
Nurtured Child is a Substack inspired by Dr. Emmi Pikler and Magda Gerber (RIE). Our mission is to be a trusted resource for those seeking deeper, more intentional ways to nurture their children and themselves.
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A place to slow down and notice: infants, toddlers, caregivers, ourselves, and each other. Grounded in the work of Dr. Emmi Pikler and Magda Gerber, Nurtured Child is written for and by people who want to practice respect—not just talk about it.
You can find me at nurturedchild.substack.com. I’m Leith - a parent educator, mother, wife, sister, daughter, and friend. I spend my days working with families - www.nurturedchild.com.
Anna Ruth Myers wishes to develop places, spaces, and objects that provide people the freedom to think, act, and create in new ways. She writes at nurturedchild.substack.com.
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