Are These Really My Kids? - Ambonisye, Bolanle
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Parenting is tough-there's no denying that. Life is life-ing, time is short, and the world can be overwhelming. And, our children are here for a reason. They are born with unique gifts and talents that the world needs, and it's up to us to help them discover their purpose and grow into the people they are meant to be.Tap Into Your Purpose, Power, and Patience as a Parent! Gain practical insights, self-reflection, and a clear strategy to help you develop a personalized parenting approach and perspective that works for you and your children. With Are These Really My Kids? Unlock the strength to…mehr

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Parenting is tough-there's no denying that. Life is life-ing, time is short, and the world can be overwhelming. And, our children are here for a reason. They are born with unique gifts and talents that the world needs, and it's up to us to help them discover their purpose and grow into the people they are meant to be.Tap Into Your Purpose, Power, and Patience as a Parent! Gain practical insights, self-reflection, and a clear strategy to help you develop a personalized parenting approach and perspective that works for you and your children. With Are These Really My Kids? Unlock the strength to break generational curses, understand your child's unique needs, raise children who are confident, resilient, and empowered, re/discover the joy of parenting, and build a positive, joyful family equipped to succeed.
Autorenporträt
Author Bolanle Ambonisye, parent of four, is a certified African-centered educator. Bolanle is recognized as "Mama" in St. Louis, Missouri's and Council of Independent Black Institutions' (CIBI) schools and communities. Mama Bolanle taught K(obe) - 2nd grades for 11 years, then turned her attention to parent education and staff training once she realized, "What's wrong with children is adults."