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To be dressed in wool, especially next to the skin, brings a natural foundational warmth that supports wellness in life. Living in warmth is essential to human beings and is the primal invisible source out of which life is created. The warmth process weaves unseen within us maintaining our bodies. With warmth we become more human.
Warmth is the quiet thread that runs through every stage of life. From a baby’s first days in the world to the graceful years of aging, it supports balance, health, and well-being in ways both seen and unseen.
For babies and young children, warmth steadies growth and helps their new bodies find c...
One of the deepest hopes we hold as parents and caregivers is that our little ones feel safe, comfortable, and at ease in their bodies. From their very first days, much of that comfort comes from the warmth and touch we provide them with.
At Warmth and Weather, we believe this extends beyond just...
Where reflection and comfort weave together in daily life.
As the harvest season comes to a close and the light softens, the days grow shorter and the rhythm of life turns inward. It’s a time for reflection—reviewing what has been sown, tended, and gathered, not only in the garden but in o...
There’s a deep comfort that comes with autumn—the kind that fills our homes and settles in quietly, like the golden light of late afternoon. It’s a season of nourishment, from the foods we prepare to the warmth we wrap ourselves in.
On the farm, the sheep begin to grow their thick coats as the a...
At this time of year, evenings at home hold a quiet magic. The light dims earlier and earlier, the pace slows, and we instinctively reach for comfort and warmth—something to soften the edges of the day. Whether it’s slipping into a pair of warm wool socks, wrapping yourself in a favourite sweater...
In the hush of morning or the calm of evening, the simplest rituals often feel the most nourishing—a steaming cup of tea, the turning of a page in a favourite book, the soft sound of rain against the window. What is most essential to me in these moments is that I am warm enough to think and move ...