Description
Accepting yourself can be difficult!...
Accepting yourself is a very important foundation for achieving psychological balance and building self-esteem, which affects more than 80% of a person's success in life. Not only may our young child suffer from negative feelings towards himself, but we adults also struggle to accept ourselves sometimes!
A child's failure to accept himself makes him lose his spontaneity and creativity, and doubt his value and abilities, and negative feelings begin to penetrate deep within him, which affects his thinking and behavior, as well as his feelings towards life and towards others.
This story will help your young child learn strategies in positive thinking and psychological flexibility, which he can apply when he goes through situations in which he feels he does not accept himself due to negative comparisons or feelings of jealousy or frustration, so he learns how to think in a positive way, and learns how to transform his negative feelings into positive ones, so he accepts himself and feels his value, and even accepts others and enjoys their distinction!
Take advantage of the early years when your child's personality, feelings and thinking are forming and read him the story "I'm Great" to help him - for life - to have positive thinking strategies that help him accept himself and form a positive self-concept, so he thinks in a great way and feels like he's a great person, and maybe you'll also help when you're an adult!
You'll find additional exercises after the story to consolidate the goals and concepts mentioned in the story.
Number of pages: 32 pages
Book cover: paper
Size:
27.5cm * 22.5cm
Publishing House: Al-Tafkar Center for Training and Educational Development
Writer: Maha Shehadeh
