Blog Post List (Primal Parenting, Primal Wounds, Self-Transformation, etc)

Many of these blog posts concern the Evolved Nest (Evolved Developmental Niche), a set of practices over 30 million years old for social mammals and particularly intense for human beings because we are born 18 months early compared to other animals (we should be in the womb another 18 months). These practices include: soothing perinatal experiences, responsiveness to needs (avoiding distress), physical affection (and lack of corporal punishment), breastfeeding on request, self-directed free play with multi-aged playmates and in the natural world, multiple responsive adult caregivers, and positive social support. For academic papers, see The Evolved Nest (Evolved Developmental Niche).

KINDRED LINK to my republished blog posts: http://www.kindredmedia.org/author/darcia-narvaez-phd/

Blogs traducidos en espanol

http://cozybebe.blogspot.mx/2015/04/cinco-cosas-que-no-se-deben-hacer-los.html

http://mamasgallina.blogspot.com/

http://losquincemandamientos.blogspot.com/2013/07/de-verdad-nacimos-para-ser-egoistas-lo.html

El declive de los niños y del sentido moral

http://formacionterramater.es/por-que-debemos-preocuparnos-por-los-ninos-varones-especialmente-por-los-bebes/

Blogs translated to Russian

Milkmomstory. Мама и малыш. Истории о главном

http://milkmomstory.livejournal.com/tag/%D0%B4-%D1%80%20%D0%9D%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%B2%D0%B0%D1%8D%D1%81

Evolved Nest

Restoring Sanity: Challenging Educational Hegemony in the Struggle for Justice and Peace – While Remembering Columbus
The domination of global hegemonic education, especially at the university level, continues to prevent peace on earth. I focus here on the complicity of Western universities, led by United States cultural hegemony, in allowing for the ongoing horror in Gaza and the prospect of creating an insane Orwellian world, one that disregards “the 7th generation.” […]
Earth Day Celebration and Poetry Reading for The Great Physician with Stephanie Mines, PhD
Kindred World Publishing House is proud to announce the release of The Great Physician: Medicinal Poetry for the Anthropocene, the first major collection of poetry by the renowned neuroscientist, healer, and climate activist, Stephanie Mines, PhD. In The Great Physician, Dr. Mines unflinchingly and soulfully moves us beyond transgenerational trauma, war, oppression, and planetary collapse, […]
Raising Children Who Won’t Have To Recover From Childhood: A Connection Parenting Interview with Pam Leo
About Pam Leo Pam Leo, is a family literacy activist, a read-aloud advocate, founder of the Book Fairy Pantry Project, the author of Connection Parenting, and a new children’s book, Please Read To Me. Pam has worked with children and families for more than forty years. From her work with teen parents, parents in prison, […]
Ministry of Surf: The Story of One Perfect Day
About Ministry of Surf: The Story of One Perfect Day Kindred is honored to host the world premier of the award-winning, short documentary, Ministry of Surf, in recognition of National Autism Month. Ministry of Surf shares the “story of one perfect day” when families impacted by autism gather with world champion surfers and ocean waves […]
When Nature Is The Classroom
Our son, Lio, hops in the car at the end of a cold and damp school day. Rosy-cheeked and smeared with earth and ash from fort-building and fire-making, he reaches down to take off his boots and empty them of leaves, water, and mud. His pockets carry the day’s found treasures: Quartz rocks, cool sticks that double as […]
The Indigenous Worldview
Entangled World explores the interrelated, existential social, economic, ecological, and technological risks we face, their underlying drivers, and how a more beautiful world might emerge. My guest today is Four Arrows also known as Wahinkpe Topa or Dr. Don Trent Jacobs. Four Arrows is internationally respected for his expertise in Indigeneity and applications for living […]
Moving Toward Wholeness: Are We?
Read this month’s issue of Kindred here. Dear Kindred, Happy Spring for those in the Northern Hemisphere. As always, our consciously curated offerings for you in this issue are intended to move us toward wholeness, worldview-shifting, and wisdom, a vision that may land as utopian from our Dominant Worldview, but as inevitable and our […]
Unshakeable: Trauma-informed Mindfulness for Collective Awakening
In her new book, Unshakeable, mindfulness teacher and psychotherapist Jo-ann Rosen condenses 2,600 years of Buddhism’s “very skillful means of encountering and overcoming adversity” and her own prodigious experience working in marginalized communities into a “neuro-informed” guide for individual and collective awakening.With its practical questionnaires, resources, and careful attention to bringing the reader along through […]
Interbeing and Slow Movement: What My Grandfather Knew
The hallmark of our modern life is a faster and faster tempo, leaving no room for the body to digest and integrate our experience. The simplest way to step off the hamster wheel of a modern pace is to practice slow movements. Slow movement is a radical act in our modern era. S L O […]
What Are The Origins of Our Moral Capacities?
What are the origins of our moral capacities? That’s the question we explore in this episode of The Ideas Hour, co-hosted by David Cameron and Suzanne Zeedyk. Suzanne Zeedyk, Kindred World board of directors member and Kindred Media contributor, and David Cameron are delighted to welcome Professor Darcia Narvaez, Kindred World president, to explore with […]

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Darcia Narvaez

Professor of Psychology Emerita

Department of Psychology

University of Notre Dame

390 Corbett Hall, Notre Dame, IN 46556

Email: dnarvaez@nd.edu

Darcia Narvaez, PhD

Professor of Psychology Emerita

Blog Post List (Primal Parenting, Primal Wounds, Self-Transformation, etc)

Blogs traducidos en espanol

Blogs translated to Russian

Evolved Nest

Fresh Eyes

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