A Child’s Good Morning Book

Is your 10 to 15 year old still wetting the bed? Don’t despair! There are many possible reasons, so first check out with your medical practitioner that there is no underlying medical cause. If there is not, this gentle, relaxing self-help enhanced book could be your answer, as it has been for so many others! The child receives a boost to confidence and self-esteem and powerful suggestions to take control even when asleep! As they relax, they imagine resetting the programs in the body so they can wake up immediately if necessary and walk to the bathroom. Otherwise they reset the bladder to stretch and stay closed all night till they wake in the morning feeling a sense of relief and pride. This successful approach is based on natural, safe, sound hypnotherapy principles: act out each positive step in the imagination and dramatically increase the chance of success in the real world. Lynda's gentle, English voice calms and re-assures as she gives suggestions for boosting confidence and self-esteem. As a former teacher and clinical hypnotherapist of many years standing, she has helped thousands of children world-wide through her CDs and downloads. She has featured in the press, TV and radio and is author of two widely acclaimed books on hypnotherapy with children and adults. The recording uses state of the art technology. For maximum benefit, listen nightly, for several weeks and follow the recommendations in the audio.

Introduce your little ones to the simple and wonderful ways they can worship God daily. A great discipleship tool that includes discussion questions, daily prayers, and activities, this beautifully illustrated children’s picture book will help your kids fall in love with their heavenly Father by showing them how He can be the focus of everything they do, from sunrise to sunset.

The remarkable true story of one man’s fight to turn the tide of low expectations, this account follows educator Chris Sarra from his humble beginnings in a large Italian-Aboriginal family to his triumphant achievements, including becoming Queensland's Australian of the Year, the subject of ABC's Australian Story, and one of the most outspoken and recognized educators in Australia. Attempting to better Indigenous education, Sarra transformed the Cherbourg State School into a national success story, but not without controversy along the way—Sarra battled the media, the education system, and a culture of complacency. This inspiring autobiography shows why Indigenous children no longer hope for a better education; they can expect it.