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Why I Wrote My Book to Empower Families
When I began my energy healing practice over four years ago, I quickly realized that childhood issues of anything from small, embarrassing moments to more intense physical or emotional trauma are often carried into adulthood. These incidents cause emotional wounds and create Read more
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Book Review – Parenting Solution – The Child Whisperer
Do you ever wish your child came with a manual, or your grandchild or student? Now they do with this amazing new book, The Child Whisperer, from best-selling author, Carol Tuttle. Every day, children are telling you exactly how to parent and guide them. Do you know what they are saying?
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Is 'Smart' a Good Label for Your Child?
Does telling your child he is smart keep him from under-performing? Does this boost his confidence to do well at all he attempts? Recent research suggests that this might actually Read more
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Understanding Frustration in Children
Imagine living under the control of large people; being dependent on them to meet your every need; and being unable to accomplish many of the things you’d like to. It’s not a pleasant image, but it’s reality for every preschooler. Little wonder they’re often frustrated. Read more
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What Temperament is Your Child?
Temperament, a valuable concept for parents, describes the differences in how children receive, digest, and express 
their experiences. Understanding each child’s temperament can show us how a child may handle new experiences and how he will respond to new challenges.
Temperament is made up of many factors: activity level, regularity, sensory, threshold, and mood. These traits are probably largely inborn.
“Differences in temperament, even at the extremes, are in the normal range of behavior. There is a ‘poorness of fit’ when the parent’s expectations are beyond the child’s temperamental abilities.” Stella Chess, MD Read more
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