Nature's Friends (110)
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From iPad to I-love-Nature
mindbrewblog.wordpress.com - Till about two months ago, I was worried that my child, a soon to be six-year-old was getting too attached to multiple gadgets. She spent all her time sitting glued to the iPad or to one of our...
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My tryst with nature
debamitachak.blogspot.com - What would life be without the illuminating and intrigue consciousness of nature? The treasure trove of natural abundance ignites our basic curiosity and awakens the intense energy hidden in the...
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Our Distant Relatives
skyposts.blogspot.com - A post about how Julia Hill inspired me to love and care about nature. The post is my entry to #NaturesFriends contest.
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Natures Friends
ausram.blogspot.com.au - A small article about my childhood and how I grew up in a village close to nature.
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A little sky, a little more light
tvmtalkies.com - There was this paddy field near my home where we used play as kids. In summer, after the harvest in April, there was a festival for the Goddess in the field. During mango showers in May, the field...
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Something that my child would inherit from his...
theenchantressweb.wordpress.com - “The best remedy for those who are afraid, lonely or unhappy is to go outside, somewhere where they can be quite alone with the heavens, nature and God.
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Nurturing Nature Naturally
desiherald.wordpress.com - A post about how my father inspired and connected me with nature naturally
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The secret of the Thattinpuram
themoonstone.wordpress.com - Far from the madding crowds in a small town in Kerala,a child experiences nature in its myriad forms and also unravels a strange mystery..
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Life among green thumbs
sudeepanair.wordpress.com - Reminiscing a childhood spent in the midst of green thumbs in the family and neighborhood...
The Topic
If you have a story about a child or your little one enjoying nature’s company, tell us about it. You could also share a story about how somebody inspired you to be friends with nature. At Kissan, we believe that happy childhoods are best nurtured by true friendship and an environment that’s 100% real.
