Keep Calm and Carry on!
Small things matter
More From The “Century of the Child”
To combine beauty and safety in baby equipment is an art and will last long as we enjoy to look at it.
Gone, But Not Forgotten
Inspired by this text at the “photo challenge” I immediately thought about by parents who died some years ago. The first picture symbolises my father’s creative skills. He was very shy due to things he had gone through and expressed himself in creative ways and in my childhood I just knew he could make and fix anything. The other […]
Why Finnish Babies Sleep in a Cardboard box?
The last century could be called the century of the child, because birth date rates went down and things began to be created for children. Toys and furniture and our states took responsibility for safe births and good
surroundings for children.
Reflection
Mirroring each other has a profound effect of the babys feeling of being
Dare to Value Your Abilities
If you want changes - your thinking must change first.
Bounderies
Kindness can be exploited
Two Young Cellists on Stradivarius cellos
Two famous cellists playing on Stradivarius cellos. Both started to play three years old. Both play and played at the same famous venues.
I got skills
In response to The Daily Post’s writing prompt: “I Got Skills.” I would dare to be honest to people, both family and friends and ask them the questions I don’t normally ask and tell them things that I regard as very important to know before I die. I would believe the best about everybody and I would know how to put boundaries […]
John Keats and Hampstead
JOHN KEATS
1795-1821
Though he became the epitome of
the young, beautiful, doomed poet
of English Romanticism, Keats
struck everyone who knew him with
his tremendous energy, robust good humour, and zest for living.
From one Heart to Another 