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If you’ve ever taken your kids on a beautiful hike — and then watched them race past the flowers, rush through the trail, and ask what’s next… you know: novelty doesn’t always create connection.
That’s because true connection doesn’t come from seeing more.
It comes from seeing more deeply.
The Familiar Wild helps your family build a relationship with nature by starting with these guided 5 intentional visits, returning to the same spot to practice presence and awareness. In your kids. In yourself.
On your first visit, you’re just getting the lay of the land.
By your third, the kids are pointing things out before you do.
By the fifth, they’ve made up games, spotted changes, given names to trees and rocks.
They feel safe there. Creative there. Home there.
And it’s not just about the place — it’s what happens inside when a place becomes familiar.
You slow down. You settle in.
And you start to belong.
The Familiar Wild includes five short, intentional visit guides — each one simple, sensory, and full of open-ended invitations that unlock creativity, courage, and presence.
🖨️ Delivered as a printable fold-and-staple guide so you can take it outside, unplug, and fully engage.
Whether you live near a trailhead or just have a patch of parkland nearby, this practice of returning — with eyes wide and phones off — will transform the way your family relates to the natural world.
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Why it matters:
Because you don’t need more nature.
You need a relationship with it.
Start anywhere. Return with curiosity. Let wildness emerge.
If you’ve ever taken your kids on a beautiful hike — and then watched them race past the flowers, rush through the trail, and ask what’s next… you know: novelty doesn’t always create connection.
That’s because true connection doesn’t come from seeing more.
It comes from seeing more deeply.
The Familiar Wild helps your family build a relationship with nature by starting with these guided 5 intentional visits, returning to the same spot to practice presence and awareness. In your kids. In yourself.
On your first visit, you’re just getting the lay of the land.
By your third, the kids are pointing things out before you do.
By the fifth, they’ve made up games, spotted changes, given names to trees and rocks.
They feel safe there. Creative there. Home there.
And it’s not just about the place — it’s what happens inside when a place becomes familiar.
You slow down. You settle in.
And you start to belong.
The Familiar Wild includes five short, intentional visit guides — each one simple, sensory, and full of open-ended invitations that unlock creativity, courage, and presence.
🖨️ Delivered as a printable fold-and-staple guide so you can take it outside, unplug, and fully engage.
Whether you live near a trailhead or just have a patch of parkland nearby, this practice of returning — with eyes wide and phones off — will transform the way your family relates to the natural world.
—
Why it matters:
Because you don’t need more nature.
You need a relationship with it.
Start anywhere. Return with curiosity. Let wildness emerge.