Ravencry posted some very helpful info under Sabats. Give it a read. Also I'm pretty sure there are a lot of crossovers between Easter and Ostara. So you could plenty of Ostara stuff with the kiddosWiccanWitch wrote:I guess it's time to start thinking about it.
We have always celebrated Ostara as Easter. Makes things easier for family celebrationsKatrinkah wrote:Ravencry posted some very helpful info under Sabats. Give it a read. Also I'm pretty sure there are a lot of crossovers between Easter and Ostara. So you could plenty of Ostara stuff with the kiddosWiccanWitch wrote:I guess it's time to start thinking about it.
Many crossovers... Bunnies and chicks, coloring eggs, celebrating Spring in general Katrinkah wrote:
Awesome Bellatrixx! Glad to see another newbie. Haha. Have a happy first Ostara!
Why don't you two do something simple? Make egg shaped candles or plants using actual eggs? Bake offerings for your altar like traditional honeycakes or flower cookies? Read your daughter a story about Ostara and do a simple greeting to the moon? There are a lot of neat ideas you can do and you're only limited by your creativity. Most of my ideas are arts and crafts you can do with your kids. LolWiccanWitch wrote:I want to do something special being my first and also my oldest daughter's introduction to Wicca. I'm not sure what to do though.
You don't NEED an altar to cook anyways. Just have fun with all the creative ideas you can think of wether it's arts and crafts, cooking, etc. The sky's the limit.WiccanWitch wrote:I don't have an altar... (I say half hiding behind my pillow) I know. Bad Wiccan. I'm learning still.
