Healthy Eating and Unschooling Kids
Five years ago, I was pondering healthy eating. Was I eating a good enough diet? I'd read a lot of blog posts about giving up sugar. It seemed to be a hot topic. At first, I closed my mind to the idea of not eating sugar. I found a dozen reasons why I couldn't do this. But gradually, I became more open-minded. I got to the point where I felt I could indeed survive without all my favourite sugary treats.But what about my family? Would they be open to the idea of giving up sugar with me? For, of course, I couldn't just announce, "We're all giving up sugar!" and then expect everyone to fall in with my plan.
Kids, Needs, and Church
When Rules for Teenagers Aren't Necessary
An Interview with a Teenage Radical Unschooler
Why You Should Consider Radical Unschooling
Is Unschooling for Everyone?
Adult Peer Pressure, Clothes, Rules, and Compassion
The Difference Between Radical Unschooling and Unparenting
Parenting Teenagers: Why I Don't Make Rules
Every now and then, I stumble across a blog post containing a long list of rules for keeping teenagers safe from the dangers of the world.Teenagers may not be happy to abide by some of these rules, but does that matter? Parents might say:“We have to lay down the rules even if our children protest. Parenting isn’t about being popular.”
Radical Unschooling
Reassessing
Tired and Difficult Days
Why Some Kids Are Willing to Help with the Chores
Attachment Parenting and Unschooling
How to Live Radically
Perhaps I Shouldn't Have Told You about Our Typical Unschooling Day
Misconceptions: Unschooling Children are Self-Centred and Inconsiderate