Children = Valuable
I was just writing a story and out of nowhere I started pondering about the structure how children’s books are written in a way as if kids are how [ . . . ]
Tag: children
The Teddy Bear & The Pink Castle (Visualization For Children)
(A fun and empowering visualization I created for you to use with your child or little loved one. I feel will be the beginning of a series. Enjoy!!!). [ . . . ]
Beauty of Christmas
I have been noticing people’s attitude towards Christmas. People dreading being around family, not being able to be themselves, conflict, doing things they don’t want to do. Viewing Christmas as [ . . . ]
My New Book Treea Fairy Tales “Gentle Nature”
My next book is out 🙂 Treea Fairy Tales “Gentle Nature” Treea Fairy Tales “Gentle Nature” is a continuation of a never ending journey into a wise and wondrous world [ . . . ]
Today’s Wisdom of a Child:
Her: what’s that? Me: A clock. Her: what’s that? Me: a clock. Her: why? Me: So we know what time it is. Her: But why? Me: pause “that’s a good [ . . . ]
New Book: “Treea Fairy Tales ‘The Culture of Trees”
I am very happy to announce that the first children’s book of my series “Treea Fairy Tales ‘The Culture of Trees” is now out 🙂 Treea Fairy Tales “The Culture of [ . . . ]
The Pressure to be or do Something: Worthiness
I was just sitting and feeling all great and grateful and wonderful. The last couple of days I have just been having a downpour of things come to me [ . . . ]
My Book Treea Fairy Tales “Dancing Within”
Anndd here it is!!!!!!!! My book Treea Fairy Tales “Dancing Within,” is out!!! I am so grateful!!! Treea Fairy Tales “Dancing Within” is here to journey you into a wise [ . . . ]
Children Magic
“Sometimes our light goes out, but is blown again into instant flame by an encounter with another human being.” – Albert Schweitzer Taking a lovely stroll in the rain today [ . . . ]
The Search of Being You: The Art of Burning Your Hair with Incense
The Art of Burning Your Hair with Incense is not practiced in many places, it is a forgotten art. Somehow it lost its popularity. No one knows why. [ . . . ]