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This month we have been closely following the #MyYoungerSelf campaign from The Child Mind Institute and It's a campaign where actors, athletes, musicians, and influencers of all kind come together to provide

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A great example of this is when you feel that kind of jittery, butterflies, sick-to-your-stomach feeling

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And when you have that kind of awareness of yourself and of others, you tend to naturally exercise your Take for example, kids playing on a playground - if you watch and listen closely, you will observe how

Something our author Shanna has always told her kids is "no dream is too big or too small". collages above the gardeners' beds, but any high traffic area will suffice - refrigerator, bulletin board, kids effective because they force us to take a second to reflect on what we want, what our goals are, what kind

What happens when we find ourselves scared awake from one of these dreams? How do we handle it? Listen to relaxing music If you find yourself not able to shake the images, sounds, and feelings of a Sleep is so important to keeping our gardens healthy and talking with someone about the kind of stressful