Our Children Need Time and Attention
- According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 1 in 5 American children ages 3 through 17 are affected by anxiety and depression. There is great concern this will rise.
- The American Psychiatric Association reports about 50% of mental illness cases begin by age 14.
- A tendency to develop depression and bipolar disorder nearly doubles from age 13 to age 18.
- Suicide rates continue to climb, according to the World Health Organization and the CDC.
Anti-Bullying Books for Kids
Empower Our Children
"Being Silly, Not a Bully, helps children learn valuable life skills about kindness, diversity, cultural differences, and inclusion. Upon reading the book, children and families around the world will want to connect at a deeper level."
Marie Diamond, Globally Renowned Transformational Leader
Help our children to flourish. To develop positive self-esteem and a strong sense of identity.
During this pandemic, we worry about the limited interaction our children have with their peers and its effect on their social skills.
Many children crave this time with their friends. However, the current pandemic has many nervous and concerned at the thought of it. Of course, you’re doing everything possible to keep them safe, happy, and distracted. Kids are resilient. As long as their needs are being met at home – they can thrive.
Many parents and educators are also anxious, overworked, and overwhelmed.
They need quick and easy resources to build a strong connection with their children. They need tools that make it easy to bring up the tough topics we are confronting today.
Now is the time to build a strong foundation of open communication - unconditional love and support by training our children to have strong morals and values. To ingrain self-confidence and emotional intelligence that will carry them through life.
Book one Being Silly, Not a Bully, from the Discovering The Difference book series, allows children to experience and resolve mean-spirited teasing and bullying.
