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Encouraging Our Children to Be Who They Truly Are
Childhood: A Journey of Self-Discovery Growing up, we often hear that our grades matter, the teams we join count, and the friends we make are significant. At home, parents guide us, while teachers direct us at school. In clubs and teams, leaders tell us what to do. But what about us? When did we lose sight of our true, God, given selves? When did our identities become defined by the world, instead of our souls and divine nature? Looking back, as a child, I realize we often co

Deborah Ann Minke
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Is your child sensitive, quiet or an introvert?
For children who are sensitive, school can be a nightmare. All the noises, discussions, arguments, and playing can be overwhelming. Even required to talk all day can be too much for your child. Highly sensitive, quiet, and gentle souls, often introverted, find it hard to cope in such an environment. Hearing other children arguing or being bullied can drain a highly sensitive personality. Your child may come home from school not wishing to talk and wanting to be alone to r

Deborah Ann Minke
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