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Editorial Reviews
From Library Journal
Teaching children to love may seem like a contradiction in terms, but Childre, founder of the Institute for Heart Math in Boulder, Colorado, believes that it is not only possible but necessary. A follow-up to his A Parenting Manual: Heart Hope for the Family (Planetary, 1995), this how-to book helps implement his philosophy. The oversized pages are filled with 80 activities to help children from one to 20 years old learn to be loving people. While the intention may be worthy, the carry-through is not. The activities are contrived and gimmicky, using techniques called Freeze Frame, Captain Cut-Thru, and Heart Tools. Dull, cartoonlike black-and-white pictures permeate the book. Not recommended.?Linda Beck, Indian Valley P.L., Telford, Pa.
Copyright 1997 Reed Business Information, Inc.
Midwest Book Review
Now it's easy for even the busiest of parents and childcare providers to bring love and fun to daily living with children. Teaching Children To Love provides 80 games and fun activities, as well as guidelines, for raising balanced, intelligent, happy children. The link between love and intelligence is simply presented showing how to develop both mental and emotional intelligence through love. Teach Children to Love is fun, heartwarming, invaluable, and offers quick, easy ways to bring more harmony and balance to everyone. Teaching Children To Love is ideal for family night activities and is essential reading for any new parent feeling the need for information and ideas in helping their child to grow up happy and loving.