Discover how important are positive affirmations for kids and rediscover the simple joy of Coloring!
But what are positive affirmations?
We could define affirmations as statements that affirm something to be true. Though, they are much more than that. Positive affirmations are specific statements which help you overcome negative thoughts. They encourage you to visualize and believe a statement to make positive changes in your life. Affirmations are phrases that you repeat to yourself to change your subconscious thoughts. Over time, they replace any negative beliefs or thoughts with positive thoughts. This instils confidence, positivity, and ambition.
Here are a few benefits of using positive affirmations.
· Reduced negative thoughts.
· Increased happiness.
This beautiful coloring book offers:
✔A Motivational and Calming Quotes Coloring Book For Teenagers With Positive Sayings and Inspirational Affirmations
✔Art Therapy -Stress Relieving Designs - Coloring pages are created to help you relax and relieve any stress or tension
✔Single-sided Pages - Each image is printed on a separate page to avoid bleed-through.
✔Suitable for markers, gel pens, coloring pencils, fine liners, water colors
✔Perfect Gift - Coloring Books make a wonderful gift for you, your loved one or for any friend.
✔Large format 8.5"x11.0" (22x28cm) pages
This coloring book is made for teenagers, but all ages can enjoy!
Catherine Worren
Catherine Worren is a mom, a wife, a friend, a teacher, a therapist, and a private counselor. She understands how hard it can be to raise children. Raising 3 kids of her own, she has faced and is still facing challenges, including the overwhelming demands of family and a career that never seems to leave much time for anything else.
Parenting a child with a special need, whether a physical disability, a learning delay, an emotional challenge, or a developmental disorder, may require the acquisition of specific skills, such as caregiving or advocacy, and demand a commitment of time and energy that can jeopardize careers, marriages, and connections with other children or other people. While every child’s particular need may be different, Catherine’s advice for parents is the same: Do not let your own physical and mental well-being decline. Because life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass… it’s about learning to dance in the rain.
