Børn og unge: personlige og sociale emner: krop og sundhed

Are you concerned about your child's wellbeing and future? Tired of the constant fight with your child to eat their veggies? Exhausted from the daily struggle to get your child to sleep?The four parts of this book will help you implement a healthy framework for your family, stress-free and joyful, by using the natural curiosity of your child.The story about CharlieThe song about keen kidsThe brain gameAnswers for parents and educatorsRaising happy and healthy children has become increasingly difficult and the number of children with physical, behavioural and emotional problems is increasing at a terrifying rate.But it does not need to be like this. We can prevent the majority of medical problems that are plaguing us and our children by simply modifying our lifestyle.

Elena learns the importance of repeating affirmations to herself during challenging situations. She, then, learns to extend her knowledge and findings to others by teaching her friends: Melody and Derrick what her mom had taught her. This book is designed to boost self-esteem and promote a growth mindset by applying coping skills, and using affirmations. It is about the significance of self love and relationships amongst friends and family.

A Social Communication StoryGrowing up can be awkward and confusing when you don't know what to expect. This book gives a brief introduction to girls who have just started menstruation, using simple and direct language. Use this book to teach learners about what it means to have a period, or as a reminder to change their sanitary pad using clear and easy-to-understand visuals.Marissa E. Bruce believes that each child has their own unique learning and communication styles. Marissa is on a mission to offer a variety of social communication resources to help kids navigate the awkward stages of growing up with confidence and ease.

Your body is busy, busy, busy! Learn how it works in this funny-but-informative book.I want an apple. Smart brain, help me find one. Sniffy nose, smell the apple. Bright eyes, help me see it.Legs, feet, arms, teeth, tongue, tummy . . . and long intestine too . . . all snap into action when a child decides she wants an apple. A clever and humorous introduction to body parts and their function.David Harrison is a beloved, award-winning author. The David Harrison Elementary School in Springfield, Missouri was named in his honor. The illustrator, David Catrow, is known for his humor and hyperbole. Honors include a New York Times Best Illustrated Award.