II
This is Part II of a series on children and transitions. Just in case you missed Part I, here it is. As always, if this post resonates with you please consider clicking the like button or leaving a comment.
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Children Navigating Transitions
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Founding Head of School at Carrig Montessori School in Brooklyn and Writer in Residence at the Khora: Maternal and Reproductive Psychology Lab at Teachers College, Columbia University. Writes about practical parenting practices.
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