Gardening has given this mom-of-two a new way to connect with her kids
. “Let your kids lead the way. Invite them to participate in every step, from planting to harvesting, but don’t force it.”My kids and I chose seeds together, and they helped me colour-code the garden plan ; they’re now watching with awe as it all springs from the page to our property.Saving the seeds from this year’s blooms can be crafty and fun for younger kids, or geeky and interesting for older ones.
When we’re feeling powerless, spending time in a garden built around our wishes can make a world of difference.Great for all ages, give each kid their own pot or plot and let them pick a few seeds or seedlings to start. Here’sGetting your kids to test their own soil quality can be really empowering. One method is to put soil in a jar, let it settle, and analyze the layers, and this year my kids helped me with it.
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