How to Nurture your Little Earthling with Pennie Brownlee
In this episode, we’re talking with Pennie Brownlee, from Dance with Me in the Heart about heavy world content in the context of children’s perspective, a child’s true nature and how the classroom is stifling, the beauty of bare feet and the three most important bonds in a child’s life.
👉 Pennie Shares
How to help shield children from the news
Why developmentally appropriate content is so important for children
The meaning behind Dance with Me in the Heart
That children are earthlings and therefore expect to play outdoors
Why classrooms hold children captive
Why being barefoot is so important for children (and all humans)
About our culture of dynamic domination vs dynamic partnership
Of the three most important bonds in a child’s life: Womb, Mother, Mother Earth.
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👉 Guest Details
When I grow up, I want to be just like Pennie. Mother, grandmother, photographer, artist, teacher, facilitator, author, book publisher, advocate for parents, and a big kid at heart. She is a fierce, and to use a Kiwi term, staunch advocate for children and has for a long time been one of my inspirations as an educator from whom I have learnt so much over the past decade.
Pennie I got stuck straight into our conversation and I didn’t want to miss a second so hit record without doing an official intro. So you’ll hear us jump straight into conversation. It felt like I was sitting in Pennie’s living room today and we were just trying to solve all the world’s problems. I hope you enjoy our conversation today as much as I did.
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