For Maguindanao

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DR. MOM

This is a wonderful book written and created by our pediatrician and friend, Dr. Cricket Palanca Chen. It is the most comprehensive record you will ever make of your child’s life from birth to 18! It will be the groundwork for biography work later in life, should your child choose to explore the patterns in [...]

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WHAT’S NEW

Announcing a new and exciting blog for Waldorf moms! Yes! Check it out now!

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BULLETIN BOARD

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Want to help?

Yesterday was surreal. Those of us who were safe, dry and in homes — ours or someone else’s–felt mostly impotent: what could we do for friends who were texting from their rooftops? We did what we could with the technology available to us, knowing it couldn’t be enough. Today we begin the task of rebuilding, [...]

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A word from JK Rowling

I post this here because it supports the idea of an electronic media-free early childhood.  It doesn’t say anything against TV, but it tells you just how important imagination is.  And we all know that imagination is what tv, computers and other electronic media damage when a child is exposed to it in early childhood.
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“The [...]

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IPANALO ANG TOTOO

Try this one on!  Yahoo!  This video makes people nod their heads, smile and clap with joy. It’s such a creative take on what’s happening in our country today.  I love its energy.  Its creator, Jay Cruz, is another dear friend and colleague in PAGASA who came to us full of [...]

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Mae Paner’s “Lupang Hinirang”

I’ve been very busy with PAGASA work lately, hence the absence of fresh entries. This video will give you an idea of why this work is so important to me, as a Waldorf mom.  I feel like mothers have to engage in the larger society, for our journey through Waldorf/Steiner education [...]

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