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Comments
My husband and I have agreed since our children were
young that we would not rush to interrupt our children
while they were in flow! This has helped all of us slow
down and take time for Free Play! Their work is their
play. Our 12 year old even knows how to identify when
she is in flow.
Suzie Shepard | 3:32 pm, October 15, 2010 | Link
My husband and I have agreed since our children were
young that we would not rush to interrupt our children
while they were in flow! This has helped all of us slow
down and take time for Free Play! Their work is their
play. Our 12 year old even knows how to identify
when
she is in flow.
شات صوتي | 8:37 am, May 26, 2012 | Link
thankkks goooood
دردشة صوتية | 8:39 am, May 26, 2012 | Link