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Things have been quiet round here…

November 17, 2013May 19, 2014 / Rachel Stevens

This little one has been keeping me rather busy, but I hope to be back on this blog soon.

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Happy Earth Day - If you are lucky enough to be able to make choices about your impact on the environment, please use that privilege wisely ✌🏻🌏💚

Are you ready for adventure? Come and join us for the Summer Term at our creative and sensory Forest School- inspired Beach School, next to Samphire Hoe Country Park. For Under 5s and their parent/carers - and led by experienced Outdoor Learning practitioners - explore the beach and the rock pools, be inspired by the coast with our creative area, make new friends and then join us in the shelter for a story and a snack. Connect with the natural environment and your little ones, while they grow in confidence and learn more from the world around them. Fortnightly in June & July. Sounds good? Head to the link in my bio @littlegulls for full details of how to book...

This one is always up for an adventure. Always. Sometimes she is unstoppable. Sometimes it feels hard to get the balance between letting her play and grow in her own way, and keeping her safe. But think it’s important to try and let her interact with the great outdoors in her own way, so she grows with confidence. It’s a bit of a balance, isn’t it? Between free play and safety. However, even at 17 months, she already has some understanding of boundaries, which means we can help her have some of the freedom her wild soul clearly craves. It’s a learning journey for both of us. How do your help little ones play safely?

Days like these are why we moved to the coast. After a day at the computer, chips on the beach was exactly what was needed. These guys were pretty happy about the chips too... In other coastal news, our first location for Beach School is ready to roll tomorrow and I’m so excited to share it with you 💙 #littlegullsbeachschool

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