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A Parent’s Guide to raising resilient children & fixing a messy brain.

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27 contributions to Raising Mentally Strong Kids
Outsourcing
I am wondering how many parents on this platform outsourced their children to public education in the last twenty years. If, you are one this book is for you!
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Outsourcing
The Nature of Children & Skill Development
By allowing children to engage in artistic pursuits at their own pace, parents foster an environment where children can think through problems logically rather than seeking quick, superficial solutions. This foundational skill set contributes to their ability to become adults who can navigate conversations and periods of waiting with ease and genuine engagement. Let us not go weary on building our children with skills for the future. Slow down to move forward. Have you a story to share that would interest parents?
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Train A Child In The Way They Should Go
People know that children are more innocent and need more protection than adults. These children are full of unrealized hope, promise, and dreams. They are our future give them a chance to experience life in joy and awe. When they are older, we the adults will be grateful for spending time to guide them today. If, you have the same feeling towards children please share your thoughts.
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Poem From The School Boy
By William Blake SONGS OF EXPERIENCE, 1794 Oh, father & mother, if buds are nip'd, And blossoms blown away, And if the tender plants are strip'd Of their joy in the spring day, By sorrow and cares dismay, How shall the summer arise in joy bearing sweet fruits
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Precious is the child whom parents have the love of nature enfolding their embrace.
Yesterday Today Tomorrow
Yesterdays we played our own games invented our rules and worked through conflicts independently. These moments fostered creativity, problem-solving skills, and resilience. Today we are filled with store bought games, sports, lessons and structured play. While there are benefits, they leave little room for imaginative play. Tomorrows we cannot play with strangers, talk to neighbours, or go to the parks. The freedom to create and explore on our own has been replaced by schedules and supervision. What has been your experience in these areas?
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When I was not in schoolI I helped my grandma serve in her shop. This was my introduction to a life of entrepreneurship.

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