Bücher von Angela Douglas

This is a self-help book. It is an awakening for adults to seek to be present and endeavour to have more fun, find awe in the world around us, and practice relaxation/meditation and kindness. Once adults begin practising this, it gives us the opportunity to pass these practices on to our children. The mental health of our young people is in crisis. As a school principal, I have witnessed first-hand the dramatic increase in medications taken by children for mental health-related issues. My goal is to normalise practices that can build strategies for lifelong positive mental health. If we can start these in primary school our children will be equipped with the tools to work through difficult situations and age positively. Let's all test the Dalai Lama's theory: "Teach every 8-year-old child to meditate and we will eliminate violence within one generation."

The book has a two-fold message. Which entails Aubbie losing a tooth. At first glance, her teeth are not so friendly. She later discovers she's becoming a big girl. The moral of this story is to be kind to everyone.Don't be a bully.

This book is for newbies just starting their potty-training journey.The pages are full of bright and colorful designs that appeal to a young reader.A funny story!They say, Don't be a potty pooper. I say, Let the potty begin!It's a book that shows the young reader to believe in themselves.When something is new to a toddler, some may shy away, but others feel the need to be independent.A lot of times, if we introduce the potty as a friend, the little one will take a liking to it.As a little person, it's ok to make mistakes; it's all apart of growing up.