How Do You Fix a Bad Day? - Cantone, Pam
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How Do You Fix a Bad Day? We can all relate to a bad day. From big to small, life delivers obstacles and frustrations that stir our emotions daily. Certainly, seeing the good can be challenging at any age as feelings rush in, take control of our thoughts, and affect our actions. Understanding the complicated connection of feelings, choices, and consequences is challenging, but yet so important for the youngest of young. This children's conversation and picture book creatively invites the reader into the process of a powerful pause, one that inspires intentional thinking, reasoning, and…mehr

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How Do You Fix a Bad Day? We can all relate to a bad day. From big to small, life delivers obstacles and frustrations that stir our emotions daily. Certainly, seeing the good can be challenging at any age as feelings rush in, take control of our thoughts, and affect our actions. Understanding the complicated connection of feelings, choices, and consequences is challenging, but yet so important for the youngest of young. This children's conversation and picture book creatively invites the reader into the process of a powerful pause, one that inspires intentional thinking, reasoning, and discussions about important emotions, decisions, and what-ifs. Critical social and emotional thinking, problem-solving, self-reflection, and more are blended within the pages of this book to provide opportunities for intentional conversations and learning for everyone. May you take the time to PAUSE and enjoy a moment to inspire A GOOD DAY.
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Pam Cantone is an early childhood and elementary educator, PCI Certified Parent Coach®, and Divine Sleep® Yoga Nidra Certified Guide. She is passionate about encouraging others to find the wisdom that is woven within life. Her family and friends motivated her to chase her dream to write a children's book that inspires conversations to find important answers from important questions.Pam lives in Allentown, Pennsylvania, with her husband, Rob, and she loves to take walks with her rescued furry pal, Josie, or sit quietly with a cup of coffee to gather her thoughts. Her two grown daughters, Kelsi and Casey, and grandson, James, helped her become the mom, "GiGi," and author she is today.