Nathalie Khalaf Holistic Wellness

02/12/2025

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By Nathalie Khalaf, Holistic Counsellor This is a question we have all asked ourselves over and over and a topic we are all after. Maybe the answer varies from one person to...

01/12/2025

This December, let’s create something truly special!
Our goal is big — but so is our love for our 30 + retired and rescued Equines 🫏🐎.
✨ We want to end the inconsistency of feed supply and pay off at least 250,000 AED before the end of the year! ✨

This Christmas, gift something meaningful — gift support to our senior horses and rescued donkeys .
Choose your contribution and enjoy a beautiful experience in return:

🐴 100 AED – A peaceful walk with the horses at the stables
🐎 200 AED – One ride + extra time bonding with the horses
⛰️ 325 AED – Join one of our magical hikes
🎁 500 AED – Mix & Match
🌟 1000 AED – Mix & Match Deluxe

Your support helps us provide:
❤️ Proper senior feed
🌾 Unlimited hay & alfalfa
👨‍⚕️ Veterinary treatments & medications
🦶 Farrier care
⚡ Electricity & essential stable needs

Let’s make a real difference in their lives.
Together, we can make this the most meaningful December for our herd.

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You know what’s quietly beautiful?

In Denmark, kids sit down together each week to talk about how to treat one another.

From ages 6 to 16, Danish students have a weekly class time called klassens tid. It’s a simple hour where feelings aren’t rushed, voices are heard, and small problems get solved before they grow. Kids learn to listen, include others, and speak up kindly. Teachers guide, but the heart of the class belongs to the students.

These moments aren’t about grades. They’re about growing up with empathy baked into everyday school life. It’s hard to measure in a test, but you can feel it in a classroom where a child notices a classmate is alone and moves their chair closer.

Kindness doesn’t stop at people. Danish schools use official materials to help children think about animals too. What does good animal care look like? Why does it matter? When children practice caring for living beings, they practice empathy in real life. It’s the same muscle, just stretched a little wider.

Imagine if every child had one protected hour a week to slow down, reflect, and practice being gentle with the world. That’s how you raise kinder teenagers. That’s how you build kinder towns.

Maybe it starts with one hour. Maybe that hour changes everything.

References

“Subjects and Curriculum” - Ministry of Children and Education (Denmark)

“Denmark’s Seventh Report concerning the Convention and Recommendation against Discrimination in Education” - UNESCO

“Lessons From Denmark: Teachers Can Incorporate Empathy in the Curriculum” - Education Week

“Undervisningsmateriale om dyrevelfærd for 4.-6. klassetrin” - Fødevarestyrelsen (Danish Veterinary and Food Administration)

“Dyrevelfærd på skoleskemaet” - Aarhus University

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