Part 2 - Finding the Rhythm in your Child's Day - Cedar Valley Waldorf School

Finding rhythm in life... Daily patterns can benefit children immeasurably.

Are you a parent finding it tough to discipline effectively, get your child to eat or go to bed at night? You'll be happy to hear it likely isn't your technique that needs to be called on the carpet, but rather the simple lack of rhythm in your child's day.

Forget time-outs, sleep aids, and resorting to medication. Merely encouraging a stronger routine, one that is consistent from day to day, even hour to hour, could be all that is needed to swing the balance in your favour.

On Monday, October 19 from 7:30 to 9 p.m., the Community Parenting Series offered by Cedar Valley Waldorf School presented "The Significance of Rhythm in a Child's Life," the third in a series of six free sessions geared toward parents, grandparents, teachers and caregivers of children of any age. You can watch here for the first 17 minutes of this informative presentation... Enjoy!

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