A Pause in the Day: Little Love Blog

The Comfort of Tea in Autumn: Nourishing Calm and Connection Through the Darker Days
The Comfort of Tea in Autumn: Nourishing Calm and Connection Through the Darker Days
As the air cools and daylight fades, autumn gently reminds us to slow down. For families, especially those raising neurodiverse children, this shift can bring both comfort and its own... Read more...
Why Sweet Isn’t Always So Sweet: Rethinking Sugar in Childhood
Why Sweet Isn’t Always So Sweet: Rethinking Sugar in Childhood
Almost everyone - especially kids - love sweet things. Of course! We're wired to seek out sweet and sugary flavors. From fruit snacks to juice boxes, added sugars are everywhere,... Read more...
Finding Calm in End-of-School-Year Chaos
Finding Calm in End-of-School-Year Chaos
It’s that time of year again. The calendar is packed, backpacks are overflowing, and the days blur with field trips, teacher gifts, school spirit days, and late-night lunch packing. There’s... Read more...
Why Ditching Juice for Herbal Tea Is a Smart Choice for Kids
Why Ditching Juice for Herbal Tea Is a Smart Choice for Kids
We’ve met countless parents looking for healthier drink options for their children - ones that feel just as fun, sweet, and satisfying as juice, but without the sugar overload. If... Read more...
Why Herbal Tea Is Good for Kids
Why Herbal Tea Is Good for Kids
At Little Love Teas, we believe that wellness is a lifelong practice that begins early.  One wellness practice that we can start early is a warm, comforting cup of herbal tea.... Read more...
The Magic of Tea Time Rituals for Kids
The Magic of Tea Time Rituals for Kids
In today’s fast-paced world, creating small, intentional rituals can help anchor families and foster a sense of connection. One simple yet powerful way to do this is through family tea... Read more...
A Parent’s Guide to Herbal Teas for Kids and the Whole Family
A Parent’s Guide to Herbal Teas for Kids and the Whole Family
Recently, I was having a conversation with my son’s teachers, and they commented, “we expect so much of these kids.” I have been reflecting on that comment ever since. As... Read more...