The benefits of self-awareness for "young" readers

Have we ever wondered how much new information, knowledge and skills a child is asked to learn in the course of their development? How many of them relate to his temperament, personality and emotional world? How many of them allow him to understand himself more deeply? The value of self-awareness, although often sidelined by school or family, plays a key role in children's cognitive, social and emotional development and well-being.

Discovering Trends and Interests

Cultivating self-awareness skills in children through children's books enables them to listen to their needs, discover their inclinations, interests and abilities and thus choose more consciously the activities that suit them.

Understanding Emotions & Boosting Self-Esteem

At the same time they learn to understand and self-regulate their emotions as well as to empathize with others. They face the challenges of everyday life better, increasing their self-esteem and self-confidence.

Developing Communication and Healthy Interpersonal Relationships

They also learn to openly express their wishes and concerns, to communicate effectively with the people around them and thus build healthy interpersonal relationships.

Stress and Challenge Management

They thus achieve better levels of efficiency, better manage the stress and challenges of everyday life, having confidence in their abilities. All of the above can be achieved if we create a framework of love, support and encouragement for children to come closer to themselves.

The book "My Unique Self"

The children's book "My Unique Self" by IWrite Publications, is a tool in the hands of parents and educators who want to give children the time and space to take their first steps on this inner journey. Its main goal is cultivation and the development of self-awareness skills in children, in an imaginative and child-centered way. The child is encouraged to interact with the book by answering fun, playful questions about aspects of themselves and their lives. So on the one hand, it feels like small protagonist who writes about his name, his family and friends, his interests, occupations and habits. On the other side he delves deeper into his feelings, strengths and weaknesses, role models, personal goals and motivations.

The child, therefore, in the first part of the book is led pleasantly and effortlessly to unfold his thought, to express his feelings in words, to observe the unique elements of his personality, to now move on to the second part of the book which is the thematic diary, which has a dual purpose. On the one hand reliving the child's experiences and on the other hand her their critical analysis from that. The child approaches the concept of gratitude and begins to manage difficult situations, such as stress, pressure or fights by recording them with his pencil in a safe context, in his personal book, through which he observes, knows more deeply and embraces ... his unique self.

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