Tuesday, January 31, 2023
We Blend Well Together
Monday, January 30, 2023
Books By Danielle Bell
Books By Danielle Bell
Grandma, I Choose You captures the love from a grandchild to their grandmother through memories and fun times. From extra chocolate cake to staying up late..., time with grandma is a precious moment. So, cuddle up and enjoy reading why your grandbaby chooses you!
Mom I Choose you is the first of a series of books written from the child's perspective on why they love and choose you. Dedicate this book to a special mom, or mom to be and watch how she glows just knowing that she has been chosen! Be sure to use the journal at the end to capture special bonding moments!
Dad I Choose you demonstrates how the father or father figure resonates love for their child through displays of love given to the mom from pregnancy to birth and beyond. It's no surprise infants and toddlers are soothed by hearing their dad's voice...because they've heard it all along!
Saturday, January 28, 2023
The Hungry and Healthy Alphabet
The Hungry and Healthy Alphabet
Friday, January 27, 2023
Self-Regulation and Emotional Well-being for Kids
Self-Regulation and Emotional Well-being for Kids:
Understand, Empower and Equip your child to deal with their big Emotions, strong Feelings and impulsive Behaviors
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Did you know that Developing self-regulation and emotional well-being skills help your child by 12% to have high academic success and decrease by 42% their physical aggression from their peers?
Self-Regulation and emotional well-being are learnings where children can develop and successfully apply knowledge and skills to understand and control thoughts, and emotions, show empathy to others, develop healthy relationships, set positive and realistic goals, and make sound decisions.
As parents or caregivers, after reading this book, you will have a clear answer to these questions:
- How can you promote and support self-regulation in your child's development?
- How can you help your child to build self-discipline?
- What strategy can you use to relax and calm your child while angry?
- How do you manage your child's negative feedback?
- What changes in approach or strategies should you make to develop self-regulation and control in your child?
Self-Regulation for Kids allows them to explore, express, and take control of their big feelings, thoughts, and emotions. When children have difficulty self-regulating, it can make it harder for them to get along with peers and family members, hurt their academic achievement, and inhibit their ability to complete activities of daily living.
Self-regulation in kids is a proactive, self-directed process for attaining goals, learning skills, coping with big feelings & emotions, and managing emotional reactions, which fuels children to become socially and emotionally engaged lifelong learners. It needs an ongoing practice opportunity to develop robust self-regulation.
Did you know that to promote self-regulation in a child, you don't need to avoid difficult situations for kids to handle? But to coach kids and provide a supportive framework, the behavior you want to encourage until they can address these challenges on their own.
When children struggle with self-regulation, it often leads to behavior that makes them feel even worse and creates very stressful situations for other family members.
Self-regulation skills include self-control, self-awareness, emotional management, responsible decision-making, and relationship skills. Learning to be brave and confident and tackle challenges is one of the essential steps in a child's development, and it's never too early to help little ones build those skills to feel good about themselves.
Developing self-regulation is the seed that teaches children to become less reactive and more proactive in their learning with less frustration and distraction. It leads children to self-confidence and positive self-esteem. Child's minds develop rapidly, and toddlers are well on developing positive self-regulation.
By developing Self-regulation and control, you will learn:
- How to identify and explore their big emotions, unhelpful thoughts, and feelings.
- How to handle children's thoughts, anger, excitement, anxiety, and sadness.
- How to use self-regulation strategies in any naturally occurring situations and learn to calm the child's body.
- How to make a choice and a plan.
- How to identify and be prepared for a condition that may be tricky for them to navigate.
This book is an easy-to-understand guide for parents, filled with engaging scenarios, plans, and methods that show kids how to be mindful to work through challenging emotions and feel happier.
Therefore, if you need a variety of "essentials" to help your kids learn about their thoughts, feelings, behavior, and actions, then this book is for you and every caregiver. Enjoy the read.
Thursday, January 26, 2023
Negative to Zero
Negative to Zero
Wednesday, January 25, 2023
Natural Healing & Medical Research
Natural Healing and Medical Research:
Learn the Secrets of Natural Medicine
Learn the secrets of natural medicine and how herbalism can heal your mind, body, and spirit.
