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Do You Know Who Your Children Are?

Do You Know Who Your Children Are?

by Starkey, Michelle
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In Do You Know Who Your Children Are?, Michelle Starkey clearly identifies the seven roles children play in the lives of their parents. From messenger, sage, teacher, guide, spiritual companion, healer, and friend, the intricate, often demanding and inspiring ways children interact with adults, and the world around them, is immense and powerful. Encouraging caregivers to have the courage to make the most out of their relationships with children, Starkey raises awareness and teaches readers how to use a positive mindset and affirming language to truly appreciate the opportunities children present each of us in the journey of life.

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Pub dateMar 25, 2008
ISBN-101419684329
ISBN-139781419684326
LanguageEnglish
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