Parents often feel obligated to spend hundreds of dollars on toys for their children. They then discover that the child will play with the toy for a day or two before it is thrown into the pile with all the … Continue reading
When it comes to Christmas there is always room for improvisation and fun – kids usually love this time of the year not only because of the presents involved but also because of the whole ritualistic aspect of everything that’s … Continue reading
1) To demonstrate that to the mind, a real and an imagined event are the same, ask your child to pretend he is holding half a lemon. Feel it in your hand, pretend you can see it. Squeeze it and … Continue reading
1) Here are some powerful affirmations that you can teach your child to say, even before he properly understands their meaning: “I like myself!” “I feel great!” “I can do this!” “I’m getting better and better at math/science/spelling/whatever!” “I’ll have … Continue reading
1) Discuss the following ideas with your child: a) What does the word “direction” mean? When is “direction” important? What is the difference between a dandelion seed and a homing pigeon? Do you think that some people have more “direction” … Continue reading