Join Bee’s delightful adventure in The Bee Who Could Not Choose Her Flower, a charming bedtime story designed to help children ages 3 to 8 learn the value of decision-making and trust in their choices. This enchanting tale encourages children and parents to explore mindfulness and the beauty of following their hearts.
Follow Bee as she buzzes from flower to flower, unable to decide which one to choose. Bee learns to listen to her inner voice and discovers the joy of making choices that feel right in her heart.
How "The Bee Who Could Not Choose Her Flower" Helps You Support Your Children:
Decision-Making Skills: This story teaches children the importance of trusting their instincts and making confident choices. Mindfulness Practices: Engage in the Snuggle Breathing Meditation to create a peaceful bedtime routine, promoting relaxation and presence. Family Bonding: Reading this story together opens opportunities for discussions about choices and listening to one's heart, strengthening family ties. Empowerment Through Choice: The narrative empowers children to recognize their ability to make decisions and follow their hearts. Executive Function: Reading this story together helps your kids develop the executive function skills of empathy, goal achievement, and task initiation.
Key Features:
Snuggle Breathing Meditation: Start your story time with a calming breathing exercise that fosters connection and relaxation. Inspiring Characters: The journey of Bee and her discovery will inspire your child, teaching them valuable life lessons. Reflective Activity Pages: Use these pages to engage in meaningful discussions, reinforcing the story's core messages and enhancing your connection.
Bundle Information: "The Bee Who Could Not Choose Her Flower" is part of the Anger and Rebellion Bundle, crafted to help kids to calm and center themselves.
Praise for "The Bee Who Could Not Choose Her Flower":
“This delightful, engaging story highlights the important lesson of decision making and opens the door for those of all ages to explore in a new way.” R Lewis, Amazon
“Funny, charming, and deep, but easy to understand. It is a beautiful gift for children and it leaves adults with a smile.” Maris Konning, Parenting and Relationship Counselor
“A lovely story, sure to capture a child’s attention and impart some good wisdom along the way.” Donna Baier Stein, Publisher, Tiferet Journal Author of Sympathetic People
Bought 2 books for my 2 grandchildren 3 and 5
Beautifully written and illustrated
In the increasingly insular and disconnected world they’re growing up in it’s a refreshing change and has prompted some in depth conversations
Very impressed, as I am with many of the conscious stories I’ve bought, particularly the ones dealing with fear and anxiety
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Uta R Weiland
Not like the first ones
I have to say I did like the two “hugs” books better but the verdict is still out how my granddaughters will like it!
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Denise A Archer
A gift to the world
I could not possibly imagine tje mind of some giving less than glowing 5 stars. Not the least of which is naming and rendering just perfect names for difficult feelings like “sticky feelings” for children and parents. Deep connection with even pre-readers. They get it! Thank you, Andrew
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Denise A Archer
Little brain people
Real words. Real feelings. Engaging narrative. My 3.5 month son pre-reading is reciting Andrews narratives every book word for word, and teaching his classmates breathing. Buy every book. All ages engage and learn and talk about. Narrative and illustrations entirely connected.. ordered 9 including Little Brain People, Will omelets set and order another for his school.
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Brenda D Solly
Circles are never ending.
I purchased the book: We are Circle People for my youngest two grandsons, ages 5 and 7, the youngest of 15 of my grands. Many years ago , my youngest daughter made me a clay model of 7 people in a circle and a candle holder in the middle , representing my 7 children and the light a family gives to each other and the Universe. The book is perfect to go with the clay family and to teach her children the importance of connection and belonging in the modern day village . Hillary Clinton once said " It takes a village to raise one child" . I had a 50 acre farm and a 14 room home that was full of many children who came through my 7 children and had love, food and acceptance. God Bless.
... while fostering deeper connection with your children.
Meet The Author
My name is Andrew Newman. I love all things creative and spiritual - especially kids! I've written books that help families connect at the end of those hectic days filled with growing, loving, and learning. I have trained and worked in healing and community building for many years which is demonstrated in the amount of detail and attention I've given to the impact of each book. These stories come to me in moments of clear sight and understanding. They feel like a gift to me, and I hope to pass that on to you and yours. Welcome to Conscious Stories - I hope it blesses your family!
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Each bedtime story guides you through snuggle-break meditation, a mindful journey, and a conscious conversation.