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Surviving your Parents Divorce - This is one website I recommend as it gives a lot insight on surviving the problems of parents who reach for a divorce! And this is changing generation when it is time for a positive experience than the negative effects it has on children.
If marriages can be saved, they should be. But if there's a split, traumatic events scar kids. However, it is more important on how to take it. Survival is a bright side but the better brighter side is seeing a positive. Having parents fight, split up and moving can be stressful and hurting. Divorce can be good or bad but most is going to happen and you can't stop the ills of it. It is here that the site of the Author and the book comes in helpful with his own experience. Author Max Sindell, whose parents split up when he was six, begins with a child's bill of rights - including the absolute most important right, the right to be safe and feel safe. The other rights a child of divorcing parents has include the right to awareness in what's going on, the right to counseling, the right to be heard, the right to be one's own person, the right to be neutral, and the right to private communication. The Author says, "If your parent ever has someone in his or her life who violates your feelings of safety and security, tell that person or tell your parent." And he goes on adding with his personal experiences and anecdotes in the book.
"Divorce is always a unique experience, and the only thing they have in common is that they’re never easy", says Max Sindell and I am sure, his book will be real practical guide, to help people have control over their life, no matter how distracting their parents’ situation may be.
Bright side to a dark way but most of, divorce should be the least of the problem when a kid is growing up. Let them grow 'Gracefully'.
- ilaxi patel
Editor, Kidsfreesouls.com
Newspaper for Kids with resources for parents and teachers
Author of Guardian of Angels
- ilaxi patel
Ed, Kidsfreesouls.com
Newspaper for Kids with resources for parents and teachers
Author of Guardian of Angels
In case you missed my post reading on kidsfreesouls, here's on St.Patrick's day. You can find more in Google Search on St. Patrick's Day. Here is the wiki link of St. Patrick's Day. Here is also Enchanted Learning website with Crafts & Activities for kids. And here is the best on the web 'The History of St. Patrick's day.'
St. Patrick's day and the celebrations theme was all about Green - Dress Green, Eat green Irish food and attending the Parades.
Well, we do follow the St. Patrick's Day celebration here but I remember, whenever it was 17th March, the school sisters chart the St. Patrick's Day as a holiday in our calendar as the school was a missionary Convent school. This was a great extra holiday for us. Traditionally, celebrated in the Catholic church, many wear a bunch of shamrock on the caps, St. Patrick was the patron saint of Ireland. It is believed, he raised people from the dead, drove snakes from Ireland and even set up schools and churches which would aid him in his conversion of the Irish country to Christianity.
I think Religion is a personal right and a personal choice. It is a faith so strong and all that matters - be it Shiva, Jesus or Allah or any, God is just One - He Knows and sees all. (You can find the Culture and Festival pages here as Good Friday and Holi )
Enjoy!
- ilaxi patel
Ed, Kidsfreesouls.com
Newspaper for Kids with resources for parents and teachers
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Years roll by and yesterday was 12th March. On this day, in 1930, Gandhiji in his boldest act of civil disobedience against British rule, began a long march to the sea in protest of the British salt tax. Gandhi and his followers eventually reached the Arabian Sea, where they made their own salt by evaporating sea water. The march, which resulted in the arrest of Gandhi and 60,000 others, earned new international respect and support for the leader and his movement. Gandhi's nonviolent methods, including dramatic hunger strikes, eventually did bring great results to his goal of Indian independence in 1947. Well, 12th March is ever been my Dad's birthday and the birthday of Sambhaav (Ex-ed Blog here) Years roll by....Nothing ever was built to rose to touch the skies, until some man willed it! And Sambhaav has all credits from me to the one and only 'Bhupatbhai Vadodaria' the Ed, who gave me an opportunity to make Freesouls in print media for over 5 years.
Well, here's the recent up-dated RSS explanation page with the re-doing of M J Akbar's pages here. You may subscribe Kidsfreesouls Ed blog posts or other Blog posts to read in feed reads. Enjoy!
Keep the Faith!
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A woman never fails to amaze! She handles tricky people and situations sensibly, Carries burdens with ease, has tolerance, opinions and solutions, She smiles when she wants to scream, sings when she feels like crying, cries when she's happy and laughs when she's afraid. Her love is UnConditional! There is only one thing wrong with her though, She sometimes forgets what she is worth....Pass this to every beautiful, Worthwhile women you know. I just did. Happy Women's Day....
Examination Fever? Here's Tips for Examination in Counselling Column. Get-set-ready to be prepared to face the coming Big E-Days and I am sure, many parents will find the tips useful for their children too.
Find the battle strong if you've the examination blues and follow the Examination tips here on Back To School Pages too.
It is very important to get focused right from the start and if examination blues is worrying the child or even the parent, this means you've procrastinated! Moreover, I find bad hand-writing and lack of confidence among many kids. Exam stress and it's always the Teacher's Revision - a Parent Stress, Kids Stress. Shrug off the blues and don't stress the child to study all the time. Allow time for play and leisure. The emotional well being and physical health needs to be balanced while preparing for exams.
Follow the Road Ahead to Success and Healthy Attitude guide. It's never too late to begin. All the Best.
Btw, a Workshop for was organized and Kirandeep will be sorting your queries for the upcoming exams. If you are interested, please find details here on Counselling Column.
- ilaxi patel
Ed, www.kidsfreesouls.com
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