Spread the love24SharesWhile setbacks are a normal part of life but to the person dealing with one, they seem anything but normal. If you know a loved one going through one – they failed an exam, were overlooked for a promotion, could not crack the job interview, delayed graduation, could not get into their favorite University, etc., then you might be looking for best ways to reassure them and help them get their confidence back. Irrespective of their age, anyone going through hard times can benefit from extra support, comfort ...
Spread the love24SharesWhile setbacks are a normal part of life but to the person dealing with one, they seem anything but normal. If you know a loved one going through one – they failed an exam, were overlooked for a promotion, could not crack the job interview, delayed graduation, could not get into their favorite University, etc., then you might be looking for best ways to reassure them and help them get their confidence back. Irrespective of their age, anyone going through hard times can benefit from extra support, comfort ...
Spread the love24SharesWhile setbacks are a normal part of life but to the person dealing with one, they seem anything but normal. If you know a loved one going through one – they failed an exam, were overlooked for a promotion, could not crack the job interview, delayed graduation, could not get into their favorite University, etc., then you might be looking for best ways to reassure them and help them get their confidence back. Irrespective of their age, anyone going through hard times can benefit from extra support, comfort ...
Do you worry about your partner's love? Do you need constant reassurance in a relationship? Here's how I healed, and how you can, too.
Spread the love24SharesWhile setbacks are a normal part of life but to the person dealing with one, they seem anything but normal. If you know a loved one going through one – they failed an exam, were overlooked for a promotion, could not crack the job interview, delayed graduation, could not get into their favorite University, etc., then you might be looking for best ways to reassure them and help them get their confidence back. Irrespective of their age, anyone going through hard times can benefit from extra support, comfort ...
Spread the love24SharesWhile setbacks are a normal part of life but to the person dealing with one, they seem anything but normal. If you know a loved one going through one – they failed an exam, were overlooked for a promotion, could not crack the job interview, delayed graduation, could not get into their favorite University, etc., then you might be looking for best ways to reassure them and help them get their confidence back. Irrespective of their age, anyone going through hard times can benefit from extra support, comfort ...
Get ready for the new school year with this Back To School Good Luck Worry Bear! This pocket-sized bear is the perfect keepsake gift for children heading back to school, offering reassurance and comfort. *Small and Portable *Perfect Gift Idea *Helps with Worries and Anxiety *Suitable for Girls and Boys The Good Luck Worry Bear is small enough to fit in a pocket or a hand, making it easy to carry around throughout the day. It serves as a reminder that someone is always there, bringing comfort during moments of stress or anxiety. The bear comes in a selection of vibrant colours. It measures 4cm tall and is presented on an A6 300gms high quality backing card which is illustrated with a cute design and a poem which reads: A new school year, a brand new start, Friends to see, no longer apart. Be kind, be brave, and always try, Reach for the stars up in the sky. A good luck bear, cute and small, Whisper him your worries, he will listen to them all. Hold him tight, never fear, Your worry bear is always near. *** PLEASE NOTE THIS IS NOT A TOY AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3 YEARS OLD *** Thank you for supporting my small business, Love Claire xx
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A Pocket Full of Kisses by Audrey Penn - First Edition 2004 Cover: Hardcover with slipcover Condition: Very Good, no signs of wear In this tender sequel to the New York Times bestseller and children's classic The Kissing Hand, Audrey Penn provides parents with another tale of love and reassurance to share with their children. Chester Raccoon has a baby brother―and the baby brother is taking over his territory. When Chester sees his mother give his baby brother a Kissing Hand―his Kissing Hand―he is overcome with sadness, but Mrs. Raccoon soothes his fears with her own special brand of wisdom, finding just the right way to let Chester know he is deeply loved. Brought to life by Barbara Leonard Gibson's warm illustrations, this story is perfect for families who are adjusting to all the changes new members can bring. From Booklist: PreS-Gr. 2. The Kissing Hand (1995), though too sweet for many tastes, has developed such a following that many libraries cannot fill the demand each year before the start of school. This sequel is also quite sweet, but those who love the original may want to read the new story about Chester Raccoon. Now beyond his kindergarten separation anxiety, Chester has a new problem: dealing with his younger brother, who plays with his toys, pulls his tail, follows him around, and even shares his mother's gift of a "Kissing Hand" (Mom kisses Chester's palm, and Chester can transfer the kiss to his cheek whenever he needs comfort). Chester's mother reassures him that she will never run out of Kissing Hands. In fact, she has a spare for Chester to give his brother when he needs a big brother's care. Teeming with details, Gibson's paintings depict an idyllic woodland populated with friendly beasts, birds, and bugs that seem to pause and take an interest in the raccoons' conversations. The focus of the artwork, as well as the story, is clearly on the loving mother-and-child relationship. Recommended for libraries in which the earlier book has a following. Carolyn Phelan Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved ** STAR SELLER ** ** Please add my shop to your favorites to see new items! ** Smooth shipping Speedy replies Free shipping
"I loved you at your darkest." — Romans 5:8
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"I loved you at your darkest." — Romans 5:8
Simple gestures of love help your partner know they mean the world to you. Read on to learn more about the significance of reassurance in a relationship.
