Little Homesteaders
Nourishing little minds and bodies, inside and out!
Children are our future, and there is no better way to invest in our future, than to
invest in our children.
Mental illness affects some 1.2 million of our children and youth. By age 25, that number rises to 7.5 million (about one in five Canadians).
- Mental Health Commission of Canada
Growing our children's mental wellness by providing practical life skills through educational material and holistic nutrition.
Little Homesteaders' believes it is crucial for children to learn about their environment and adopt a practical lifestyle through knowledge and skills with homesteading-like activities. This education enables them to develop a deep connection with the natural world, fostering a sense of responsibility and stewardship. By understanding the importance of sustainable practices and self-sufficiency, children become more resilient and capable of adapting to a changing world.
Additionally, homesteading empowers children with essential life skills such as problem-solving, resourcefulness, and creativity, contributing to their overall personal growth, development, and self-identity.
Nourishing children's bodies through education and skills, coupled with nourishing their body with holistic nutrition, will give them a head start to having purpose and being set up for success in the future!
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Our Story
I'd like to take a minute to tell you a little bit about my journey.
Over the past 4 years, I have been travelling back home to William's Lake, BC. And every time I have to leave, I feel home calling me back. I had taken the opportunity to visit my ancestors homestead near the Fraser River Bridge called Peavine Ranch. My grandmother tells me fond memories of going to the homestead, all of the things they did. The different food they grew, canning, raising livestock, etc.
I feel it is our duty today to keep the old-ways alive, to teach our children the importance of being self-sufficient, giving them invaluable knowledge, and a variety of skill sets, health,. Giving them purpose and setting them up for success, which they can pass on to our future generations!
