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PlayDrMom’s Favorite books to help Kids Build Self-Esteem

on: 14/11/2012 by Laura Hutchison
Spoon, by Amy Krouse Rosenthal … Is a nice way to talk to children about jealousy and, in turn, being thankful for our own uniqueness and personal gifts.  Check out this great activity from Coffee Cups and Crayons. Chrysanthemum, by Kevin Henkes …
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