Sage Robbins

Life is life.

But in our home, we're very mindful of what she's consuming.

Yeah.

And she also, because of that, she's an avid reader.

You know, she probably reads, gosh, maybe eight, nine, ten books a day.

Holy cow.

Well, we, you know, read to her.

And I think kids these days, they're overstimulated.

They're distracted.

They're entertained every moment.

And so, you know, the energy is external.

And yet there's a whole world internal that nothing really compares to.

And so ever since she could actually sit up, we call it her quiet explore time.

So it's her time to be with herself.

And every day in the afternoon for about maybe about 45 minutes, she goes up to her room and she has her own time.

And

She'll draw, she'll play, she'll dance, but it's her time to be with herself.

And I think in a world today with so many screens and just overstimulation, like kids are really overstimulated so innocently.

And then we give them all sorts of labels.

And I think because they're taught that it's more sexy, that the pace and cadence of they miss life.