Today’s giveaway is from Meagan of Whole Family Rhythms, helping you to create seasonal, weekly and daily rhythms for your family in order to nurture the wonder, beauty and light in early childhood.
Whole Family Rhythms are a series of seasonal and monthly guides created and designed to help you maintain a steady rhythm in your home. The rhythms include unstructured, child-led play both outdoors and indoors; early childhood stories and fingerplays; weekly bushwalking themes; daily art, handwork or creative projects; holistic baking and cooking recipes for the whole family as well as weekly caregiver meditations and projects for families of all ages and sizes.
Meagan began educating herself on play based and natural early childhood learning over four years ago when she stumbled across some Waldorf inspired blogs that resonated with her deeply. Since then she has passionately shared her parenting journey including her transition to a TV-free home, her parenting style and beliefs and delicious holistic recipes on her blog.
“I am ever inspired by my little ones and the way they live in so presently each moment. It is sometimes difficult for us as parents to protect the magic and wonder of childhood. Modern and Western ways of life create schedules, endless to do lists and a constant sense of multitasking that often feels unavoidable. By being very clear about our family values and then translating these into strong rhythms for my children I believe I am also creating a strong rhythm for myself –so that I am able to slow down, stay calm and be authentically present for my children.”
Each Seasonal Guide contains over 70 pages including weekly oral stories and fingerplays, bushwalking themes, seasonal crafts, wet-on-wet watercolour painting, drawing and modelling activties as well as weekly caregiver meditations, monthly caregiver handwork projects and seasonal book recommendations. Whole Family Rhythms was written and created in New South Wales, Australia however Meagan is originally from Canada in the Northern Hemisphere. She has created Guides for both the Southern and Northern Hemisphere so that no matter where you are there are relevant activities, crafts and themes to suit the holidays and season.
Meagan is offering two winners their choice of either the Whole Family Rhythms Northern Hemisphere Autumn Guide or the Southern Hemisphere Spring Guide depending on which side of the world you are from. For your chance to win, simply leave a comment on this post.
Comments are closed and the winners are: Katherine who commented, “Thank you for this chance! I would LOVE this for our year of home ed to help me get myself sorted! I have lots of ideas and a Waldorf intention but getting the thoughts in order seems impossible- looks like someone has done it for me – more beautifully than I could ever manage…!”
and Katie who commented, “Lovely! Would love to win.”
Thanks, Meagan!







Thank you for this chance! I would LOVE this for our year of home ed to help me get myself sorted! I have lots of ideas and a Waldorf intention but getting the thoughts in order seems impossible- looks like someone has done it for me – more beautifully than I could ever manage…!
Liked the facebook page too 🙂
So noce! Thanks 🙂
Nice (sorry, phone autocorrect)
I also liked the FB page!
I have been learning so much about the importance of rhythm and routine in the home. I would love this guide to help our family.
I’m so keen to learn some fingerplays for my little ones. Also a fan of Megan, so nice to see her here too. Would love to win a seasonal guide for the Southern Hemisphere!
Liked on Facebook too.
How fun! We would really enjoy these!
Thanks for such a nice giveaway
How lovely 🙂 my son is just the right age to begin doing seasonal crafts.
Sounds wonderful, and even more wonderful because she has tailored it to both hemispheres! After spending five months in the North we’re headed back home to Brasil for spring again. Will definitely be looking for some serious rhythm to get us oriented again. Thanks so much!
looks sooo nice! perfect for the new school year.
This looks perfect for my family!
I’ve been following on Facebook for about a week now. As the seasons begin to change and my husband returns to work, we’re searching for a routine for our family.
This post is beautiful. I will definitely check out Meagan’s blog.
What a lovely idea!! Thank you for the chance!
would love this!!
I have also liked the FB page!
I would love this for my family!
I “liked” them on Facebook!
What a lovely looking guide! Would love this for our family.
Would love this for my girls.
I have also liked her FB page. 🙂
I would love this for our family! Such a perfect fit! Thank you for sharing these guides, definitely something to look into.
I like Whole Family Rhythms on Facebook!
Thank you for a chance to win something so lovely!
This sounds just divine and so up our alley! Thank you for the chance to win!
I have also liked her page on Facebook!
Love your blog name. Are you familiar with Ruth Barton’s book, “Sacred Rhythms”?
Thanks for this opportunity! I would love the spring one for my kids. I have also liked the Facebook page.
Liked on Facebook too!
I am also a fb fan 🙂
Yes please!!!
I love the Whole Family Rhythms and am so excited about this opportunity!
I think this sounds lovely, and would love to win 🙂
I liked on Facebook!
Liked on facebook
Sounds wonderful!
This guide sounds amazing and just the type of inspiration I’ve been looking for. Thanks for the opportunity!
This would be perfect to do with my family! Thanks!
Liked on FB, too. Thank you!
Megan sounds like a kindred soul. Would love to add her inspiration to the rhythm of our days. Thank you!
I liked on Facebook, too.
Lovely, inspiring program. Thank you for the information and drawing.
Super cool idea – I have got 2 sons and I am always looking for ideas to connect and create with them – I am so in on this – thank you
Love her philosophy on being present with her children.
How lovely!
What a delight this would be to have and do with the children!
This sounds like just the thing we need. Thanks.
Been praying about how to create something like this for our family!
Id love this for my grandson .
He lives in NZ