A Pouty Child Children's Book!
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Guess what? Appreciation doesn't come naturally. It has to be taught...and learned.
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A girl pouting over what she doesn't have or a boy jealous of another child who appears to have more is an unsatisfied child. A child who feels appreciation is satisfied.
Here's the thing though: babies only know when their needs aren't being met. A young child has to learn the difference between needs and wants, and also that Mom and Dad aren't responsible for meeting every want.
Do you have a pouty girl or boy, bordering on bratty - a child more likely to feel unappreciative than appreciative?
My children's book about pouty behavior, How Bobo Learned to be Satisfied, is a form of bibliotherapy. Bibliotherapy is the use of children's books to address problem behaviors.
Read what parents have to say about the book.
The pouty child book is in PDF form (though if you prefer you can open a regular webpage and copy the text into a word processing program). You simply print it out on separate pages for reading and illustrating.
As with all my Children's Behavior Books, the price for How Bobo Learned to be Satisfied is only $3 US. At that price, how can you lose?
I'm also going to throw in a second behavior book - FREE - about picky eating. Because what family doesn't have a picky eater!
Do we have a deal? (No, I want to read an excerpt of the pouty child book first.)
Click the button to purchase. You'll be taken to PayPal, a secure site. After you've paid, you'll be returned to this site for your book and simple instructions on getting the best results from it.
Thanks!
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