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Helping a Horse Who Pulls Back

Read an in-depth article with a natural horsemanship solution for a horse that pulls back, by Glenn Stewart, an experienced clinician and trainer.

Natural Horsemanship as it Relates to Parenting

Celena writes in her blog:

I was thinking the other day how natural horsemanship really does apply to all areas of my life. It affects how I relate to people and especially how I am with my son.

Because I only have one child, I really don’t know if my observations that relate the way Ben responds to my methods are really accurate – I haven’t exactly had a lot of different case studies! But the way I approach parenting (and urge my husband to do the same) is with consistency, a whole lot of love, a sense of fun and a sense of justice.

Ben is nearly two-years-old and a really interesting little person. The other day, he took a round cork trivet and a pair of oven mitts out of a kitchen drawer, put the mitts on and carried the trivet around, proudly showing me his ‘pizza’. I never cease to be amazed at the things he comes up with all on his own.

Read more and comment in Celena's blog post.