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Anxiety and fear can be paralyzing. Some kids simply can’t stop their ‘bad thoughts and feelings’. They can’t silence the voice of fear that whispers to them continually. Here's an approach to use when kids become anxious

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Michael Grose

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There's more than one way to read a book. Thriving! was designed to be read in different ways. Try more than one way to get the most out of this new parenting book.

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Michael Grose

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As a parent, you are in THE prime position to mirror back to kids how they should see themselves. You do this through your messages, your expectations and how you treat your child.

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Michael Grose

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As adults we all want our children to live carefree lives and keep them from the pain and even horror of tragedies such as natural disasters. In reality we can’t do this.

So what is a parent, teacher, or other caring adult to do when the natural disasters fills the airwaves and the consciousness of society? Here are some ideas: