Être habillé de laine, en particulier à même la peau, apporte une chaleur fondamentale naturelle qui favorise le bien-être dans la vie. Vivre dans la chaleur est essentiel pour les êtres humains et est la source invisible primordiale à partir de laquelle la vie est créée. Le processus de chaleur tisse invisible en nous en maintenant nos corps. Avec la chaleur, nous devenons plus humains.
Early mornings carry a rhythm all their own. The world is hushed, light breaks slowly across the horizon, and the day hasn’t yet asked too much of us. In this pause, how we begin matters—both for children and adults alike.
Wool base layers are a gentle companion for these early starts. Next-to...
My boiled wool outerwear is a breeze to put on, which I love because I can’t wait to get outside and play. With a quick zip, I’m ready to go, and the best part is I can do it myself! This week I even learned how to start the zipper on my jacket all on my own.
The trousers fit perfectly over my le...
My school day is full of movement and changing activities. One moment it’s quiet concentration at a desk, the next it’s running across the playground, and before long it’s an after-school adventure down by the creek. Most clothes can’t keep up with all of that I do—but wool does.
Morning in the ...
Wool From Classroom to Creek Part 1
Hi, I’m just a little person, and I have a big secret: what I wear underneath my clothes makes a huge difference in how I feel every single day. My mom calls it “next to skin” clothes, and she says that’s where the magic happens.
When I wear wool close to my sk...
The Mama-Approved Capsule, Part Three
There’s a secret every parent needs to know: it’s not just the big things—like coats and boots—that keep everyone comfortable outside. It’s also the little things. The accessories. The hats, mitts, scarves, and socks that stand between you and a meltdown (you...
The Mama-Approved Capsule, Part Two: Taking Care of Parents Too
When my children were little, I quickly learned something important: if I was going to keep up with them outside—at child speed—I had to be warm enough too. There’s nothing quite like realizing your toddler is happily digging in the ...