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- Author: Richard Nelson
- Publisher: Richard Nelson
- ISBN-10: 1775283925
- ISBN-13: 9781775283928
- Format: 21.6 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English
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Dealing with self-esteem can be hard.
EVERYONE thinks something about their body isn't perfect and could be improved. But do you know what? The people around you don't see your flaws like you do.
Boost your child or students' self-esteem and confidence while reading a story about a young girl who is unsure of her body and whether it is 'good enough'.
Small children often have difficulty coping with their emotions and feelings. When they begin to notice their body and become self-conscious, this book can serve as a starting point for discussion about what they believe is wrong with their body, so you can teach them the skills they need to love and respect their body no matter what size and shape it might be.
This mindful book has helped those suffering from bullying, both in and out of the classroom. Although it is a great school resource, it is only meant to be a starting point for discussion and healing and works best when a trusted individual, such as a parent or teacher, reinforces the mantra that you're perfect the way you are and that it will be okay!
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- Author: Richard Nelson
- Publisher: Richard Nelson
- ISBN-10: 1775283925
- ISBN-13: 9781775283928
- Format: 21.6 x 21.6 x 0.6 cm, kieti viršeliai
- Language: English English
Dealing with self-esteem can be hard.
EVERYONE thinks something about their body isn't perfect and could be improved. But do you know what? The people around you don't see your flaws like you do.
Boost your child or students' self-esteem and confidence while reading a story about a young girl who is unsure of her body and whether it is 'good enough'.
Small children often have difficulty coping with their emotions and feelings. When they begin to notice their body and become self-conscious, this book can serve as a starting point for discussion about what they believe is wrong with their body, so you can teach them the skills they need to love and respect their body no matter what size and shape it might be.
This mindful book has helped those suffering from bullying, both in and out of the classroom. Although it is a great school resource, it is only meant to be a starting point for discussion and healing and works best when a trusted individual, such as a parent or teacher, reinforces the mantra that you're perfect the way you are and that it will be okay!
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