I Think, I Am Children's Book Review And Giveaway!

I Think, I Am! 

By The New York Times Best-Selling Authors 
Louise L. Hay And Kristina Tracy

Illustrated By Manuela Schwarz

I Think, I Am is a great teaching book for parents to read to their children.

I Think, I Am is filled with beautifully illustrated simplistic examples that children experience in day to day life. I Think, I Am teaches children that they can create their life by their thoughts by understanding how mighty their words and thoughts really are. 

Parents, help empower your children by showing them that there are choices in everything they think about. In every situation they have the opportunity to look at it from a positive or negative point of view.

Here's just a few of the dynamic situations covered in this beautiful children's picture book.

• Gratitude
• How to change your thoughts about the situation you are in.
• Peer pressure ~ Standing up for yourself
• Being helpful
• Self forgiveness ~ Learning from mistakes, not being attached to the past.
• Taking care of the planet.
• Expressing creativity

Af-fir-ma-tion "Words that you think or say and believe to be true." ~ Louise Hay

Handy affirmation tips included in back of book.

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Review By Stacy Toten And Carol Lawrence

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Yoga Man vs The Stressor Training Package Review & Giveaway.

Young Yoga Masters Sun Salutation Training Package

 By: Aruna Katherine Humphrys

Yoga Man vs The Stressor Training Package Review And Giveaway!

There are many benefits to practicing yoga. Adults all over the world practice yoga for; a Calm mind, balance, joint stimulation, flexibility and an increase in awareness of their body. These are just a few of the benefits of yoga. What if children were to learn these skills at a young age? 


Do you work with children? Have children of your own?


Yoga Man vs The Stressor provides parents and teachers tools needed to teach children how to practice yoga. The straight forward instructions make it easy for the instructor or parent to learn right along with the children. 


This handy downloadable training package includes complete instructions on how to use the Yoga Man Series.

Includes

• Comic book style coloring pages make the poses fun to learn. They can easily be copied for the whole class.
• Numbered poses
• Hand out activities
• Teachers aid
• 10 games and activities

Yoga Man vs The Stressor is so much more than just a yoga guide.


The impressive fun filled games teach the children important life tools while learning fun yoga poses. 


These fun games will help your kids/students get in touch with what stresses them out and how to keep their stress under control.


Here are just a few of the reasons why I recommend this wonderfully written and illustrated Yoga Sun Salutation Training Package

1. Shows children how to handle stress : Such as talking in front of the class or taking an unplanned test.
2. Brings out Awareness
3. Focuses on Perspective
4. Using their inner wisdom
5. Great reflection questions included
6. Teaches the kids how to use their creative imagination.

Personal Thoughts: The yoga guide and coloring pages are directed towards boys. I feel a classroom full of boys and girls will love this program. It will get them moving, connecting and learning about 
themselves in a whole new way.

Perfect for a small or large group activity or parent and child. 

Handy links to learn more.
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Young Yoga Masters A Kids Yoga Community.
Video of students  putting  the yoga moves into action.


Aruna Kathy Humphrys (Santokh Kaur) began teaching kids over 10 years ago. She has taught kids in daycares, afterschool programs, community centres, Montessori Schools, conferences and retreats.  She produced and directed the Kids Yoga DVD Let the Children Teach You Yoga.  Aruna served as the Manager in Residence of Guru Ram Das Ashram in Toronto from 1999 to 2005.   She has completed the Radiant Child Yoga Program Levels I, II, and III and has been a certified Kundalini Yoga Teacher since 1998.


Inspired to help teachers build their confidence to teach kids, Aruna has authored over one hundred free articles on her blog. Young Yoga Masters is named in the Top 50 Yoga and Meditation Blogs, and listed among 5 Canadian Health and Fitness Blogs that Inspire Canadian Living.  Through her blog, she has been a resource for teachers from all over the world to help them share the joy of yoga with children.


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Review By: Carol Lawrence

By Carol
author of Intentional Conscious Parenting

Aruna katherine Humphrys wrote a fabulous post titled What's Boy Culture?  She brings up a great point about raising boys, boy culture and how many boys and boy culture.

Thoughts?

Visit the "what's Boy Culture?" Discussion

Well Being?!?

Daily Law of Attraction Quotation
Most of you do not believe that it is your natural state of being to be well. 
--- Abraham

Excerpted from the workshop in Boston, MA on Sunday, October 20th, 1996 #720

abraham-hicks.com

I am intrigued by the Abraham Hicks quote today. 
This is such a true statement. It is very unpopular to be healthy, particularly in the United States.
Everyone seems to have something wrong with them. I watched the nightly news the other night for the first time in a long time. I was astounded at how many pharmaceutical commercials there was.
Next time your watching. Count them. There's a psychological bombardment taking place on the human brain. We are being told every so many minutes that there are all these conditions and that by popping one of their pills you'll have a solution. Children growing up in the world today are over exposed to this kind of thinking and manipulation. As your children get older explain to them what's really going on. There are companies that make billions of dollars on all kinds of products, from Tv's to Medicine and they are just trying to get you to buy their product. 


Don't get me wrong there is a time and a place for allopathic medicine. But the over use of prescribed medication has turned deadly in the United States. As parents on a conscious parenting path it is our responsibility to look at all the ways to treat our ailments, keep an open mind and be able to read between the lines. This is where trusting your intuition can take you along ways if a doctor is telling you your son/daughter need to take certain meds and it doesn't feel right to you stick to your "gut feelings", "your vibes", "your intuition." 


I would love to hear what your thoughts are on all this. Do you think there's two many drug commercials on TV?


Do you protect your children from watching commercials?


Wishing everyone well being and discernment.



Written by: Carol Lawrence


                                                                                                                                 

Happy Valentine's Day!

If I had a child to raise all over again....

If I had my child to raise over again
I'd build self-esteem first and the house later
I'd finger paint more and point the finger less
I would do less correcting and more connecting
I'd take my eyes off my watch and watch with my eyes
I would care to know less and know to care more
I'd take more hikes and fly more kites
I'd stop playing serious and seriously play
I would run through more fields and gaze at more stars
I'd do more hugging and less tugging
I'd see the oak tree in the acorn more often
I would be firm less often and affirm much more
I'd model less about the love of power
And more about the power of love.
Diane Loomans

Playing playdough is fun 
& creative.


Natures playdough recipe.