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.
How-To Dress Your Child For Spring Weather
At the first sign of spring sunshine, children are eager to shed heavy winter layers. However, spring winds can still nip. Temperatures start low and get warmer as the day goes on. As a parent, it’s important to protect the child from cold by keeping the...
How choosing regenerative wool saves trees in Canada and around the World
Previously on the W&W Blog, we celebrated World Soil Day and shared a bit about our Farm to Loom story and the Forestry Council certificates held by Südwolle Group – the main distributor of regenerative and organic mer...
Cuddling up in natural fibers doesn’t just bring peace of mind to a new parent – it also encourages restful and deep sleep in the youngest of children.
Research shows that the rate of weight gain in underweight newborns was 61% higher when sleeping on a wool underlay compared to a cotton sheet. J...
Sometimes adults can overthink their efforts in trying to lure small children outside, imagining they need fancy mud kitchens or elaborate backyard playgrounds for their children to want to play outdoors and have fun. This couldn’t be further from the truth. All children really need is space wher...
Do you love wool as much as we do? We've been felting simple offerings for our sweethearts, and wanted to share how easy it can be to show someone you care. A home-made card, a felted wool craft or a delicious meal can all be meaningful ways to show gratitude for the loves in your life. Children ...
There are many beautiful traditions that harken back to early days. One of those is celebrating the halfway point between Winter Solstice and the Spring Equinox. The sun's rays linger a little longer and we are reminded that spring always returns.
February 2nd is traditionally celebrated as "Cand...