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Bedtime stories for kids
INSPIRATIONAL SHORT BEDTIME STORY FOR BOYS AND GIRLS AGED 8-12 BY BRIDGET DYKE Table of content Chapter One The Girl Who Never Gave Up Chapter Two Sophia The Good Girl Chapter Three The Boy Who Saved The Forest Chapter Four James And The Lost Cat Chapter Five The Dog Who Could Talk
By Bridget Dyke3 years ago in Families
Empowering Teens to Reach Their Goals: Making a Difference
As teenagers, many of us face difficult challenges in our everyday lives. Whether it’s financial pressures, academic stress, or social anxieties, it can be hard to stay on track and achieve our goals. It’s important to remember that we are not alone in this struggle; there are always ways to empower ourselves and take control of our own futures. In this article, we'll explore how volunteering and establishing positive relationships can help teens overcome these struggles and reach their goals. We’ll provide practical strategies for building relationships with peers and mentors, as well as offer tips for staying motivated and reaching success.
By Ajay Singh3 years ago in Families
The Weight of Simple Tasks with Chronic Depression
I am not a psychiatrist, nor a therapist. I have no education in this subject; I just live with it every single day. I have had depression ever since I can remember. It is part of who I am. The majority of my life it has consumed me. It has taken me to very dark places and it has been an ongoing battle to this day. However, I have learned to outlive it. I conquer each day and continue to percervier when the odds are not in my favor. Unfortunately, life seems to enjoy hitting me with a bag of bricks any chance it gets, but I'm still standing.
By Christine Hoskin3 years ago in Families
Overcoming Adversity: The Inspiring Story of Lucas
Chapter 1: Early Struggles Lucas was born into a world of uncertainty. His parents struggled with addiction, and as a result, he was placed in the foster care system at a young age. He bounced from one foster home to another, never staying in one place for too long. This constant instability left him feeling alone and isolated, and he struggled to find a sense of belonging.
By Jackson (Horcart Studio)3 years ago in Families
The Idiot Box
Not too long ago I went to visit a younger colleague. We have not talked or seen each other since before the pandemic. She fixed us some tea in her kitchen that was bigger than my whole apartment and when she had run out of niceties to say, she suggested we go into her family room to chill after she gave me the grand tour of her half-million dollar home. She quickly grabbed the remote to her 72-inch TV and switched to YouTube from her steamy reality show.
By MaSu3 years ago in Families
Psychologists, after extensive research on 35000 + couples, reveal that steering clear of a specific mistake has been instrumental in maintaining their joyful marriages for 30 years.
As clinicians who have widely investigated more than 40,000 couples setting out on couples treatment, and having participated in a satisfying conjugal association ourselves for quite a long time, we have important bits of knowledge about encouraging a prosperous and persevering relationship. In any case, we recognize that we are not resistant to mistakes. Like any other person, we take part in contentions, experience disappointment, and sporadically snap at each other. We are, all things considered, just humans.
By Vincent Moore3 years ago in Families
God is Like My Mom
Growing up, everyone called God "Heavenly Father." Over and over again, Christians would pronounce this with a giant smile plastered on their faces.
By Ashley Tripp3 years ago in Families
Relationship Resilience: The Art of Building Unbreakable Bonds
In a world driven by technology and virtual interactions, the importance of building strong relationships has never been more crucial. Relationships form the foundation of our personal and professional lives, shaping our well-being and overall satisfaction. Whether it's our family, friends, colleagues, or romantic partners, investing time and effort into nurturing these connections can lead to deeper fulfillment and happiness. This article explores the essence of building strong relationships, highlighting key principles and practical tips to foster meaningful bonds that stand the test of time.
By Amv Bro3 years ago in Families
A Tapestry of Life: A Grandmother's Final Story
In a small, serene room, a frail figure lay upon a hospital bed. The soft glow of sunlight streamed through the curtains, casting a gentle warmth on the aging face of Sarah Thompson. Time had worn her body, but her spirit remained resilient.
By Akram3 years ago in Families
Roots of Willow Grove: A Tapestry of Love and Unity
In the quiet neighborhood of Willow Grove, four families lived side by side, forming a tight-knit community that flourished with love and togetherness. Each family had its unique dynamics, yet they all shared a profound bond that made their lives intertwined like branches of a sturdy tree.
By Zain Khurram3 years ago in Families
Heartbreak
The boy's world shattered into a million tiny pieces the day his mother left him. She had been his guiding light, his source of strength, and the one person who understood him like no other. Through the long battle with illnesses, she had fought valiantly, but her body had grown weary, and her spirit was ready to rest.
By Mark Alexander3 years ago in Families
Gender Equality: A Pathway to a Just and Sustainable World
Gender equality is a fundamental human right that ensures that all individuals, regardless of their gender, have equal opportunities, rights, and obligations in all spheres of life. It is not only a moral imperative but also a necessary foundation for a peaceful, prosperous, and sustainable world. Despite progress over the last few decades, the world is not on track to achieve gender equality by 2030. Commitment and bold action are needed to accelerate progress, including through the promotion of laws, policies, budgets, and institutions that advance gender equality.
By Prateek3 years ago in Families