Sunny's Heart - Gal, Na'ama
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The book calls for an enjoyable reading experience and serves as a wonderful training tool for parents who wish to empower their children and aid them in their development. Four year old Sunny, is experiencing his entire range of emotions intensely, and is able to identify and release them. This is how he quickly and easily returns to being happy, content and calm. This book also includes a chapter for the parents with explanations and activity ideas, as well as a heartily gift for the children. "But sometimes things happen to Sunny that make him feel emotions That aren't at all nice and…mehr

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The book calls for an enjoyable reading experience and serves as a wonderful training tool for parents who wish to empower their children and aid them in their development. Four year old Sunny, is experiencing his entire range of emotions intensely, and is able to identify and release them. This is how he quickly and easily returns to being happy, content and calm. This book also includes a chapter for the parents with explanations and activity ideas, as well as a heartily gift for the children. "But sometimes things happen to Sunny that make him feel emotions That aren't at all nice and funny. Because Sunny can feel everything, large or small, since his heart is so big, it can feel it all.
Autorenporträt
Na'ama Gal is a personal coach on issues of parenting, relationships, family, and personal development. Over a decade she has been helping others by providing knowledge and practical tools for the development and strengthening of inner listening and self-belief. It is Na'ama's second book, which is a training tool for parents. Her first book "Amalia's Journey - who is afraid to be afraid in public?" was first published in 2018 and is intended for parents and children from age 7 and above. Na'ama is a mother of four children and a grandmother of three grandchildren. She believes it is important to help children identify the feelings that arise within them, and to teach them how they are called, as well as to provide children with the freedom and the safety they need in order to express those feelings.