Spread the love24SharesWhile setbacks are a normal part of life but to the person dealing with one, they seem anything but normal. If you know a loved one going through one – they failed an exam, were overlooked for a promotion, could not crack the job interview, delayed graduation, could not get into their favorite University, etc., then you might be looking for best ways to reassure them and help them get their confidence back. Irrespective of their age, anyone going through hard times can benefit from extra support, comfort ...
For seven consecutive days you agree to carefully select your thoughts. We know you cannot control the first thought that enters your mind, yet you can control the second one. At first this is going to be challenging, exceedingly challenging, especially in the first few days, and if you persevere you will find that it will become rapidly easier. This experiment will become a thrilling hobby that your entire family could become involved in. Many people, including yourself, work at being positive from time to time. Much like the person that goes on a food diet and then loses weight, and then immediately gains the weight back because they were not conditioned to eat correctly every day. This diet can be like those diets if you do not commit for seven days straight. You can work at a thought every now and then and have sporadic efforts, or you can commit today and get fabulous results that can continue to condition you for the rest of your life. You can be on this diet every day for the rest of your life without harmful side effects. As you continue on this diet, your new thought habit will lay a foundation within the first week.By the seventh week you will have built a habit that will be challenging to break. This is how to put your mind on a negative thought diet: 1 Make up your mind to devote the first seven days, one week, to watching your thoughts. 2 Wake up in the morning and think of it being a great day! No matter what happens, you must not allow yourself to dwell on a negative thought, not even for one single moment. 3 You must not allow your mind to dwell on any thought that is not positive, constructive, or optimistic. This is discipline that you may find strenuous, and if you find yourself being unusually tired in the evening, then you know it is working and you are altering your life for the better. 4 What changes did you see? Know with certainty that you do not have to change conditions. They will change automatically just by watching your thoughts and images you place in your mind. 5 As you embark on any diet, you know that your mind plays tricks on you. You crave the old food you use to partake of. This diet is no different, you will find your mind wanting to go toward the negative, wanting to say something or gossip about someone or something. 6 Sometimes it will be exhausting to fight the urges you have to just say one thing, much like just having one taste of that delicious cake when you are on a food diet. So if you make a false start, or fall off the wagon, you must stop and start again the next day. 7 You must count every time you dwell on a negative thought. And if you do find yourself dwelling on the negative thought, then you start the diet over again. 8 The goal of the mental diet is to go for seven straight days without having a negative thought. 9 It may take you the entire seven weeks to finally get to seven consecutive days of not dwelling on a negative thought, going into judgment, or talking badly about something or someone. 10 Negative thinking is when you are dwelling on failure, disappointment, or trouble; any thought of criticism, or jealousy, or spite or condemnation of others or yourself, or any thought of sickness or accident. In short, any kind of limitation or pessimistic thinking. Any thought that concerns you are anyone else that is not positive or constructive. 11 This diet is about not dwelling on negative thoughts, in fact not even entertaining them. 12 Once again we know you cannot control the first thought that comes in your brain, yet you can control every thought after that. Disregard them and replace them with a positive thought. Some negative thoughts or comments will come from other people, a newspaper, television, email, or telephone. These do not matter; just disregard them and do not dwell on them. 13 During your diet do not fear negative thoughts, do not give them any power at all. Any negative situation that you must deal with during this time will not affect your diet, provided you don’t dwell on it. 14 When someone at the office or at home talks about things in a negative way, do not ask them to shut up. Allow them to talk, just don’t accept what they are saying. Remember it is your choice to allow someone to affect you and your mindset. 15 Of course it will be very helpful for you to remain on your diet if you can avoid meeting people you already know are negative, people who get on your nerves or rub you the wrong way. If you cannot avoid them, then take extra discipline to listen and not take it in or contribute to the conversation. 16 Everything in the universe is made of energy. When you begin to stir the energy in your life, especially positive energy, you may bring some negative to you. This is just the universe testing the positive energy in your life, so be prepared just in case you find more things going wrong than usual. Much like when you are on a food diet, everyone seems to be offering you sugar-filled treats, sodas, etc. Hang in there and keep on the diet. 17 Be steady and do not tell anyone that you are on this diet. Keep this tremendous project strictly to yourself. When you have completed seven consecutive days successfully, then you can tell the story to anyone. 18 Seven straight days of positive thoughts, with no negative in your life. Seven straight days is what it takes to successfully complete the diet. If you make it to day six and then dwell on something negative, you must start the diet over. 19 You have seven weeks to accomplish this task. If you slip off the diet, you must wait one day (twenty-four hours) to begin again.
10 deep, thoughtful and true quotes about love and how it connects to relationships.
