Momo · MoveBreathing Space reflection
When A Body Needs To Move
Wriggling, bouncing, getting out of the chair. Sometimes movement is information rather than misbehaviour.
Small stories about busy bodies, big feelings, curious minds and the things we notice along the way.

Momo · MoveBreathing Space reflection
Wriggling, bouncing, getting out of the chair. Sometimes movement is information rather than misbehaviour.
Nori · NoticeExplorer idea
Sometimes what we see on the outside is only part of the story. Learning to notice body clues can give children another way to begin understanding what is happening inside.
Nori · NoticeBreathing Space reflection
Fast, sticky, repetitive thoughts — and the idea that a thought can be noticed without having to be chased away.
Connie · ConnectBreathing Space reflection
Children do not always need us to fix the feeling. Sometimes being heard, understood or simply having someone stay close is what matters first.
Fenn & WillowFenn & Willow story moment
Fenn and Willow set out to find The Quiet Place — and discover their very first clue in an unexpected place.
Breezy · BreatheReflection for parents of older Explorers
Noise, instructions, friendships, screens, expectations, thoughts. When lots of things arrive at once, “calm down” is rarely the first thing that helps.
Fenn & WillowA Breathing Space principle
Children are not supposed to be permanently calm. The child is not a problem to be solved.
More stories from our Explorers, families and schools will be shared here as our community grows.
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