"Rhythm of the Home is a quarterly online magazine. Our focus is to unite a readership which is interested in Waldorf or Montessori education, or simply living intentionally and hoping to incorporate a rhythm and reverence for the natural world in the lives of our children. Each edition will publish seasonally, with articles and projects dedicated to incorporating the upcoming season into the family’s rhythm.The magazine features three categories: warmth, celebration, and play."
I've been enjoying ROTH since it's inception and was honored to contribute to last summer's issue. It's truly a special spot within the blogosphere... filled with beautiful and simple ideas that honor the magic of childhood and support thoughtful parenting. There are projects, articles, recipes and more. I've bookmarked the sourdough bread...
And would love to make these woodland fairies with my daughter as soon as snow melts enough to gather materials.
~ROTH also has a wonderful blog to create a sense of community throughout the year.
What a wonderful magazine. I'm looking forward to checking it out more. Those photos are lovely.
ReplyDeleteI encourage you to make a sourdough starter! It's so worth the little bit of effort it takes. Plus it's fun, and the sense of accomplishment from baking your own bread is fantastic!
The linky didn't work for me and I'm in major suspense... I just know I'm going to absolutely LOVE it (and that it is also going to send me a bit mad with 'want' as I try very hard to do all the stuff but fail miserably!!!) x
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of this magazine. It is so hard to find sensible parenting advice don't you think? Will definitely check it out so thanks for the recommendation :)
ReplyDeleteI have enjoyed this *magazine* too, but haven't visited there in awhile. Thank you for the reminder to do it.
ReplyDeleteJody
The photos are wonderful.I really enjoy your post.
ReplyDeleteMaya, you've just made my day and you probably didn't even know it ;)
ReplyDeleteYou have featured my gingerbread ornaments as the first photo for ROTH.
Thank you so much - that is the sweetest thing.
I would like this tutorial, I made to cutter shapes from a recycled aluminum pan and they're made from all natural ingredients and decorated with seeds and spices. (I think it's all just your style ;D )
I've enjoyed reading your blog for over a year now and this was especially sweet...
PS. Here is the link for that particular post:
http://rhythmofthehome.com/winter-2010/kitchen-holiday-ornaments/
xo Ella