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Advocate for Your Child's Creativity." (ch. 4)
Book description from Goodreads: With an active, creative child, parents and teachers need to be flexible, energetic and smart! Here is a practical handbook for coping, establishing realistic boundaries and avoiding labels when you have a really inquisitive child. Active/creative children are often misunderstood by the medical community, by schools, and by their own parents. Their energy can be astounding; their curiousity is boundless -- and channeling that energy is necessary. This is encouragement and genuine help to support a child's natural curiosity and energy: * work with your child's energy, don't squelch it * keep your own ego from interfering with your child's passion * how to avoid over-stimulation * how to choose the best artistic outlets * how to choose the best teachers.
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The Active, Creative Child: Parenting in Perpetual Motion
Author: Stephanie VlahovPublisher: Hohm Press; April 10, 2006
Source: Publisher/publicist
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ReplyDeleteGreat teaser as well. I once managed a theatre group for less able primary school children. One of the most difficult but also most inspiring times of my life so far!
This sounds like an invaluable parenting handbook.
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Nice simply teaser. I like to creative projects with my boys. It is fun to see their wheels turn.
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Too late for me now but it sounds like some good advice!!
ReplyDeleteGreat teaser! The cover of this one makes me miss summer quite a bit.
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