It looked like it could have been a long night, as she stood there holding her baby, that was still not sleeping
Good Night Phone
Could we become less addicted to our phones by designing small beds to them, using the old association technique of mapping the need of letting people sleep, onto our phones, or is it just another gadget to fix a gadget?
Driving beside kids that rather walk
3. March 2019 As parents we often drive our kids to what-ever and where-ever they need to go - But walking together with them is a better alternative
Boulder elf and landscapes of imagination
Logbook 11. August 2018 - Landscapes can open doors to worlds of imagination, and suddenly you can start to see small strange creatures on the boulders and hear their music in the wind
The forgotten giants
A day walking to a forgotten giant on a hill top
Aquarium day with the kids
three hour walk at the shore to dive into the depth of the National Aquarium
24 Dec Walk on the Beach
24 Dec. On the North Coast
Every little thing
Taking time Drawing
Rest day thinking about constructing schools better
Logbook 14 Dec. Thinking about how to construct better schools, while giving my daughter a day off from it
Is technology going to save the planet – or make us forget about it?
Two competing theories battle today: One saying new tech will save our planet, while the other theory, says... "sorry, I was on the phone, did you mention a planet? "
Outdoor school
Teaching kids outdoors in a huge tree drawing
Drawing up engaged teaching outside time
A day sketching up engaged teaching through storytelling
Crocodile mom
Drawing: snack
Grandad´s gone surfing
Small story experiment: The old surfer, apps and technology
Can you see me now?
Kid with tablet
Feeling the seasons change
One of the billion things you can't do on an Ipad
Flower painting kids for a green planet drawings
Green Education seen as a different kind of learning and creating
Outdoor education
Kids listening and learning, sitting outdoors
Carrot and Stick gift set
Drawing of the old reward and punishment system as a gift set
Kids perspective, when the green, sustainable living parents split up the habitat, Drawing by Frits Ahlefeldt