Nurturing Wild Mama
Julia PackwoodOn a mission to inspire busy parents with young children to get outdoors in nature and play. ✨ Let’s reclaim childhood by: \ud83c\udf31spending more time outdoors \ud83c\udf31connecting with the natural world \ud83c\udf31being a playful parent
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“I’m BORED!” – the dreaded words no parent wants to hear, especially only two weeks into the long summer holidays...
Boredom is becoming a lost art. I grew up back when the introduction of a fifth television channel was a big event! We had to watch telly live – no programmes on demand and certainly not the unlimited viewing options children have today at...
33 Degrees Heat and Running Across the Park for a Poo
As an outdoor education specialist, I am full of many ideas of the wonderful ways you as a parent can get outdoors and connect with nature. Supporting your child’s learning and development by simply playing and exploring outdoors.
Along wi...
Reclaiming Childhood: The Research Every Parent Needs to Hear
I still remember the adrenaline rush of going down that hill aged 7 on roller-skates or on my brother’s skateboard. I was always too cautious to stand, instead I would sit on the skateboard and crouch down with my knees bent on my roller-sk...
I didn't Intend to be so Quiet
I would like to start with an apology - sorry that it’s been so long since my last post here on Substack. Back when I first started writing here – I had one goal which was to inspire parents to get outdoors with their child to play and conn...
'Spring Tea' in the Mud Kitchen, Nature Crowns and Frog Jumps
Spend time under cherry trees whilst they are still in bloom this spring
There is nothing quite like the cherry blossom trees in spring. Every year this is one of the things I look forward to seeing each spring as beautiful cherry blossom...
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Julia is the writer of the parenting Substack Nurturing Wild Mama where she is on a mission to inspire busy parents with young children to play outdoors. Julia is a mum of 2, a highly experienced teacher and qualified Forest School leader.
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