Three important skills we can teach our children to minimize the impact of bullying.
1. Help your child build a positive social network
2. Give Your Child the Gift of Emotional Intelligence
3. Teach Your Child to Be Assertive
Find out more in this Creative Child article: http://ow.ly/qMSF30mf6mj
1. Help your child build a positive social network
2. Give Your Child the Gift of Emotional Intelligence
3. Teach Your Child to Be Assertive
Find out more in this Creative Child article: http://ow.ly/qMSF30mf6mj
Dalai Lama Center for Peace and Education
Three important skills we can teach our children to minimize the impact of bullying.
1. Help your child build a positive social network
2. Give Your Child the Gift of Emotional Intelligence
3. Teach Your Child to Be Assertive
Find out more in this Creative Child article: http://ow.ly/qMSF30mf6mj
1. Help your child build a positive social network
2. Give Your Child the Gift of Emotional Intelligence
3. Teach Your Child to Be Assertive
Find out more in this Creative Child article: http://ow.ly/qMSF30mf6mj
Huge. Raina Telegemeier goes it again ! Autobiography about her struggle in Grade 4& 5 with anxiety.
Graphix Announces Two New Raina Telgemeier Books — Good Comics for Kids
The most exciting news of the New York Comic Con, just held, for anyone involved with graphic novels for young people was Graphix’s announcement of two new Raina Telgemeier books coming in 2019.
blogs.slj.com
Be compassionate and wait for the storm to pass. Great quote.
Best teen book on taking care of yourself and self compassion - highly recommended - great Xmas gift.
Real friend is the BEST book about changing friendships and feeling social isolation from an old friend. It hurts!
There is no such thing as a boy book or a girl book only human books. Boys need to read books with female characters. !
There is no such thing as a boy book or a girl book only human books. Boys need to read books with female characters. !
Perspective | What are we teaching boys when we discourage them from reading books about girls?
The consequences reach beyond the bookshelf, says author Shannon Hale.
washingtonpost.com