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There has recently been an interesting thread over at the Mothering Dot Community Forums (on the Waldorf sub-forum)  regarding the importance of hats and warmth and what happens if warmth is not maintained.
Here are some articles regarding warmth to start you off:
This one is about dressing the Waldorf Baby:  http://www.christopherushomeschool.org/early-years-nurturing-young-children-at-home/the-waldorf-baby/dressing-the-very-young-child.html
Also this blog post by Donna [...]

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I had a question from a mother regarding a  six year old child (almost seven) who she felt was speaking disrespectfully not only to her but to other elders within the family.
I responded to her that I felt some of the passages from the book “You Are Not the Boss of Me!  Understanding the Six/Seven [...]

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Steiner looked at the stages of childhood development through seven year cycles.  He further divided the first seven year cycle into three parts consisting of the ages birth through age two and a half, two and  half through age five, and age five to age seven.
Steiner writes about this importance in this passage from “Soul [...]

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I just got this gem of a book in the mail from www.waldorfbook.com in preparation for a book study Donna Simmons will be holding on her paid subscription forum in January.  This book is amazing to me, because I am only a few pages into it and I find myself nodding and agreeing after every [...]

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