Explore Linda’s appearances on American TV shows, where she shares her best tips to get kids and adults outdoors through the Nordic tradition of friluftsliv.
Is nature connectedness the reason why people in the Nordic countries are so happy?
I chat with Brooke Walker and share four simple ways of getting outside with the kids in any weather.
I share essential layering tips for the dog days of winter on the popular The Rhode Show.
Learn how I stay motivated to go outside in any weather and how you can too!
I give the low-down on Scandinavian parenting on Chicago’s biggest morning show.
As a thought leader on Scandinavian parenting and nature connection, Linda is a frequent guest on podcasts across the world – tune in to hear her conversations on Spotify and Apple.
Linda’s books and work to get people outdoors have gained publicity both in prominent traditional publications and online news outlets.
We asked five parents, teachers and guardians to share how they’ve instilled a love of nature in their easily distractible, always-online children
Friluftsliv is intimately connected with the Nordic culture, landscape, history, and mindset, but our craving for nature is universal.
In the pandemic, rather than feeling depressed that the arrival of cold weather will mean you’ll be isolated indoors, try adopting a positive winter mind-set.
Go Outside! A Swedish Mom Explains the Benefits of Raising Outdoor Kids
Åkeson McGurk, a Swedish-American writer who lives with her family in rural Indiana, is the author of There’s No Such Thing as Bad Weather.
My most recent meeting at a local state park with my Sunday morning Adventure Club should have been a joyful one, since the fall weather was perfect for hiking.
What if more toddlers spent their days watching real birds instead of playing Angry Birds on their iPads?
Government-subsidized preschools, 480 days paid maternity leave, neighborhood rec centers, ample recess, forest kindergartens, drop-in after school programs (aka fritids)..
In a world consumed by technology and the pressure to boost children’s academic standings, perhaps it’s time for American parents to ask the questions posed by Linda Åkeson McGurk...