Sentences with phrase «of minimalist parenting»

If you're interested in learning more on the topic, I genuinely recommend getting a copy of Minimalist Parenting: Enjoy Modern Family Life More By Doing Less by Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest.

Editing and simplifying your family schedule is a huge part of minimalist parenting — but simplifying your home environment is important too.

Asha Dornfest and Christine Koh, co-authors of Minimalist Parenting, are sharing their best advice on simplifying family life.

A cornerstone philosophy of Minimalist Parenting — make room for remarkable — sums up our approach to celebrations.

In the Money chapter of Minimalist Parenting, we talk about making purchases based on the honest answers to three questions:

We recently finished writing the introductory chapters of Minimalist Parenting with a focus on fundamentals and laying the groundwork.

BTW, I love the idea of minimalist parenting.

We're speaking at the conference, and our talk touches on our roles as both co-authors of Minimalist Parenting and professional bloggers at Boston Mamas and Parent Hacks.

The concept of Minimalist Parenting actually was hatched in 2010, but then laid dormant until the fall of 2011, at which point a chain of events put the book idea back on the front burner for me.

We couldn't be more thrilled with Jillian Martin's review of Minimalist Parenting in Asha's local newspaper, The Oregonian.

Clearly, the concept of minimalist parenting is resonating!

That's right, one of the authors of Minimalist Parenting may have under - scheduled summer!

This post (the theme of which is described in more detail in the Money chapter of Minimalist Parenting) is about how to decide if you should buy (or keep) something.

RSVP now for a chance to win one of 10 copies of Minimalist Parenting, or just be on Twitter Tuesday night!

We're devoting an entire chapter of Minimalist Parenting to self - care.

In her strike against kid consumerism, Garlick joins other parents across the globe who are part of a minimalist parenting trend.

She is also the co-author of Minimalist Parenting and the co-host of the Edit Your Life podcast, and she travels the country as a speaker and advocate.

+ + + + + Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest are the co-authors of MINIMALIST PARENTING and the award - winning bloggers behind BostonMamas.com (CK) and ParentHacks.com (AD).

Asha Dornfest is the co-author (with Christine Koh) of Minimalist Parenting: Enjoy Modern Family Life More By Doing Less (Bibliomotion, 2013), and the founder of Parent Hacks, an award - winning website devoted to sharing «forehead - smackingly smart» parenting tips.

The holiday season is upon us and I'm super excited to announce Minimalist Holidays, a series of posts inspired by the central theme of Minimalist Parenting: that you can enjoy life more when you do less.

Hosts Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest are award - winning bloggers and the co-authors of MINIMALIST PARENTING and won the 2017 Iris Award for Podcast Of The Year.

The concept of Minimalist Parenting actually was hatched in 2010, but then laid dormant until the fall of 2011, at which...

Thanks to our amazing ONE Moms friends, we have 50 copies of Minimalist Parenting to share with those who blog about this fundraiser (you're welcome to keep the book or give it away).

As readers of Minimalist Parenting know, I feel very strongly about kids doing chores!

I was shocked when she wrote me back, and following that first e-mail developed an incredible friendship that migrated from online to in person and later blossomed into one of the most incredible working relationships of my life, through our co-authoring of Minimalist Parenting and co-hosting of the Edit Your Life Show.

Asha and I feel so much love and gratitude, and as a follow up to the Iris Awards and in honor of Mother's Day we wanted to offer a token of our appreciation via giving away 5 copies of Minimalist Parenting.

Not exact matches

The ideas span a range of ability and interests and in minimalist parenting fashion, I recommend trying projects that seem doable and fun for both you (as set up person) and your child (as crafter).

Terzo Piano's bright, minimalist space beckons parents to savor out - of - this - world pasta, sip vino and NOT talk about the kiddos for a change.

- This article on the 80/20 rule of time management hits on several things Asha and I cover in Minimalist Parenting.

Many of you have gotten to know me and Asha as podcasters, but what you might not realize is that the inspiration for the Edit Your Life podcast came from the book we wrote together in 2013 called Minimalist Parenting.

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One of our most popular baby registry posts ever has been our minimalist baby registry product picks; with minimalism sweeping the nation, it's no shock to us that more and more parents are looking for multipurpose baby items which also take up less and less space.

Every week from now until the end of the year, we'll share tips for simplifying the holidays inspired by the central idea behind Minimalist Parenting: you...

Speaking of book news, Minimalist Parenting is mere commas and details away from going to press.

We had the pleasure of joining host Michele Martin and journalist Jamila Bey on NPR's Tell Me More to talk about minimalist parenting + summertime...

Throughout Minimalist Parenting we mention a number of resources and helpful tools.

Oh how perfection (or, rather, letting go of perfection) is relevant to the minimalist parenting conversation!

When we started writing Minimalist Parenting, we wrote a series of posts called «Share Your Brilliance» in which we asked for peoples» thoughts on...

Which is why I'm so excited that the process of writing Minimalist Parenting is more fun than just about anything I've written so far.

Every book purchased, every blog post and social media update, every moment of attention helped us close a loop that began in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, shortly after we turned in the manuscript for Minimalist Parenting.

As baby grows out of the Puj, minimalist parents will love the new BabyDam bathtub divider that saves water, energy, time, space and money!

I talk about the importance of community all the time (it was the crux of my remarks at the Minimalist Parenting Boston launch party).

Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest, the leaders of our second Stress-Less Parenting workshop, emphasize in their new book Minimalist Parenting the importance of having predictable routines to «streamline they rhythm of the school day.»

As those of you who have read Minimalist Parenting know, I'm a big proponent of the position that you matter just as much as your children do.

In Minimalist Parenting you'll find that we are major proponents of calendars and to - do lists.

I'll be posting Minimalist Holidays content here and Asha will post over at Parent Hacks and The Accidental Expert; the main repository for all of these nuggets of wisdom will be here.

In MINIMALIST PARENTING, Christine Koh and I offer a fresh approach to navigating all of this conflicting background «noise.»

That's why we're so excited to announce that Christine Koh and Asha Dornfest, bloggers and authors of the new book Minimalist Parenting, are joining us to lead our second Stress-Less Parenting workshop.

A top choice by many parents who travel always with a baby, it is minimalist at its best without fancy aesthetics it comes straight to the brand's objective of providing babies a really awesome umbrella stroller.

«You have to shift your perspective,» says Christine Koh, Minimalist Parenting co-author, and co-founder of the online community Mission List, «When you're looking at children's gear, think of yourself as a curator, rather than a consumer.»