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Temperament & Values
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One of your children is easy-going. The other one's a challenge every single minute of the day. But temperament isn't good or bad—it's just the way we are. These books help you understand and manage your children's temperaments and instill important values in them. |
Temperament Ideal for teaching kids the vocabulary and concepts for “compassion,” “friendliness,” and “responsible,” this picture book is also full of zany characters who demonstrate and describe “curious,” “brave” and “imaginative” with behavior every child can identify with. More . . .  Children are different from the day they're born—and they stay different no matter how they’re parented. A valuable guide to the inborn traits of young children. More . . .  Does your child have more energy, more creativity, and more intensity than anyone you’ve ever known? Realistic advice on managing the bright, active, sensitive child. More . . .  How understanding the temperament of your family members can turn conflict into cooperation. More . . . |
Values   What do you want your kids to do when they're confronted with bullies? Or liquor? Or cheating? These five books introduce problems all too common for schoolchildren today. Oriented to 7–11-year-olds, these stories provide an opportunity for parents to discuss values as well as strategies for handling issues such as peer pressure. More . . .
 A guide to how temperament, learning styles, and developmental stages all impact how children learn—and demonstrate—values. More . . . |
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