The power of encouragement will take your children through a lifelong journey full of confidence and success.

“No Dad, I can do it!” he exclaimed.

I kept my mouth closed and my hands to myself, but stayed close to ensure he didn’t harm himself. He did it; Caleb made a fantastic (very salty meal) with no help. I was so proud of him the rest of the night. After dinner I asked him “how did you make such a great meal?” Caleb looked at me through his joyful independent eyes and said. “I knew I could because you always tell me I am a good cook!”

“Now can I play my video game?” Caleb asked.

When I hugged him, I didn’t want to let go. I told him thank you, he did a wonderful job and I’ll finish the dishes as he played his game.

This really opened my eyes to the issues we were having during homework time. My kid’s knowledge and skill had nothing to do with the resistance.

It is astonishing how intelligent our children truly are. They do not hesitate to see right through our actions. As in the above story, I told my kids (during homework time) I had no faith in them. I had to do it all. They couldn’t accomplish this hard task without me.

The power of encouragement will take your children through a lifelong journey full of confidence and success. Your actions speak louder than words. Throughout Kidztar Publishing’s MirrorMeBook ™ you will find many tools to help your actions speak in a positive manner, therefore leaving your children Confident and ready for success.

Kidztar Publishing’s MirrorMeBook ™ covers a large, but simple variety of skills to help your child believe in themselves. Starting with a little child psychology; we help your child communicate their true feelings, in a calm relaxing environment; by doing so we build the lifelong skill of trust within them.

Adding your child’s photo to the book triggers the mirror neurons in their brains. This phenomenon says to the child “I did it, I can do it, I can problem solve, I can be happy when things don’t go my way. To help encourage this positive thinking, Kidztar Publishing’s MirrorMeBook ™ is filled with heartening ways to praise your child while teaching powerful problem solving skills. Encouragement allows your child to find creative ways to solve problems on their own; for example, a personalized coin for a solution from heads or tails. Another fascinating feature in this book that helps with encouragement and problem solving skills is the personalized bandages. The personalized bandages include a picture of your child and the word sorry. As many parents know a bandage heals many wounds, sometimes even the emotional ones. Kidztar Publishing’s MirrorMeBook ™ takes the emotional attachment to a bandage with kids and turns them into problem solving and disciplinary works of art.

Each MirrorMeBook ™ comes with the MirrorMeManual; Instructions on how to use the entire book to discover their feelings build confidence and encourage behavior. Included in the MirrorMeManual are instructions on how to use Kidztar Publishings: emotional bandages and the powerful personal coin money included in each book.

Recognition and praise are the most encouraging tools available for children. Kidztar Publishing’s MirrorMeBook ™ has included award certificates; personalized for your child, as an encouragement booster for you and your children.

· If you missed the Discovery article click here: (http://gomestic.com/family/discovery/)

· Confidence: (http://gomestic.com/family/driving-children-to-success/)

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  • ashan1614 on Oct 26, 2009

    Great article!. We do need to encourage our children to find their own way. There are a great many things they can figure out on their own and we need to let them do that.

  • Tanya Wallace on Oct 26, 2009

    This was an absolutely terrific write by all standards! It was both uplifting and heartfelt with some wonderful points that are all too true! Encouragement and understanding are the key but by letting your child find out they can do things both on their own and with your help is certainly a leap in the right direction.You sound like a wonderful father!

  • WriteEditSeek on Oct 30, 2009

    Kids are amazingly bright, creative, inventive, passionate, and curious seekers. By a certain age, though, sadly, this original open-mindedness has to a certain extent been sucked out of them and replaced with self-critical judgment, fear, and mistrust. We teach them not to trust and believe in themselves. These MirrorMeBooks sound very cool and so useful in helping kids to again honor and allow their brilliance to shine through.

  • Authoress Terry E. Lyle on Nov 13, 2009

    That was beautiful.

  • Authoress Terry E. Lyle on Nov 22, 2009

    I had to read it again, and I agree with my last comment. “That was beautiful”

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