Archive for Happy Children
Is Your Child Emotionally Happy?
Posted by: | CommentsShallon Caldwell (my daughter)runs the Missing Children Task Force, a nonprofit organization in Colorado, that aids parents and law enforcement in the location and recover on missing children.
Have you seen Mystic Salazar
You are probably wondering what this has to do with happiness. A lot of the children that she looks for can be a runaway child or children that have gotten mixed up with the wrong people, because they are looking for happiness and love.
Secret to Happiness is Building a Childs Self-Esteem: Part 11
Posted by: | CommentsKIDS AND SELF-ESTEEM
Happiness Within for Children
Always Choose to be Happy…This Little Girl Does!
Posted by: | CommentsHere is a beautiful poem that I ran across and I feel it needs to be shared. This little girl shows us how pride in someone can help us have happiness within. It shows us how blessed we are, because of one little girls sacrifice.
DADDY’S POEM
Her hair was up in a pony tail, her favorite dress tied with a bow.
Today was Daddy’s Day at school, and she couldn’t wait to go.
But her mommy tried to tell her, that she probably should stay home.
Why the kids might not understand, if she went to school alone.
What You Need to Know About Choosing Happiness for Your Children!
Posted by: | CommentsIn raising our children we do not realize how we can be hurting them. When I was growing up I remember how my mother (bless her heart) used to tell me you didn’t get the dishes clean, you didn’t scrub the floor right, you can’t do that and the list went on. She had no idea what she was really doing to me. She thought she was teaching me and it was her way of trying to get me to do things the right way. WRONG, WRONG, WRONG!!!! The secret to my happiness was going right out the window.
Raising Happy Children; Learn the Secret
Posted by: | CommentsAre we making these mistakes with our children?
Are we hiding them in a bubble? Over protecting them? Holding back there Happiness?
There immune systems are failing, because we protect them from germs. When you were a kid didn’t you drink out of a garden hose and run through the hose on a hot summer day? We shared one soft drink with four friends, not from one bottle and no one actually died from this. We didn’t have Play Stations, Nintendo’s, X-Boxes, no video games, not 150 channels on cable, no DVD’s, no cell phones or personal computers and no internet or chat rooms. We were happy and it wasn’t costing our parents and arm and leg to keep us happy.
