Most of us have more time with our kids than ever and fewer options of where to go. The daily walk I take with my dog and kids has shaped our entire homeschooling experience and has become foundation for our unschooled learning about the world. It's a slow walk, one made for observation more than exercise, although we occasionally break into a good run. How might an observational walk fit into your life? What are the benefits? How could a simple walk keep kids vegan throughout their lives? Even if you are in a heavily urban area, you can find some nature in the small corners and pockets of green.

Hear from me, a vegan mom, about the benefits of a walk, and then hear what my kids (5 and 8) have to say about it!

https://childmind.org/article/why-kids-need-to-spend-time-in-nature/https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/playing-outside-enhances-chinese-elementary-kids-love-nature-and-animals-180952150/

https://hanleyfoundation.org/resources/book-review-last-child-in-the-woods-saving-our-children-from-nature-deficit-disorder-by-richard-louv/?gclid=CjwKCAjwlZf3BRABEiwA8Q0qq5VTe6EzqSLaDzOQF5OVxCN63EuM3WMWrhwLV5xBVJ9HQMpxyVW-jBoC5s4QAvD_BwE

https://1000hoursoutside.com/index.html/

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