Practice being. Practice waiting. Practice watching.
Let them experience the world with you nearby keeping them safe and supported.
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I place toothpaste on Xander's toothbrush at night. One night he said it was too much toothpaste so the next night I put much less on. He then told me it was too little toothpaste.
Exasperated, I said, "I can't win for losing."
He said, "You can win. With many small adjustments!"
Do not be overwhelmed.
YOU can unschool with many small adjustments!—Renee Cabatic
18. Television turns you into a hypnotic state where the viewer switches off completely and is drawn into the world of the idiot box (well, that’s why it’s called that – an idiot box) for it doesn’t enable a two-way communication. Not even a silent one because you go numb.If that were true, how much worse would books be? Plays?