Learning doesn’t begin with instruction. It begins with curiosity. And you don’t have to teach it. You just have to not squash it.

So the next time you hear “Why is the moon following us?”—take a breath, smile, and remember: That’s not a distraction, that’s the lesson.

Nature is the OG classroom—Original and Generous. It teaches patience, observation, problem-solving, risk-taking, and resilience. And best of all? It doesn’t even try to.

When you build your day around connection, curiosity, movement, and creativity, you’re doing more than “keeping them busy.”
You’re feeding their development. You're honoring how they were designed to learn.