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Posts tagged "nature deficit disorder"

Children in Nature - How Does A Frog or Toad Survive Winter?

Kids are curious about nature and well they should be – having a healthy environment helps keep them emotionally and physically healthy as well. Above you see a photo of my daughter this year with Toady. He was captured for scientific study purposes only and released back into the garden so he could consume insects... Read more »
By Shawna Coronado,
November 30, 2010 at 11:57 am
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Green Tip: Kids in Nature Avoid Nature-Deficit Disorder!

Children playing in a fun fall scene from my neighborhood this week. Pushing “Nature Deficit Disorder” out of the way and touching nature – priceless! Green Tip: Get your family out in nature and build a connection with the environment - it will help them cope better with life and learn how to make a difference... Read more »
By Shawna Coronado,
October 15, 2010 at 12:12 pm
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Get Your Kids Outside in Winter

  Best advice ever? Get your kids outside in winter. Here you see a photo of my children and the neighborhood kids romping in the snow perhaps three years ago in my front garden. By getting them outside to breathe fresh air you are taking them out of that dust-mite encrusted interior and turning them... Read more »
By Shawna Coronado,
August 31, 2010 at 2:32 pm
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Get Out In Nature In Winter For Better Health - Prevent Nature Deficit Disorder

Above you see a photo of a coyote I snapped while hiking in a local forest preserve in suburban Chicago, Illinois. He was shy and I snapped the photo quickly as he was running. His incredible camouflage makes him difficult to see – can you find him in the winter scene? Americans spend too little... Read more »
By Shawna Coronado,
January 16, 2010 at 9:28 am
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