Scientists today starting to understand how wild animals use plant medicines to prevent diseases. With Zoopharmacognosy, many exotic plant species were used to treat health conditions by many healers. Herbs and Medicinal parts of the plants are used by many ethnic groups around the world. In this book, we research the secrets of traditional medicine and if these secrets are supported by clinical studies. Traditional medicine secrets, natural treatments, folk healing practices, superfoods, physical activities for well-being, longevity, and of course medical research. I will share holistic and powerful effective remedies for living a better life.
Natural Medicine Secrets.
A Holistic Approach to Improving Health.
Secrets Of Natural Diet.
Herbal Medicine Uses.
Alternative Treatments.
Treatments for many medical problems such as upper and lower respiratory diseases like allergies and asthma, stomach problems like gastritis, and acid reflux, tooth disorders, viral, bacterial, and fungal diseases, cardiovascular diseases, mental health concerns like anxiety, and so on.
Tuesday, January 24, 2023
Good Night, Sleepy Planets
Good Night, Sleepy Planets
Bedtime Stories from Lisa: Bedtime story for children 4-8 years old | A magical journey through the solar system!
This is a magical bedtime story about a little girl named Lisa and our solar system.
Gorgeous illustrations and a captivating rhyming story will help your child relax and fall asleep. This book is suitable for children 4-8 years old, as well as older ones for independent reading.
All planets have real characteristics. This book is a great way to introduce your child to the solar system and reads fun and relaxing bedtime story.
Sweet Dreams!
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Monday, January 23, 2023
Forces of Life
FORCES OF LIFE:
PSYCHOLOGY:
WHAT CREATES SUCCESS OR FAILURE IN OURSELVES AND OUR CHILDREN
This is a journey into the forces that shape and control our life. The ideas others have embedded in our minds profoundly impact ourselves and our future, for better or worse. Understanding how this works is the beginning of gaining control over our own mind.
Throughout his life as a lawyer, Abraham Lincoln went through periods when he felt “like a failure.” At the age of 40, he sat down and wrote a note, comparing his own failure in life to the greater success of his competitor, Stephen Douglass, who was renown throughout the country. We see this comparison repeatedly in school when teens compare their own success, in sports, dating, and looks, to that of others. It creates a sense of failure.
Lincoln wrote, “Stephen Douglas’s life is one of splendid success, whereas I am a failure, a flat failure.” Today, he is remembered as our greatest President.
Rick Springfield, now a millionaire rock star, and writer, has written an autobiography, Late, Late at Night, opening with his suicide attempt at the age of seventeen. Why would this man, now a millionaire who has achieved so much success in life, attempt suicide at seventeen?
Springfield says he saw himself as a failure at “the only life arena” he had ever known—school. He saw himself as unpopular and unliked, without friends, and a failure with girls (all the things on which teens judge their own value). He had no one he felt he could talk to about his feelings.
Some kids do very well in our schools, some do very poorly; most just survive with little direction or awareness of what goes on all around us. All of us are immersed in a world of value judgments by others. School teaches us to compare ourselves to others, in grades, sports, popularity. Understanding that you are not alone is basic to protecting ourselves from the harmful value judgments others put in our minds.
Princess Diana, Megan Markle, First Lady Michele Obama, and even Oprah have spoken publicly about the self-doubt and depression they have gone through, never knowing how common these problems are. We tend to believe that we are the only ones suffering from self-doubt and anxiety. Our educational system has failed to teach us what we need to know to avoid this.
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Sunday, January 22, 2023
Flexin In My Melanin
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Saturday, January 21, 2023
Second Chance Family: A Dogs Are Family Too Story
Friday, January 20, 2023
Titanic Book of the Kid Servants
Titanic Book of the Kid Servants:
A Haunting Story of the Bellboys Aboard:
A Mystery Romance Thriller
Thursday, January 19, 2023
Bess & Babs Thankful Thursday
Bess and Babs Thankful Thursday
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