Making bubbles big and small is a brilliant outdoor activity that I challenge you not to become slightly obsessed with! Lots of the North Hayne families asked what we’d used as our super bubble mixture so I thought I would do a little bubbles blog so we can all brighten up the currently quite grey autumn days with a burst of bubbles.

One of the reasons I love everything that forest school and woodland learning offers is the freedom it gives people to develop, grow and just “be” at their own pace.  Something that I think everyone could do reminding of every so often.

Lego has been a big part of our house since my son was tiny, over the past couple of years though it has been me rather than him that has had Lego sets on my Christmas list! This may not be everyone’s first choice for a mindful activity, but as I said, it’s all down to finding something that offers you the chance to slow down and recharge your batteries.

I think everyone should be able to feel comfortable in their skin, have space to develop and grow at their own pace and have tools to work through the trickier times in life. Harnessing the power of nature can bring so many benefits to us.