Laban Learns Mindful Breathing
(Mindfulness for Children)
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The Story Of A Little Camel With A Big Heart!
Have you run out of childrens book ideas to read with your little one?
Looking for entertaining yet inspiring kids books to wow your son or daughter?
Presenting "Little Camel’s Amazing Journey" By Vicky Feng!
This cute kids book follows the story of Rusky, a little camel living with his mother in fascinating African nature. One day Rusky and his mother join a camel caravan and start a long journey, walking thousands of miles to reach a remote village and bring goods to the villagers. Although the harsh weather, difficult road, and physical pain challenge Rusky's limits, the little camel is determined to overcome any hardship to reach his destination. Read to find out how did he accomplish his goal..
An exciting children's book that will teach your little ones to:
π Work Hard To Accomplish Their Goals
π Remain Kind, Resilient & Brave No Matter The Situation They Find Themselves In
π Sacrifice Their Entertainment & Help People In Need Without Complaining
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So many things to see in a city! The list can be endless don't you agree? Come join our adventure as we explore! A city so fun filled with bright blue skies. Can you guess what city we're in today? Come join the fun, you're in for a surprise!
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Books By Danielle Bell
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Research says that children with mentally ill parents or caregivers struggle more when adversity hits. They have poorer psychosocial behavioral tools in their repertoire to deal with it. But resilience can be developed through open communication between the child and caregiver. The book acts as a medium to facilitate this.
The book was kept open-ended intentionally so more caregivers with mental illnesses like depression, anxiety, ADHD, and bipolar disorder could help their littles understand the caregiver’s struggle and build empathy and resilience. Thus, acting as a tool, to help kids from these backgrounds to adapt better psycho socially.
