Synopsis
"Sometimes the ordinary events in a child s life can be difficult a child who resists going to bed, who fusses over food, who balks at the hectic pace of family life, or dawdles at picking up toys. Mother and educator, Shea Darian, has written a unique and wonderfully creative guide to help parents and children turn these simple moments into loving, consistent daily rhythms forging a strong family bond. Seven Times the Sun is a one-of-a-kind book, full of ideas, reflections, and practical advice offering a fresh view of daily life in the home and family. Weaving songs, stories, family rituals, and verses throughout, Darian shows how to bring joy to such daily events as greeting a new day, mealtime, play, chores, healing moments, rest, peacemaking, bedtime, and personal renewal for parents. A practical, creative, and much-needed resource for parenting in the 21st century."
About the Author
Shea Darian is a family educator, national speaker, workshop leader, inclusive spiritual director, and former Level 1 trauma hospital chaplain with more than three decades of experience supporting individuals, families, caregivers, and communities through life's transitions. She offers Waldorf-inspired parenting talks and workshops, as well as grief education and support programs for people of all faiths, philosophies, and backgrounds.
Shea is Director of Doing Grief, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, creator of the Model of Adaptive Grieving Dynamics (Illness, Crisis & Loss, Vol. 22(3), 2014), and author of the award-winning Doing Grief in Real Life: A Soulful Guide to Navigate Loss, Death & Change (Nautilus Award; IPPY Award). Her work encourages people to trust their own inner wisdom and recognize the deep connection between adaptive grieving and healing.
She is also the author of Sanctuaries of Childhood: Nurturing a Child's Spiritual Life, a Foreword Book of the Year winner in Spirituality; Living Passages for the Whole Family, a Next Generation Indie Book Awards winner; and Seven Times the Sun, a longtime favorite among Waldorf education families and educators.
Shea lives in Phoenix with her spouse, Andrew, Director of Desert Marigold School, a Waldorf-inspired Pre-K-Grade 12 school.
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