Media literacy in Waldorf education represents a comprehensive approach to developing children's abilities to think critically, analyze, and engage with media environments. This educational approach is based on the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner and emphasizes the importance of balanced development of body, soul, and spirit. The Waldorf approach to media literacy promotes limited use of digital media in preschool and elementary school settings to enable richer sensory and emotional experiences for children. Instead, the focus is on creative expression, art, storytelling, and play as means to foster a child's imagination and critical thinking. This pedagogy also encourages collaboration among teachers, children, and parents to raise awareness of the impact of media and technology on children's education and development. The goal is to empower children to become responsible consumers of media content, capable of understanding and interpreting the information they consume, and cultivating a critical mindset in the contemporary media environment.