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Full Description
Sometimes Mommy worries,
and sometimes Mommy is emotional,
Sometimes Mommy feels sad,
and sometimes Mommy feels satisfied.
When Avi doesn't listen to her she feels angry,
and when he calms Tammy she feels happy.
When something hurts Avi Mommy is sympathetic,
when Avi fights with Tammy Mommy may feel disappointed
but Mommy always, always loves.
The most significant influence on the development of a child is his
relationship with his parents. The stronger the relationship, the more
likely it is that the lessons that the parents impart to the child will
be accepted.
A strong relationship between two people requires
communication. This includes awareness, expression and perception of
one another's feelings. When a parent conveys a feeling that is not
expressed sufficiently, or when a child does not perceive a feeling
correctly, the wrong message may be received. Worry can translate into
anger, anger can seem to be rejection, indecision may appear as
weakness, emotion as sadness, etc.
Stories Straight from Mommy's Heart
opens a window into the hearts of mothers (as well as fathers). These
stories will help parents teach their children the language of
feelings, resulting in clearer expression, sharper perception, and
enhanced communication.
Rabbi Chaim Walder, author of the bestselling Kids Speak<.i>
series, is a writer and educational consultant. He is a director of
Hamercaz Leyeled u'Lemishpacha (Child and Family Center) in Bnei Brak,
Israel, and recipient of the 2003 Prime Minister's Magen Leyeled ("Protector of the Child") award.
Ahuva Raanan
has a Master's degree in special education. She is an educational
counselor and consultant, directs continuing education programs for
preschool and elementary school teachers, develops learning programs,
and writes textbooks for young children.
Parents and children
will gain valuable tools from this unique book, co-authored by a
renowned children's writer who focuses on the inner world of the child,
and an expert in special education and textbook writer who combines in
her writing her professionalism and her great experience in the field.
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