...first-of-its-kind guide to Unitarian Universalist parenting, [in which ]mother and experienced religious educator Michelle Richards encourages a practical and proactive approach to raising Unitarian Universalist children. Includes information about developmental stages, suggestions for incorporating spiritual practices into family life, teaching the Principles in age-appropriate ways, answering difficult questions on religious matters and dealing with religious disagreements. (UUA Bookstore)For those of you who know and love the book (as well as those of you who want to learn more about Michelle and her teachings) you'll be thrilled to know she writes a wonderful blog for UU World. You can check out Michelle's blog to find some wonderful perspectives on all kinds of youth-related issues concerning UU parents, such as differing religious practices, peer pressure, parenthood, respect of others, and so much more.
And for our crafty and social media friendly readers out there, don't miss Michelle's fun Pinterest board, Unitarian Universalist Parenting! There are buckets of craft ideas for kids of all ages, interesting teaching activities, and tons of fun resources to inspire the active UU parent into frenzied action. Happy pinning, because we know you'll be sharing them all like mad!
Unitarian Universalists, as a community, are very lucky to have so many wonderful ways to express themselves and their faith. With so many paths and so many practices all melded together, it's amazing how wild and wonderful our teaching opportunities are! We hope that you'll find Michelle Richards's book, blog and Pinterest board helpful tools to add to your toolbox. Here at And So Are They, we know we are thrilled to have her support and resources on hand.
- Jenn Blosser -
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