Starhawk, Diane Baker, Anne Hill - Circle Round: Raising Children in Goddess Traditions

Pros: Robust book, lots of ideas for activities, crafts, song, food and stories.
Cons: None

A while ago, I met a woman who would later become a great friend but our first meeting involved her trying to form a SpiralScouts group in our area. I was excited to jump in and help and soon found myself a co-leader and needing ideas for various ...

Pros: easy to read green print, chatty style, wide variety of material
Cons: most of the recipes are not our style

Books for pagan families on practices to do with children are few and far between. Circle Round is the best I've found in a meager market... Starhawk, Diane Baker and Anne Hill have done fantastic job of explaining the holidays and various aspects of...

Pros: Practical ideas, great craft projects
Cons: None

This is just the book I'd been looking for, a practical down-to-earth help for sharing your Goddess-based beliefs with your children. The writing style is very intimate, with a very been there, done that tone that I found very appealing, and somehow the...

Pros: age appropriate activities, fun
Cons: not enough of the God

Pagan Parents are a growing part of the community, but so little is available. Many books on Goddess spirituality, Wicca, or Paganism simply give rituals for protecting your child, and counsel the parent to let them choose their own path.

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Pros: Tons of info, beautifully published, wonderful stories and activities
Cons: They used my old URL

While I disagree with Wyndsong that this is the first book for Pagan parents, it certainly is one of the best.

This book offers activities, stories and accounts of real-life experiences to share with your kids throughout the Wheel of the Year....

Pros: Wonderful format!
Cons: none

This book is great for parents who need ideas and thoughts for celebrating the Sabbats with kids. I didn't grow up in Wicca, so I found myself needing help when I had kids. It's divided nicely and easily into Sabbats. There are recipes, songs, craft...

Pros: easy to read and understand
Cons: sometimes a little dry

This book is the second book I have bought on Wicca for the family. The first book (The Family Wicca Book) was not at all interesting. It was VERY dry and not at all "fun" as a book for children should be. I had to wade through it.
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