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Stories are powerful in the development of the human brain and oxytocin Paul Zack, PhD, demonstrates in his work on brain function and reaction. It’s about the story in a movie but a story nevertheless!
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A Vital Connection
Little did we know the path we’d begun when at the age of 18 months our son Ben ran down the hall with a book, plopped it down on the floor in front of us and exclaimed, “It’s a three!” while pointing his chubby baby finger at the page which was clearly marked, Chapter 3.… Read more “A Vital Connection”
Heather GibbonsCurrent Parent Traditional PublicCelebrate 100 years of Waldorf Education with us: Waldorf 100.See the StoreSee the book catalogueSee the Online Waldorf Library
