Bedtime Meditation Stories for Kids

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Help Your Child Relax Before Saying "Good Night" the Natural, Safe Way - Keep Reading!A child's mind can be just as fertile a ground for stress as an adult's. In fact, they might just have it worse since they haven't quite grasped the ins and outs of deep, confusing emotions.As humans, we are hardwired to gravitate towards the downside for things in order to survive. But, in today's age where the dangers of a saber-tooth tiger lurking in the bushes are non-existent... all the negativities can do more harm than good.As a parent, you can't help but worry for your little ones. But it's not a losing battle!Research has shown that consistent daily meditation practices help mitigate stress and boost calm. Meditation also strengthens positive thinking. And positive thinking helps rewire the brain to become less anxious and less inclined to assume the worst.So, how is this relevant to your child?Simple - engaging your child in soothing meditation stories can do wonders for their anxious minds.And there's nothing more powerful than "Bedtime Meditation Stories for Kids" by child development expert Anna Myers.With this bedtime storybook for kids, your child will:Relax, unwind, and enjoy a soothing nightcap before going to bed after a grueling day, the natural and safe wayBecome better adjusted to the ups and downs of life as they practice self-calming and confidence-building exercisesLearn how to sit still, focus, and be more present in the moment as you read meditation stories with themEnjoy a night of bonding with mom and dad - laughing and making lovely memories together in the warm, safe comforts of homeAnd so much more!"Bedtime Meditation Stories for Kids" is more than just a storybook. Using creative storytelling, kids will find it easier to relax and take the edge off the natural way. There is a story for kids of different ages, and each makes for an interesting read!Overall, this book is here to help kids get as many passive techniques to become more present and self-compassionate as possible. And maybe bring you along for the ride, too!So, what are you waiting for?