Little Folx exists because I couldn’t find a space that felt right.
I was already a parent, already a caregiver, already political, and I kept noticing how few parenting spaces spoke to people like me or offered tools for opening up more radical, more honest conversations about parenting.
Little Folx started as an in home daycare and grew into a place where I share writing, zines, and resources for parents and caregivers who are drawn to a more radical version of gentle parenting. One rooted in autonomy, trust, and questioning authority, without losing softness or care.
If you want to explore more:
Free Store - here you’ll find some free printable zines and guides to start of with.
Guides – longer form tools and reflections on radical gentle parenting
Zines & Prints – small, tangible pieces meant to be shared, kept, or passed along
Buttons & Goods – wearable reminders of care, resistance, and solidarity
Substack – ongoing writing, thoughts, and deeper dives
I believe children are whole people. I believe autonomy isn’t earned by age. And I believe how we treat kids is deeply connected to how we show up for each other.
I’ve spent over a decade working with young children in play based, child led environments, and I’m also raising a kid in real time. I believe children are whole people.
This space is for parents who feel a little out of step in mainstream parenting culture. For folx who want language, frameworks, and encouragement to unlearn some things, try new approaches, and raise kids with dignity and curiosity.
You won’t find perfect answers here. Just thoughtful tools, real conversations, and community.
New here?
If you’re wondering what Little Folx actually offers or where to start, there’s a short FAQ that breaks it down. It covers what this space is, who it’s for, and where to find guides, zines, buttons, and writing.