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By Rebecca WoulfeMessinessAs children learn how to live, it is important for parents to allow and even encourage them to make mistakes. To punish children for making mistakes will keep them from growing. Helping them recover from mistakes will let them know that they are loved, that they are human, and that the world is a safe place. Below is a story for parents and children. Share it with your child(ren) and open up a dialog about making mistakes and messes.
Beneath the surface of the water, in the ocean dark and
deep,
To keep the peace, in this empire so mighty,
Then one day a goldfish, no bigger than your thumb,
He went to the king to report what he witnessed About The Author ...Copyright © 2001 Rebecca Woulfe |
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