I have seen so many negative effects of low self-esteem in my life. As a friend, I have watched it lead wonderful people to horrible choices, and as a teacher, I've watched it turn beautiful, thoughtful children into kids who feel weak and worthless. Now that I'm a parent, I want to do everything in my power to help my daughter realize that she is a miraculous girl and that no one else should ever be able to make her feel unimportant or devalue her in any way.
You have to give people the power to do that. I can already tell that Riley is a very sweet girl, but I don't want her big heart and kindness to be a doorway for others to take advantage of her. I think that everyone should be able to assert themselves in a firm, kind way so as to assure that they are not negatively influenced by peer pressure.
Teaching self-esteem and assertiveness to children and teens is the purpose of the two books from Uplift Press, "Liking Myself" and "The Mouse, the Monster and Me". I had the privilege to review these two books from Dr. Louise Hart at The Promise of Positive Parenting. Read on to find out my views on them.
PRICE: I reviewed the following two books from Uplift Press:
You can also purchase the digital version of these two books for only half the price! Visit "Liking Myself" and "The Mouse, the Monster and Me" on Uplift Press for more details.
You can also access the free Teacher's guides for these two books, which give excellent ideas as to how to discuss the books with your child!
"Liking Myself" Teacher's Guide
"The Mouse, the Monster and Me" Teacher's Guide
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