Miriam Beloglovsky shares weekly classroom and home stories that examine what young children are thinking, not just what they are learning. Issues pair vivid observations of individual children with reflections on how educators should interpret children's thinking across cultures and relationships.
Website: https://miriambeloglovsky.substack.com
A parent of autistic twins reviews children's picture books and explains how each title builds skills such as cultural literacy, theory of mind and early number concepts. Readers get specific, practical book picks with reasons for choosing them.
A parenting newsletter by Lizzie Assa, a former nursery school teacher and author of a book on play, offering real-life ideas for reducing household chaos and encouraging open-ended play. Issues share personal anecdotes about screen-time struggles, family life with teens and younger kids, and hands-on craft and cardboard projects.
A blog presenting essays on classic art and literature from a traditionalist, counter-cultural perspective, with a focus on early childhood education and parenting. Readers get close readings of literary works, critiques of modern illustration and schooling, and promotion of the author's own pre-school guide.
A wildlife writer's personal newsletter mixing reflections on family life, nursery goodbyes and gift-giving with a series on designing an ideal animal A-Z alphabet book. Readers get book recommendations, taxonomy-conscious reasoning about children's nature education and warm, anecdotal observations.
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