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Help your child stand up for themselves! 🦸🏻💥
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Hello Reader, It's a bird! It's a plane! It's... your superhero child! This month's Teach Me How resource is all about learning to be assertive! It is called, "You Can Stand Up For Yourself: Learning How to Be Brave and Assertive." And it's only $6!
Here's what is included in this resource :
Help your child climb to new heights when they realize that they have the POWER to be brave and stand up for themselves. To infinity, and beyond! PS - Teach your child about their superpowers with this month's Teach Me How resource: "You Can Stand Up For Yourself: Learning How to Be Brave and Assertive." |
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Ralphie from Simply On Purpose is bringing joy back into parenting and family life. You have the power to change your home—let her show you how!
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