What’s In Your Child’s Bookcase Wordy Wednesday?

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Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed when you walk down the aisles of a bookstore or library…so many choices…which one should you pick?  I know I do!

It is also difficult for parents who want to choose good books to read with their children.

These posts on Wednesdays are dedicated to busy parents and teachers who are looking for quality picture books, but don’t have a lot of time to search through the stacks. 

Since this week I seem to be following a theme of LOVE, I’ve chosen I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART, one of the stories I recommend in my new parenting book.

I LOVE YOU WITH ALL MY HEART

Written by Noris Kern

Illustrated by Jean Baptiste Baronian

         Polo, the baby polar bear, wonders what it means when his young caribou friend, Walter, tells him that his mother loves him with all her heart.  Polo goes home to ask his mother and she explains that she loves him with her mouth when she kisses him, with her paws when she tickles him, with her belly when she hugs him; in other words, with her whole self or whole heart.  Polo is extremely comforted by this revelation.  Before he goes to sleep, he tells his mother that he loves her with all his heart too.

         Charming illustrations and a simple text help young children enter the world between the pages of this book.  Young children need to be reassured that their parents love them.  All too often, we interact with our children only when we want to correct their behavior.  This is really a reinforcement of their negative behavior.  Perhaps, instead, we can follow the principle of Positive Parental Participation

         If you are enjoying the time you spend with your young child, whether it is reading the picture book or working on a craft project or preparing something together in the kitchen, that joyful interaction will help your child feel valued and valuable, an important step in the formation of high self-esteem.

         Are you looking for great picture book recommendations and simple, easy-to-do fun-filled educational self-esteem building activities?  Pick up a copy of the book that provides it all…now at a substantial saving at 50% off the cover price.

      

4 thoughts on “What’s In Your Child’s Bookcase Wordy Wednesday?

  1. I’m not familiar with this book but I’m sure it’s another wonderful read from your collection… Books are a true blessing; lots of worlds and ideas to visit. 🙂
    Eliz

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    • Well, maybe they will grow back into it at some point…how old are they?
      I love it when my husband finds an article or passage from a book and reads it to me, especially when it is on an interesting topic. 🙂 Maybe that’s because I haae to be reading so much, it is a pleasure to have someone else do it for me.

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